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Saturday 19 September – Sunday 10 January*
Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-4pm Sunday, 12noon-4pm Closed Mondays
Angear Visitor Centre
Free admission
Since late 2023, Malaysian Nottingham-based artist Byron Mohammad Hamzah has worked as a volunteer art teacher with Malaysia's stateless youth – one of the country's most discriminated against social groups. Despite being born in the country, these young people are denied access to many of their basic human rights, including education and healthcare, leading to illiteracy and homelessness.
Hamzah initially wanted to document the lives of those he was teaching, however as the project progressed, the students began actively engaging in the production of images. Despite the injustice they experience, The Flower & The Wall, the artist's first solo exhibition, encapsulates the spirit of these children: resilient, full of hope and pride.
Hamzah is the 2025 winner of 3rd prize in the National Portrait Gallery's Taylor Wessing photography prize.
*Temporarily closed for Lustre, Tuesday 3 – Friday 13 November
Launch event: Friday 18 September, 6-8pm
| The Flower & The Wall: Byron Mohammad Hamzah (19 Sep 2026 - 10 Jan 2027) |
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