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University Park, Nottingham
An eagerly anticipated landmark in Nottingham's arts calendar, Lustre is a friendly, relaxed, contemporary craft and design market, where you can buy everything from artisan jewellery and bags to ceramics, glass and tableware.
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…
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.
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.
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.
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.
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…
NOTTINGHAM, NOTTINGHAM
A curated selection of works responding to the theme of absence at New Art Exchange
Nottingham
From the helpless beauty to the evil stepmother, gender roles in fairy tales have traditionally played upon stereotypes which have evolved since the tales were first written.
This free exhibition at the National Justice Museum, Nottingham explores…
University Park, Nottingham
Julian Atkinson and Roger Tanner, authors of Luddism in the East Midlands: Riots and Negotiations (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Labour History Society: 2018), tell the true story of Luddism in Nottinghamshire. They share the results of their…
NOTTINGHAM
Objects, photographs and film that shows colourful, weird, and playful interpretations around the topic of ‘shoes’
NOTTINGHAM, NOTTINGHAM
Sistas Against Cancer, Self Help UK and Macmillan Beyond Diagnosis Service present a photographic exhibition representing the experiences of women affected by cancer within the Black Asian Minority Ethnic and Refugee (BAMER) community.
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…
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, NOTTINGHAM
Commissioned by New Art Exchange, Does Anybody Leave Heaven? is an assemblage tapestry made with textile items found in Egyptian street markets, clothing, bags and other items, which are printed with the flag of the United States of America.
Dryden Street, Nottingham
"Imagine you've missed the last train. Is there one piece of writing that you would want with you for company in the small hours?" Artist Ryan Gander and critic and writer Jonathan P. Watts put this question to 281 of the leading artists, academics,…
University Park, Nottingham
Jade Fantom graduated from Nottingham Trent University's BA Photography programme in 2018. She is the recipient of the Genesis Imaging and Lakeside Arts Bursary Award. In this new body of work she combines her two passions for travel and landscape…
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
A look at 1936 film The New Architecture of the London Zoo and a talk reflecting the history of documenting and exhibiting live animals and the role that modern architecture and cinema played in it.
Nottingham
Nottingham's Independent Photo Festival, Off Centre, is back.
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