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13 October 2022
We are pleased to publish the Mutual Affinities Learning Lab Programme
We are pleased to publish the Mutual Affinities Learning Lab Programme and to welcome selected artists, organisations and visiting participants.
We look forward to collaborating with facilitators from international locations to help foster a sense of openness and solidarity across borders; with the aim of cultivating a series of interconnected conversations encouraging us to continue to learn and unlearn with each other.
Selected artists work across a range of art forms, including visual arts, live performance, music, film, mixed media plus site specific installation. Many are engaged in and are exploring the politics of identity, belonging and place in projects that often incorporate community engagement and participation.
Arists: Mousa Al-Nana; Shatha Altowai; Saber Bamatraf; Paria Goodarzi; Basharat Khan; Francisco Lines; Iman Tajik; Ako Zado.
Organisations: Rachel Disbury, Alchemy Film and Arts; Alison McMenemy, Highland Print Studio; Tim Nunn, Govanhill Baths; Natalia Palombo, Deveron Projects; Helen Trew, Art27
Visiting Facilitators: Kit Braybrooke, Habitat Unit at Technische Universität, Berlin; Dominik Czechowski, International Curator, Researcher and Writer UK/Poland; Nike Jonah, PACE (Pan-African Creative Exchange); Elham Khattab, Out of the Circle, Cairo and the Cross Commons Curatorial Collective; Isabel Lima, Gresham Horse Project, Newcastle, UK; Natalia Palombo, Deveron Projects, Huntly, Scotland; Sally Watkins, B-Side, Isle of Portland, UK.
Director: Áine O’Brien, Curator of Learning and Research and Co-Founder Counterpoints Arts; Producer, Isabel Lima with support from Stuart Cameron, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Officer, Creative Scotland
