Nottingham Contemporary

Marlene Smith: Interview with the Artist

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Artist Marlene Smith, exhibited as part of Nottingham Contemporary’s 2017 exhibition, The Place Is Here, which looked at black British culture and politics from the 1980s. In this film, she discusses her art, and the political context it grew from. Filmed and edited by Emma Lloyd.

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Recording:
Marlene Smith: Interview with the Artist
Dates:
Thu 10 Jan
Format:
YouTube

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The Place Is Here Past Exhibition
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