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Nottingham
From Liberia to Ethiopia, this exhibition explores how the race question confronted the League and how the lessons of these years profoundly shaped the creation of the organisation's successor, the United Nations, in 1945.
Nottingham
Join Nottingham Contemporary to celebrate the launch of their new exhibition, Donald Rodney: Visceral Canker.
Nottingham
Dr Carol Adlam – writer, artist, Assoc. Professor in Art & Design, NTU – explores the monstrous in Rego's and Perry's work, in the context of a wider graphic tradition of subversion and mythmaking across picture books, graphic novels, and the fine…
Nottingham Central library, nottingham
Welcome to The HK Experience celebration event!
Southwell
D-Day 80th anniversary commemorated as The Longest Yarn comes to Southwell in UK-first.
Nottingham
Paula Rego was one of the great printmakers and storytellers of our time. She drew inspiration from a vast range of sources, from traditional folklore and fairy tales to literary classics and nursery rhymes, transforming this material into…
Nottingham
Rego's work tells stories that combine fantasy, imagination, innocence, and cruelty, in order to explore life in all its complexity and mystery. This new exhibition casts a spotlight on her remarkable practice as a graphic artist, and particularly…
Nottingham
Running from 4 November, as part of the Byron bicentenary commemorations, Nottingham Central Library will be hosting an exhibition exploring 'Byron's Final Journey'.
Nottingham
Join this fascinating exhibition at Lakeside Arts featuring Derek Sprawson's recent abstract paintings deliberately avoid literal imagery.
Nottingham
Caroline Douglas, Director, Contemporary Art Society, gives an overview of Perry's work since the late 1980s, taking in his pots, tapestries, and bronzes as well as his engagement with collections such as the British Museum and Arts Council…
Nottingham
Dr Jake Hodder, Associate Professor, School of Geography, explores what lessons we can draw for understanding our world today.
Newstead Abbey was once home to the infamous Romantic poet Lord Byron. To celebrate the Bicentenary of Lord Byon in 2024, they are hosting a range of fantastic events throughout the year allowing you to get closer than ever before to the man behind…
Nottingham
Our much-anticipated contemporary craft fair returns with over 50 of the UK's top designer-makers and craft artists.
Dryden Street, Nottingham
Presenting over 120 works across a 35-year period, After the End of History: British Working Class Photography 1989 – 2024 brings together contemporary working class artists who use photography to explore the nuances of working class life in all its…
Nottingham
Delve beneath the surface and discover the many-layered history of Nottingham's famous caves and the people who have carved out a life within their walls for over a thousand years.
Nottingham
An interactive, holographic installation exploring the stories and collective imaginations of the Tehuelche community of Patagonia.
Nottingham
This temporary exhibition brings together items from the University Museum, Nottingham City Museums and Galleries, and Derby Museums to document this fascinating practice, throwing light on the Bronze Age of the East Midlands.
Nottingham
Complementing Paula Rego's subversion of fairy tale illustrations, Perry plunders the visual culture of the past to explore a psychological map of the present day.
Nottingham
Paul Coldwell, artist and Professor in Fine Art, University of the Arts, London, worked closely with Rego on the creation of all her etchings from 1986-2005.
Nottingham
Dr Richard Goddard of the Department of History at University of Nottingham will examine Nottingham's medieval caves using the borough court rolls and other records from the city.