First Street Mural of Nottingham's Street Art Project
NCC Lace Market Car Park
This mural is celebrating Nottingham’s pioneering history with the lace industry and you'll find it on the NCC Car Park located on Fletcher Gate.
Designed and created by Nottingham street artist Rubes, the artwork is an intricate lace pattern that includes a number of references to Nottingham formerly being the world leader in lace making – from the Spinning Jenny machine to the Luddite movement.
Several organisations in the city have already put their support behind the project, including Nottingham City Council, Nottingham BID and the Canal & River Trust. The Nottingham Street Art Project is led by The Nottingham Project, with support from the street art community in the city.
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