Join us for a conversation in Primary’s Studio A4 between exhibiting artist Maia Ruth Lee and curator Jade Foster on the opening weekend of the exhibition Human Life in Motion.
Artists Mentoring Curators is a series of conversations and is part of our Artist Development Programme.
Join London based South Asian artist Madi Acharya-Baskerville, and South-Indian migrant artist-curator Raghavi Chinnadurai in conversation/ performance of a conversation
Join British-Nigerian multidisciplinary artist Nwando Ebizie and UK-based curator, writer and producer Saziso Phiri for an informal in conversation. During September Nwando is in residence at Primary as part of our Work in Common series.
In celebration of Attention, Absorption, this event brings together Black women and non-binary artists and animators in the UK today. Join us for a panel discussion between Jessica Ashman, Phoebe Boswell, Mothy Muyobo and Maybelle Peters.
Join us for Thursday Tour & Tea—a gallery tour where either Primary staff, residents, artists, or researchers, give short talks about the exhibition’s themes and then sit down with you for a cup of tea, biscuits, and a chat.
Every fortnight from 22 September, 11am-12pm.
MADEYOULOOK and Zethu Maseko will gather at Primary to have a conversation about their art practices. The artists will discuss how they understand the place of nature and land in their work.
Join artist Ruth Levene and baker Kimberley Bell to hear about their work with biodiverse grain, and re-imagining food systems. The talk will be accompanied by fresh bread and followed by a group conversation.
Join award-winning filmmaker Andrea Luka Zimmerman for a screening of Art Class (2020, 49 minutes) followed by a Q&A with Andrea, led by members of the NMG associate cohort, supported by LUX Nottingham.
Morgan Quaintance will talk through his own process of using personal experiences, discussing the benefits and personal hazards of mining what might be identified as depressive emotional states, to create work that facilitates positive and potentially supportive relationships and new interpersonal connections.
Join artist Raju Rage online for a sharing and discussion on reclamation, adaptability and resilience in our relationship to land and its resources.
The Ejaradini Garden Talks by the South African artist collaborative MADEYOULOOK, continue their exploration of the substantial connections and significant differences between engagements on black life, land and plant life in Britain and in South Africa.
Join us for another online edition of Tell Me Something I Don’t Know, our popular and long-running talk series where we bring people together to talk on a subject of their choice for 15 minutes.
Tell Me Something I Don't Know is happening online for the first time! Join us for a YouTube livestream to hear a range of speakers tell us about community photography, sign language, race and the workplace, communication, and stories from lockdown.
A symposium reflecting on the shifting perspectives on archives – from a realm of ‘deep storage’ to a fluid and generative resource – how can an archive add new layers of understanding, not only to the past, but in our ‘future perfect’?
Our regular informal evening of talks from a variety of speakers covering a range of topics, with stories spanning the personal, global, local, and unusual.
Join Nottingham based artist-curator Jade Foster in conversation with London based fine artist Jennifer Martin, discussing her latest video installation, TEETH, which is open at Primary from 25 October - 25 January.
Join us for this in conversation event with Ibrahim Ahmed and Cüneyt Çakırlar. Free to attend and everyone is welcome.
A conversation between Melanie Jackson and Bianca Stoppani, as part of Melanie Jackson’s Deeper in the Pyramid.
