This exhibition explores the rich history of Nottingham Women’s Centre and the fight for women’s rights in the city.
Starting life in a living room during the second wave of feminism in 1971, Nottingham Women’s Centre is one of the oldest organisations of its kind in the country. It was created to support women and fight for equal pay; education and job opportunities; an end to homophobic discrimination; and an end to violence against women – battles still being fought to this day.
Come along to see material from the Nottingham Women’s Library archives, protest placards from Reclaim the Night marches, and more.
Curated by Diana Ali.
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Installation viewInstallation viewInstallation viewInstallation viewInstallation viewInstallation viewArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryArchived Feminist Journals from Nottingham Women's Centre libraryInstallation viewInstallation viewInstallation viewNottingham Women's Centre TimelineInstallation viewWatercolour Painting of Nottingham Women's Centre library, by visual artist and feminist, Circle Yuen.Installation viewArtwork and Cover Design by Rosemary Wels Video documentation of Reclaim the Night marches in NottinghamProtest banner from Reclaim the Night march in Nottingham.Protest banner from Reclaim the Night march in Nottingham.Protest banner from Reclaim the Night march in Nottingham.Installation viewInstallation viewA Reclaim the Night banner, from the mid-1980s donated to NWC, by Ruth Lewis-JonesProgression, a collaborative banner made by Terri-Ann, Karem, Kate, Jannet, Chloe, with artist Diana Ali
LAUNCH EVENT
Come along to our launch night on Friday 24 March, 6 pm – 8 pm for a first look round the exhibition, alongside Emily Andersen: Somewhere Else Entirely in the Gallery. There will be free food from 6 pm and a performance from the United Voices Choir at 7 pm.
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