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Art and Cultural Events in Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire – the home of Robin Hood and a stunning green city. Nottinghamshire is rich in history and beauty; it’s hard to imagine being stuck for things to do. However, if you are seeking art and cultural events in the area, we have compiled this guide.
Rhythm & Geometry: Constructivist Art in Britain since 1951
7th April – 23rd July 2023 Tuesday-Sunday – Lakeside Arts Centre
An exhibition celebrating the constructed and abstract art created in Britain since 1951 and features art from the collection of the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia. The work covers various art forms from the 50s to today, including mobiles, printmaking, drawings and sculptures. Artists featured include Victor Vasarely, Gillian Wise, Li Yuan-Chia, Robert Adams, Yaacov Agam, Lygia Clark, Anthony Hill, Kenneth Martin, Mary Martin, François Morellet, Victor Pasmore, Takis, and Mary Webb.
Plants & Prayers Gallery Tours
18th May – 27th June 2023 11am-12am – Weston -Gallery at Lakeside of Arts
This guided tour of the Plants and Prayers exhibition teaches you about the stories of the items. It explores healing and medicine pre-1700 and some of the significant advances in medicinal care. This exhibition delves into the history of care and healing and the relationship between patient and healer. It is free to attend, but you must book in advance.
David Shepherd: Planes, Trains, and Animals Exhibition
1st April – 7th May 2023 – Wednesday-Sunday – Patching’s Art Centre
This exhibition celebrates the artist David Shepherd, one of the most recognised wildlife artists. Planes Trains and Animals showcased Shepherd’s most iconic work, including limited edition signed prints, and his wildlife, landscape and transport-inspired paintings,
Admission and parking for the exhibition are free.
Bears! Nature, Culture & Beyond
8th July – 31st December 2023– Thursday-Sunday 12 pm-4 pm – The University of Nottingham Museum
This exhibition runs from summer to the end of the year and explores the relationship between bears and humans. You will find wonders from Roman artefacts to Paddington bear while following the weird and wonderful places bears roam. Admission is free.
Neil Wilkin & Rachael Woodman Harvest: Fruit Gathering
25th March – 18th June 2023 – The Harley Gallery
This free exhibition showcases the work of two of Britain’s popular artists working in hot glass – Neil Wilkin and Rachael Woodman, who have worked together for almost four decades. This is their first exhibition together. This exhibition celebrates the mastery of glass, bringing the natural and spiritual world together.
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