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Saturday 27 June - Sunday 6 September 2020 | Daily opening times vary
Djanogly Gallery, Lakeside Arts (Gallery 2)
Admission free
The architectural historian Sir Nikolaus Pevsner (1902-83) came to England from Germany in 1933. After the war he created the seminal Buildings of England series of county guides to England's architecture. The Nottinghamshire guide has now been completely revised and updated by historian Clare Hartwell, for publication in June 2020.
Nottingham-based architectural photographer, Martine Hamilton Knight, was commissioned by Yale University Press to work with Hartwell on the new book.
This exhibition presents a selection of her photographs and reveals the considerable challenges of documenting historical and contemporary buildings for the guide.
Tuesday - Saturday: 11am-5pm
Sunday: 12noon-4pm
Monday: Closed
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