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Dryden Street, Nottingham
For Sensing Systems, Woodham's debut solo exhibition, the gallery will be filled with a composition of connected installations, positioning visitors within a system of light, sound and motion. Visual and kinetic events will be sequenced by a central…
Nr Ollerton, Newark
An event that provides local artists the opportunity to display their own original works in a public gallery
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
Come along to celebrate ten years of Nottingham Contemporary, with a vibrant family-friendly day of activities.
NOTTINGHAM
The golden age of satire? Late-Georgian satirical prints Exhibition at Newstead Abbey explores how a small group of printmakers mercilessly skewered the worst excesses of the British monarchy between about 1790 and 1820.
Nottingham
What happens when artists get together to form a band? This season, Sonic Bauhaus is a series of study-as-listening-sessions exploring critical pedagogies of twentieth-century art schools and how these influenced developments in sound and systems of…
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
An iconic portrait of Lord Byron will be coming to his home at Newstead Abbey for an exhibition this summer, as part of a major National Portrait Gallery project. The renowned painting of Byron by Thomas Phillips will be on display at his ancestral…
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
Celebrate the launch of Still Undead – a major exhibition exploring how the pioneering Bauhaus art school has shaped British pop culture
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…
Nottingham
Join Sam Thorne, Director at Nottingham Contemporary, for insights on the new exhibition Still Undead: Popular Culture in Britain Beyond the Bauhaus, followed by a social in the Café.
Nottingham
Join Nottingham Contemporary's friendly, hands on group workshops to experiment with 'back to basics' creative approaches inspired by the Bauhaus art school including playing with lines, tone, colour and 3D forms.
Nottingham
Free exhibition of Local Alternative and Radical News Media from Five Decades at Nottingham Contemporary.
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…
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.
Nottingham
A Learning Preview especially for teachers and tutors, looking at the latest exhibition Still Undead: Popular Culture in Britain Beyond the Bauhaus
Nottingham
Still Undead explores how Bauhaus ideas and teaching lived on in Britain, via pop culture, art-school band, DIY publishing and club nights.
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,…
Nottingham
Fletcher Gate Art Gallery are thrilled to be bringing the work of Tom Voyce to a Nottingham audience and beyond for the second time around!
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