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University Park, Nottingham
Using photographs, marketing materials and business records from the University of Nottingham's lace and hosiery archive collections, this exhibition explores surviving evidence of the textile trade which was once a major feature of the East…
Nottingham
Nottingham's Independent Photo Festival, Off Centre, is back.
University Park, Nottingham
John Smedley Ltd. of Lea Mills, Derbyshire, one of the first companies to install fully fashioned knitting machinery, produces fine gauge knitwear using traditional hand finishing techniques alongside cutting-edge technology. Jane Middleton-Smith…
Worksop
An all-new display of objects from Welbeck's historic Portland Collection of fine and decorative art, built up by the Dukes of Portland and their families who have been at the country estate since 1607.
Worksop
5 October 2019 - 5 Janurary 2020 The Harley Gallery Free Melanie Tomlinson's largest and most significant solo show to date with a series of nine new artworks, composed of hand-painted metals, mixed media and found objects. Exploring forgotten…
NOTTINGHAM, NOTTINGHAM
When The Snow Melts is part of Himmah's Heritage Lottery Funded, Muslim Memory Project. This charts the stories of Nottingham's Muslim communities involved in the Second World War and will lead to the production of a substantial publication in 2020.
Nottingham
This selection of contemporary Chinese works is focused on small handmade works on paper created by leading Chinese artists working in the 21st century.
Nottingham
Join Jeanne Roberts from MySight Nottinghamshire for a specialist gallery tour and workshop suitable for blind and visually impaired visitors.
Nottingham
Still Undead explores how Bauhaus ideas and teaching lived on in Britain, via pop culture, art-school band, DIY publishing and club nights.
Nottingham
Discover the story of Dr Felix Oswald, the Nottinghamshire Probate Officer, geologist, archaeologist and Roman pottery specialist whose work led to the creation of the University of Nottingham Museum in 1933.
Welbeck
An exhibition of sculptures brought to life with cogs, cams, cranks and levers at The Harley Gallery until 5 January.
Nottingham
An exhibition by Mat Collishaw, who rose to prominence in the 1990s as one of the defining generation of Young British Artists alongside his contemporaries Damien Hirst and Sarah Lucas.
Nottingham
Photographer and filmmaker Nirvair Singh Rai and visual artist Janhavi Sharma have embarked on a research project across the Punjab region of India and the holy city of Amritsar to create a new body of work.
Nottingham
An exhibition on King George IV a colourful and controversial figure in Regency England
University Park, Nottingham
Angela Verdon creates exquisite abstract forms in burnished bone china. Utilizing her material's inherent qualities of purity and strength, she explores the interplay of light and shadow resulting from hard edges and sensuous undulating contours.
Dryden Street, Nottingham
An exhibition looking at the importance of craft, ritual and land to the practice of the ever-shifting figure of the witch.
Worksop
5 October 2019 - 5 Janurary 2020 The Harley Gallery Free An exhibition by kinetic artist Martin Smith showcasing his colourful, witty and beautifully engineered automata range, from wind-driven swaying trees to tiny beating hearts and a…
Worksop
Laurence and Angela St Leger are well known for their beautifully crafted miniature automata, and for this exhibtion, they have created a series of specially commissioned framed pieces.
Dryden Street, Nottingham
Bonington Gallery is delighted to present Motif, an exhibition and experience that brings together 15 years of research conducted by Nottingham Trent University's Tim Rundle, Principal Lecturer in BA (Hons) Fashion Communication and Promotion.
University Park, Nottingham
This exhibition will look at the different types of human figures displayed on medieval pottery including the famous Face Pots. Human images appear on ceramic vessels from the late 11th century to mid-15th century and this display will examine how…
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