Dates:
16 Feb 2017 - Ongoing
People:
Larry Achiampong, Lisa Anderson, Kat Anderson, Kimathi Donkor, Michael Forbes, Skinder Hundal, Paul Maheke, Hetain Patel, Sooree Pillay, Khadija Saye, Sunil Shah, Armindokht Shooshtari, Libita Sibungu, Cynthia Silveira, Kasia Sobucka, Erika Tan, Abbas Zahedi, susan pui san lok.
Location:
New Art Exchange, Nottingham
Project:
Skinder Hundal, Chief Executive at New Art Exchange, welcomed the Beyond the Frame and Diaspora Platform participants to Nottingham in February 2017 with a session addressing the history and ambitions of NAE and Skinder’s experiences of working on a collateral event for the 56th Venice Biennale – Doug Fishbone’s Leisure Land Golf. The group also heard from one of the exhibiting artists in that show – Hetain Patel – who spoke about the development of his practice. This visit coincided with the exhibition Untitled: Art on the Conditions of Our Time curated by one of the project’s mentors Paul Goodwin and Hansi Momodu-Gordon. Diaspora Pavilion participants Larry Achiampong and Kimathi Donkor were both exhibiting in Untitled and discussed their works Finding Fanon 2 (2015) and When Shall We 3 (Scenes from the life of Njinga Mbandi) (2010) respectively. The masterclass ended with a viewing of The Place Is Here at Nottingham Contemporary, which showcased art from the 1980’s that asked pivotal questions about identity, representation and culture, including the work of mentors Joy Gregory, Isaac Julien and Dave Lewis.
People:
Larry Achiampong, Lisa Anderson, Kat Anderson, Kimathi Donkor, Michael Forbes, Skinder Hundal, Paul Maheke, Hetain Patel, Sooree Pillay, Khadija Saye, Sunil Shah, Armindokht Shooshtari, Libita Sibungu, Cynthia Silveira, Kasia Sobucka, Erika Tan, Abbas Zahedi, susan pui san lok.
Project:
Skinder Hundal, Chief Executive at New Art Exchange, welcomed the Beyond the Frame and Diaspora Platform participants to Nottingham in February 2017 with a session addressing the history and ambitions of NAE and Skinder’s experiences of working on a collateral event for the 56th Venice Biennale – Doug Fishbone’s Leisure Land Golf. The group also heard from one of the exhibiting artists in that show – Hetain Patel – who spoke about the development of his practice. This visit coincided with the exhibition Untitled: Art on the Conditions of Our Time curated by one of the project’s mentors Paul Goodwin and Hansi Momodu-Gordon. Diaspora Pavilion participants Larry Achiampong and Kimathi Donkor were both exhibiting in Untitled and discussed their works Finding Fanon 2 (2015) and When Shall We 3 (Scenes from the life of Njinga Mbandi) (2010) respectively. The masterclass ended with a viewing of The Place Is Here at Nottingham Contemporary, which showcased art from the 1980’s that asked pivotal questions about identity, representation and culture, including the work of mentors Joy Gregory, Isaac Julien and Dave Lewis.
Dates:
16 Feb 2017 - Ongoing
Location:
New Art Exchange, Nottingham
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