One of six audio interviews, with people of colour, exploring experiences of inclusivity and self-empowerment in the arts. Explore all six interviews from the ‘In Conversation’ project.
What advice would you give to a younger version of yourself when you were thinking of pursuing a career as an Artist-Curator?
How do you think local contemporary Visual Arts organisations can better support the next generation of Black creatives?
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You work with some of the most established contemporary Visual Arts organisations in the East Midlands, what do you want to achieve through your roles?
Artist’s Biography:
Jade Foster is a British artist, curator and creative producer of AfroCaribbean heritage based in Nottingham, UK and a current CCCADI Curatorial Fellow in AfroCaribbean Art. They are a founding member and initiator of Black Curators Collective (BCC) with an upcoming project at Glasgow International 2021. Foster holds positions as a Trustee of Nottingham Contemporary, Assistant Curator at Primary, and Creative Programme Coordinator at New Art Exchange (NAE) in Nottingham. They are currently working with artist Maybelle Peters for Primary. As a freelancer, they have worked with UK New Artists (formerly UKYA); Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) Glasgow; Live Art Development Agency (LADA); performingborders and Never Done.
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