  The paper has two aims: (1) it sets out to show that it is well motivated to
seek for an account of quantum non-locality in the framework of ontic
structural realism (OSR), which integrates the notions of holism and
non-separability that have been employed since the 1980s to achieve such an
account. However, recent research shows that OSR on its own cannot provide such
an account. Against this background, the paper argues that by applying OSR to
the primitive ontology theories of quantum physics, one can accomplish that
task. In particular, Bohmian mechanics offers the best prospect for doing so.
(2) In general, the paper seeks to bring OSR and the primitive ontology
theories of quantum physics together: on the one hand, in order to be
applicable to quantum mechanics, OSR has to consider what the quantum ontology
of matter distributed in space-time is. On the other hand, as regards the
primitive ontology theories, OSR provides the conceptual tools for these
theories to answer the question of what the ontological status of the
wave-function is.
