Catalyst Exhibition: FRAMES

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21st - 24th March | 2024 | Various times
Nottingham Contemporary
FREE (Limited Capacity. Booking required for launch night)

Join Nottingham Contemporary for an evening of art as they celebrate the launch of this year's Catalyst Exhibition - FRAMES. This exhibition explores the complexities of hierarchy, accessibility, and perception in contemporary art and society.

The exhibition is a collaboration between Nottingham Trent University's MFA and MA Illustration students. With guidance from the Nottingham Contemporary team, the group explored the themes in Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Exposure and Dora Budor: Again.

They aim to confront the barriers that exist between artists, artwork, and audience. FRAMES not only offers captivating artworks on display, but also a unique opportunity for interactive audience participation. You can experience the art of screen printing and become an integral part of the creative process.

Join them as we celebrate the launch of FRAMES and embark on a journey of reflection on the structures that shape our understanding of contemporary art.

Artists:
Benjamin Oladayo Aina
Joel Ndaceko Alasan
Sam Basham
Xin Chen
Sophie Davies
Eliza Gooden
Vidhi Jangra
Mollie Plummer
Riven Polmar
Katharine Ramshaw
Ella van der Straaten
Blue Swain
Kimberly Walker

Opening Times:
Thu 21 March 7pm-9pm
Fri 22 March 10am-5pm
Sat 23 March 10am-5pm
Sun 24 March 11am-5pm

Free. Limited Capacity. Booking required for launch night.

There will be photography and filming at this event.

Access:
This event is inclusive for wheelchair users; our building is wheelchair accessible with lift access to all floors, and accessible and changing places toilets on the same level as the cafe. This event is held in The Space.

Nottingham Contemporary welcome all visitors. They want their activities to be accessible and inclusive for everyone. If you have questions or specific access requirements, please get in touch so that the venue can support you. Contact them by emailing info@nottinghamcontemporary.org or phoning 0115 948 9750 or going into the building.