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Enjoy arts and events across the county
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Nottingham Contemporary will present the first international institutional solo exhibition of the Guaraní artist and ceramicist Julia Isídrez (b.1967, Paraguay), whose clay sculptures trouble and enlighten many issues that define cultural debate…
Nottingham
Join a walk-through of the galleries, offering an insightful perspective on this fascinating exhibition. Led by Ashley Gallant, Interim Head of Visual Arts Programming, Lakeside Arts.
Nottingham
This new exhibition explores the changing role of work in prison. Using a striking combination of objects and historical photographs from the National Justice Museum's collections.
Nottingham
The Flower & The Wall, the artist's first solo exhibition, encapsulates the spirit of Malaysia's stateless youth: resilient, full of hope and pride.
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Nottingham Contemporary are delighted to continue their collaboration with East Midlands chamber ensemble rarescale, presenting a series of musical performances responding to their current exhibitions Chico da Silva: And the soul is for the birds…
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In this session, Special Collections Librarian Dr Ursula Ackrill will use facsimiles from Early Modern books held at Manuscripts and Special Collections to guide you through decoding the mysterious language of these images.
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In summer 2026, Nottingham Contemporary is thrilled to present the first institutional solo exhibition in England by Lithuanian artist Augustas Serapinas featuring his large-scale sculptural installation, Physical Culture.
Nottingham
Join Professor Marina Novelli, in her public lecture on the role of stories of movement and belonging in the era of sustainability. This will be followed by an expert panel discussion on the theme and a laboratory of co-created ideas with…
Nottingham
'Stretched to the Limit' is Steel Door Studios' first solo show of a body of work. This series of evocative pieces shines a floodlight on a prison system in crisis. Spiralling overcrowding, ever-decreasing budgets, "a modern-day pandemic of…
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To coincide with the Artists, Lovers, Outsiders exhibition, we are presenting Montgomery’s light poem The People You Love Become Ghosts Inside of You, 2013.
Nottingham
Alison Milbank, the author of For the Parish, will describe some of the history and distinctiveness of this system, illuminating the social and religious ways of life which thrived in parishes.
Nottingham
Raw Material: Art in Response to the Alan Sillitoe Collection by Paul Harraway is a response to the personal library collection bequeathed to Bromley House Library following Sillitoe's death in 2010.
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Saturday 23 May - Sunday 20 September 2026 National Justice Museum Free
Pieces of Me: Stories from Nottingham brings together the voices of refugees and asylum seekers living in Nottingham through art, poetry, textiles, and storytelling.
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Curated by writer and broadcaster Damian Barr, this exhibition rescues the Two Roberts from the footnotes of history. It foregrounds their shared creative practice, grounded in radical queer love, and celebrates an alternative tradition of modernist…
Nottingham
Exhibition Talk: Prehistoric Lives in the Trent Valley with Dr David Knight, Head of Research and Dr Steve Malone, Senior Researcher at York Archaeology
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Join July Styles, Fitness and Wellbeing Coaching Specialist, for a walkthrough of Physical Culture by Augustas Serapinas.
Nottingham
Join Taylor Wessing Photography prize winner Byron Mohammad Hamzah to learn about his work, made in collaboration with the stateless youth of Malaysia.
Nottingham
Join a walk-through of the Secret and Sacred Libraries from East Midlands Parishes exhibition and learn about the stories behind the items on display.
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Investigate some of the science behind archaeology with members of the York Archaeology team.
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Step into the sacred libraries of the East Midlands parish priests through books that they owned and annotated across the centuries.
