CAMPUS Interviews: Quinsy Gario

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Visual and performance artist Quinsy Gario is a faculty member on our CAMPUS Independent Study Programme. We spoke to him about decolonial art practice and his hopes for the future of education within the art institution.

CAMPUS Independent Study Programme is a year-long and city-wide independent study programme in curatorial, visual and cultural studies, based on collaborative knowledge production and innovative research practices. CAMPUS is a free-to-attend programme of monthly closed-door gatherings and free public talks. Taking place in different locations in Nottingham (Nottingham Contemporary, Primary, Bonington, Backlit), CAMPUS welcomes participants from different backgrounds who wish to engage in conversations about contemporary debates and further explore interdisciplinary practices. CAMPUS is a space of encounter between researchers, practitioners, activists, scholars, institutions and organisations.

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