We Are Primary Podcasts

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www.weareprimary.org Primary creates an open environment for artistic research and production through the provision of studio and workshop spaces, and an innovative public programme. Primary is located in a former primary school in Nottingham, UK.

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Beauty

Jan 13 2025 1 mins

EXHIBITION: 9 November 2024-15 February 2025 OPENING TIMES: Thursday - Saturday, 10AM-6PM, or by appointment. WHERE: Gallery 1 Kolam is an exhibition, an action, a space, an exploration. Mimicking its namesake*, it acts as an invitation to Tamil women and other marginalised communities to hold space and have voice within contemporary cultural production. Cross the threshold, Cross

Color_2

Jan 13 2025 1 mins

EXHIBITION: 9 November 2024-15 February 2025 OPENING TIMES: Thursday - Saturday, 10AM-6PM, or by appointment. WHERE: Gallery 1 Kolam is an exhibition, an action, a space, an exploration. Mimicking its namesake*, it acts as an invitation to Tamil women and other marginalised communities to hold space and have voice within contemporary cultural production. Cross the threshold, Cross

Color_4

Jan 13 2025 1 mins

EXHIBITION: 9 November 2024-15 February 2025 OPENING TIMES: Thursday - Saturday, 10AM-6PM, or by appointment. WHERE: Gallery 1 Kolam is an exhibition, an action, a space, an exploration. Mimicking its namesake*, it acts as an invitation to Tamil women and other marginalised communities to hold space and have voice within contemporary cultural production. Cross the threshold, Cross

Form

Jan 13 2025 2 mins

EXHIBITION: 9 November 2024-15 February 2025 OPENING TIMES: Thursday - Saturday, 10AM-6PM, or by appointment. WHERE: Gallery 1 Kolam is an exhibition, an action, a space, an exploration. Mimicking its namesake*, it acts as an invitation to Tamil women and other marginalised communities to hold space and have voice within contemporary cultural production. Cross the threshold, Cross

Tool

Jan 13 2025 2 mins

EXHIBITION: 9 November 2024-15 February 2025 OPENING TIMES: Thursday - Saturday, 10AM-6PM, or by appointment. WHERE: Gallery 1 Kolam is an exhibition, an action, a space, an exploration. Mimicking its namesake*, it acts as an invitation to Tamil women and other marginalised communities to hold space and have voice within contemporary cultural production. Cross the threshold, Cross

Welcome

Jan 13 2025 1 mins

EXHIBITION: 9 November 2024-15 February 2025 OPENING TIMES: Thursday - Saturday, 10AM-6PM, or by appointment. WHERE: Gallery 1 Kolam is an exhibition, an action, a space, an exploration. Mimicking its namesake*, it acts as an invitation to Tamil women and other marginalised communities to hold space and have voice within contemporary cultural production. Cross the threshold, Cross

Work in Common | Nwando Ebizie & Saziso Phiri in conversation

Nov 07 2023 64 mins

British-Nigerian multidisciplinary artist Nwando Ebizie and UK-based curator, writer and producer Saziso Phiri share an informal in conversation. During September 2033 Nwando was in residence at Primary as part of our Work in Common series, that encourages artists to experiment with different ways of working – either testing out a speculative idea or developing new collaborations

Re-Framing Dance Conversations with Nora-Swantje Almes | Ep. 5

Jun 29 2023 53 mins

As part of the residency programme Re-Framing Dance, initiated by Dance4 in collaboration with Primary in Nottingham, Nora-Swantje Almes invited six practitioners into conversations on the shifting relationship between contemporary dance and visual arts. The 5-part podcast series takes the practices of choreographers and artists Jamila Johnson-Small and Gillian Walsh, Holly Blakey,

Ejaradini Conversation - Nare Mokgotho

Nov 24 2022 34 mins

In July Nare Mokgotho of MADEYOULOOK collective and artist Zethu Maseko came together at Primary in the Edjardini structure to have a conversation about their overlapping practices. Nare and Zethu discussed how they understand the place of nature and land in their work. Johannesburg based artist Nare Mokgotho reflected on the origins and journey of the Ejaradini project and the S