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The Path by Hassan Hajjaj presents a unique and timely consideration of culture and identity in the modern, globalised world.
Welbeck
Introducing the Jerwood Collection: A Curator's Choice is the first exhibition of this year-long residency at The Harley Gallery.
Nearly four million Indians were 'volunteers' in the British Army during the two World Wars. The Great Wars were truly global events, yet the process of public remembrance is often performed through the prism of national identity.
Nottingham
Titled Artery, Allison Katz's exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary will be the London-based Canadian artist's first institutional solo show in the UK. It is a collaboration with Camden Art Centre, where it will open in January 2022.
Nottingham
The House of Fame is an ambitious exhibition conceived by Linder. At the heart of the presentation is a retrospective of the influential British artist and musician’s work, spanning more than 40 years of photomontage, graphics, costume and…
Nottingham
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Spanning more than 40 years, Itchin & Scratchin is Denzil Forrester's most significant institutional show to date, bringing together a wide range of paintings and…
Nottingham
The exhibition began with a crafted soap sculpture from the National Justice Museum's collection. This mini sculpture was crafted by someone in prison and seemed to hold an extraordinary power of its own.
Nottingham
This exhibition focuses on three categories of artistic practice that involve the employment, manipulation and/or alteration of videogame assets to convey stories and emotions: ‘machinima’, ‘in-game photography’ and ‘gamics’. The image and screen…
In this new exhibition Encroachments, Dawood takes a pragmatic and oblique look at the relations between Pakistan and the US since partition in 1947 through a Virtual Reality (VR) environment, contained within an installation comprising neon,…
Newstead Abbey, the ancestral home of Lord Byron, is a treasure trove of the rare and beautiful and through the wonders of technology you can explore sections of the former Augustinian priory and some of their most interesting recent exhibitions.
The ancestral home of Lord Byron is a treasure trove of the rare and beautiful and through the wonders of technology you can explore sections of the former Augustinian priory and some of their most interesting recent exhibitions.
Nottingham
Join Betti Copperwood for a solo exhibition of her work.
Nottingham
Join Nottingham Castle at their new gallery, The Lab, celebrating the emerging and diverse talents of makers, academics and creatives in present-day Nottingham for “Don’t Blame the Blacks”.
Welbeck
Explore Coast, Country, City, the second exhibition in The Jerwood Collection's year-long residency at The Harley Gallery.
Still I Rise is a timely exhibition exploring the role that women have played in the history of resistance movements and alternative forms of living.
Worksop
14 September 2019 - 31 December 2021 The Harley Gallery Free
The Harley Gallery plan to reopen the Portland Collection from Tuesday 18 May 2021. For the latest information and advice on Coronavirus in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, please…
Worksop
The celebrated Jerwood Collection is making its way up north to The Harley Gallery, within the Courtyard at Welbeck, for an exclusive exhibition that will run for a year from 18 May.
Nottingham
This exhibition is the first solo presentation in a UK museum by the Brazilian artist Erika Verzutti (b.1971, São Paulo). It gathers together more than 40 works from the last 15 years, alongside a body of new work and a major site-specific…
University of Nottingham, Nottingham
An exhibition of Florence Nightingale, the Lady with the Lamp, at Lakeside Arts in Nottingham.
Built in 1824, The Workhouse in Southwell is the most complete workhouse in existence. Now a museum operated by the National Trust, it offers a fascinating insight into how the poorest members of Victorian society lived.
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