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‘Street Art: Contemporary Prints’ @ Nottingham Castle Museum
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Uneven Geographies @ Nottingham Contemporary
Live frogs, in an art gallery! Yes, Nottingham Contemporary has become home to five albino African clawed frogs. The frogs are unknowing participants of the ‘Uneven Geographies’ exhibition, which exposes the detrimental impact of globalisation on the world. Éduardo Abaroa’s amphibious art is representative of the imperialist colonisation…
The Inconsistency of Everything @ The New Art Exchange
Mine the Mountain by Nicholas Hedges @ Surface Gallery
Speedboat Matchsticks @ The Surface Gallery
If you’re still in Nottingham over the Easter holiday, and find yourself in town wanting a distraction from looming deadlines and exams, Laura Taylor’s Speedboat matchsticks exhibition will certainly do just that. This exhibition asks the questions what is art? and how should art be displayed? The entrance…
Chris Ofili @ The Tate Britain
The Perfection of the iMperfect @ The Surface Gallery
This exhibition is made up of a collection of unusual, diverse and thought-provoking photographs. Taken by eight students from the University of Nottingham the photographers come from a variety of cultural and educational backgrounds, with different experiences and photographic styles. Their joint passion for photography, however, is evident.…
Without from Within @ The Djanogly Gallery
Hui-Chen (Annie) Lin @ The Lakeside Arts Centre
Annie Hui Chen Lin, a Taiwanese contemporary artist was the lakeside artist in residence from 2008 to 2009. Having little knowledge of the artist or the work surrounding her, I sought inspiration prior to looking around by flicking through the artist’s guestbook at the entrance. Amongst appreciative dreamy…
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