An exhibiton of women's artwork being produced now, and influenced by Feminism in the 1980's. Exhibiton selected by Sutapa Biswas, Sarah Edge and Claire Slattery. This show toured from Cooper Gallery, Barnsley. Part of Anne Frank in the World Programme. Curated by Joshua Lockwood-Moran
Patois Banton is a solo exhibition by London-based artist, writer and curator Cedar Lewisohn. His recent work has focused on intertwining narratives within art history and the contemporary psyche; often done from a black British perspective. Over the recent 2–3 years we have witnessed various historic museum collections being questioned for ethical reasons related to […]
In the aftermath of World War II, hundreds of new journals emerged across Europe. This explosion of print was a reaction to the years of privation and lack of cultural contact between nations. It also responded to public discussion about what might now constitute a ‘European’ identity – an issue central to processes of reconstruction […]
Join Bonington Gallery's Assistant Curator, Joshua Lockwood-Moran, for this gallery tour of our current exhibition – Patois Banton by Cedar Lewisohn. Josh will introduce Lewisohn’s artistic practice and the broad array of artwork on show, including a rare opportunity to peek inside several of the large-scale book-works displayed altogether for the first time. • The […]
About the event Join Alison, Marina, and Andrew in conversation, discussing materials they have found in their research on European periodicals post-1945. At the heart of the project is a focus upon the practice of translation: The Spaces of Translation project studies a small collection of important literary and cultural magazines from three countries (Britain, […]
Join us for a first look around Emily Andersen's exhibition Somewhere Else Entirely in the Gallery, and Nottingham Women's Centre in our Vitrines. NTU staff and students are welcome for a first look round from the slightly earlier time of 5 pm. Book your free ticket now. Free food will be available from 6 pm […]
This multi-channel video installation from internationally-acclaimed photographer Emily Andersen, explores the work and life of Ruth Fainlight (b.1931) – an American-born poet and writer. Ruth’s intensely visual poetry and fiction touch on themes of psychological and domestic situations, time, memory and loss. Born in New York City in 1931, she moved to England when she was 15. In […]
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 […]