Online Talk and Podcast Programme

Hosted by Bonington Gallery and New Art Exchange

*Please note that information in red is our series of online talks and information in black is our series of podcasts. To listen to the podcasts and online talks, please click on the hyperlinks below. For more information about our speakers, please visit online talk series’ speakers and podcast series’ speakers.

26 April 2023

7PM (BST)

In Conversation with Ather Zia on Writing as a Powerful Tool to Amplify Female Voices in the Kashmir Conflict

Speaker: Ather Zia

Interviewers: Amir Kaur Aujla-Jones and Trang Dang (Nottingham Trent University)

3 May 2023

7PM (BST)

In Conversation with Ally Zlatar on ‘Voice’ as an Authentic and Vulnerable Artistic Expression and a Therapeutic Power

The link will be activated on the podcast’s release time.

Speaker: Ally Zlatar

Interviewer: Patricia Francis (Nottingham Trent University)

10 May 2023

7PM (BST)

In Conversation with Jasmine Qureshi on Voice in Environmentalism, Queerness, and Trans Rights

Speaker: Jasmine Qureshi

Interviewer: Trang Dang (Nottingham Trent University)

17 May 2023

7PM (BST)

In Conversation with Olivia Lopez Calderon on Cultural Identity and Dissonance

The link will be activated on the podcast’s release time

Speaker: Olivia Lopez Calderon

Interviewer: Viola Nassi (University of Leicester)

24 May 2023

7PM (BST)

In Conversation with Jeff VanderMeer on Nonhuman Voices

Speaker: Jeff VanderMeer

Interviewer: Trang Dang (Nottingham Trent University)

31 May 2023

7PM (BST)

In Conversation with Ja’Tovia Monique Gary on the Importance and Burden of Locating Self within the Filmic Space

The link will be activated on the podcast’s release time

Speaker: Ja’Tovia Monique Gary

Interviewer: Patricia Francis (Nottingham Trent University)

7 June 2023

7PM (BST)

In Conversation with Tracey Lindberg on Indigenous Voice in Literature

Speaker: Tracey Lindberg

Interviewer: Valentina de Riso (Nottingham Trent University)

28 June 2023

7PM (BST)

In Conversation with Irene Lusztig on Using Archive to Bring Voices and Their Subjective Truths from the Past into the Present

Speaker: Irene Lusztig

Interviewer: Patricia Francis (Nottingham Trent University)