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Dryden Street, Nottingham
Bonington Vitrines #29: Through Our Eyes, In Our Words
nottingham
In this Wednesday Walkthrough, researcher, writer and sound practitioner Syma Tariq will guide visitors through Lines That World a River لکیروں سے دریا تھامنا, the first European solo exhibition by multi-disciplinary artist Shahana Rajani (b.1987,…
nottingham
Join ancient historian Reuben Hutchinson-Wong for a walkthrough of Cemetery of Martyrs - the first solo exhibition in a major cultural institution in the UK by artist Dala Nasser (b.1990, Lebanon).
Nottingham
Lakeside Arts, Wallner Gallery Tuesday 20 January – Friday 27 February 2026 Monday - Friday, 8am - 4pm Saturday & Sunday, 10am - 4pm Free admission
This exhibition showcases the exquisite scroll paintings of Li Qingyu, a nationally…
Worksop
A vibrant exhibition of colourful mixed media paintings inspired by the mammal teeth collection at Creswell Crags.
Nottingham
This exhibition explores justice through legal, social, and cultural lenses, showing how its meaning has continually evolved and remains contested today. Stories of marginalised voices, inequality, and resilience sit beside symbols of state control…
Dryden Street, Nottingham
Exhibition Exhibition Launch – Naeem Mohaiemen: THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY & Bonington Vitrines #30: A Semester in Nottingham, 1976
nottingham
Join Nottingham Contemporary's Senior Curator Katie Simpson and Curator Niall Ó Faircheallaigh to discuss the key concepts and ideas presented in our two new exhibitions.
Nottingham
Light Night returns to Nottingham! Do something different on a Friday or Saturday night and enjoy FREE cultural events in Nottingham after dark.
nottingham
This workshop is a continuation of an aspect of Winter's practice dedicated to preserving the memories of those buried in the countless untended graves in cemeteries across Nottingham, by performing simple symbolic acts of kindness and respect.
Great Uncle Bulgaria and litter-picking expert Orinoco are heading to the Heights of Abraham this year and looking forward to meeting young and old visitors alike
University Park, Nottingham
The United States of America was founded upon an idea of freedom. As a place of refuge from religious persecution and the birthplace of a new political system, the American colonists who rebelled against British rule saw themselves as the founders…
Nottingham
An exhibition celebrating the pioneers and torchbearers of Funk, Soul, R&B, Hip Hop, Dancehall, and Afrobeat(s). Captured over several years by London-based photographer Alexis Chabala, the work honours artists whose influence shaped global music…
Nottingham
Thursday 5 February 2026 | 1 - 2pm Djanogly Theatre Tickets £3.50 (free concessions)
Art historian, curator and critic, Dr Jean Wainwright, explores the factors that shaped Warhol's art from his childhood experiences in Pittsburgh to his move…
Nottingham
Nottingham will host two spectacular immersive art experiences in 2026: Beyond Monet and Beyond Van Gogh – two unforgettable experiences under one roof.
Nottingham
Friday 30 January – Sunday 12 July 2026 Open Thursday - Sunday, 12noon - 4pm University of Nottingham Museum Free admission
The cemetery discovered at Broughton Lodge, Willoughby-on-the-Wolds, in Nottinghamshire was a pioneering community…
Nottingham
This talk by Dr Mark Rawlinson, Associate Professor in History of Art, explores photography as central to Andy Warhol's artistic practice, both as raw material for his iconic silkscreens and as a creative medium in its own right. It makes the case…
nottingham
Join Zoe Milner for a BSL Exhibition Tour of Cemetery of Martyrs - the first solo exhibition in a major cultural institution in the UK by artist Dala Nasser (b.1990, Lebanon).
Nottingham
In this new exhibition Simeon Barclay draws upon a rich vein of pop cultural sources, producing works that activate complex cultural histories, whilst exploring the ways in which we navigate identity, both imposed or self-curated.
Nottingham
Nottingham Contemporary are excited to be sharing the first European solo exhibition by multi-disciplinary artist Shahana Rajani (b.1987, Pakistan).
