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‘Fictions’ brings together the work of eight contemporary artists who explore the boundaries between fact and fiction. Taking its name from the collection of short stories by Argentinean writer Jorge Louis Borges, the exhibition draws on the paradoxical scenarios he creates. 

In Borges’ world, ideas of language, time, memory and truth surpass our everyday expectations. As an exhibition, ‘Fictions’ aims to sketch out these relationships within the context of our contemporary society. 

This exhibition is curated by High Dichmont and Fay Nicholson, who will be exhibiting work alongside fellow artists Eugenia Ivanissevich, Glen Jamieson, Aaron Juneau, Girolamo Marri, Helen Perkins and Marianna Simnett. 

The private view for this exhibition will take place in the Bonington Gallery on Thursday 19th March between 6-8pm. All are welcome to attend.

A female figure stands infant of a wall which has A3 sheets of paper in a grid. Each of these papers has text on the top third.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of a projection which shows a figures back, wearing a white thick coat with a fur lined hood.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Two projections side by side.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Detail of the projection which shows two figures walking past a wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Closeup of a Art Screen which has an image of a man laying down facing upwards.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
an assortment of office stationary on a side board, which includes triganomoitry rulers, a stapler, compass, glue sticks, and a opt of pens and note books at the back. On the wall, three sets of scissors, and three roles of tape are hung on nails.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A series of desks in a row along a wall, with black plastic chairs. There are a variety of pieces of paper and drawings attached to the wall in front of the desks.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Detail of a desk which has printed papers with notes, a book open with the cover facing up, and two stacked coffee cups with saucers.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of a a4 sheet of paper which is hung about an inch away from the wall. The paper has text which has words that have been cut out, so that the light casts through the sheet onto the wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
close up of a desk which is against a wall, which has clippings of text arranges in a cluster on the top corner of the desk
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of one of the desks which has 10 pieces of paper numbered with Roman numerals. There are two books propped against the wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of a5 size drawings/doodles which show various scenes form an aeroplane.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
paint swatches which have been cut into to have parts of them raised upwards.in the background there are large green and yellow sponges which have nails sticking up vertically.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of the floor with the sponges and paint swatches.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
in the foreground on the floor, there are the paint swatches and sponges, with a flattened cardboard box which has a ladder pointing off to the left. In the background you can see desks along the wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of the floor with the sponges and paint swatches.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of the floor with the sponges and paint swatches.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A wall which has a3 pieces of paper in a grid, which have text on the upper third of them.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up ot the wall which has a grid go A3 sheets of paper with text on them.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Three cardboard tubes on a plinth with green, red, and black tape. They are attached in obtuse angles. Beneath them there is bits of wood and metal rulers.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
two cardboard tubes which are displayed on a plinth, wrapped in red black and silver tape.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A large cardboard tube held to the side of a plinth with green tape protrudes towards the camera. On the right hand face of the plinth, here are two smaller tubes which have been attached with red, green and black tape.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Three art screens in the foreground arranged in a circle, in the background there is a male figure standing with their legs wide apart, arms crossed, watching projections on the wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A female figure sits in a black leather arm chair reading a magazine. In the background there is a short bookshelf, and a standing lamp with a large shade. In the foreground there is a short side table with is made from dark wood.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
along the back wall there are a row of desks, ahead of them there are several figures looking at different works, which the CRT Screens, the cardboard tubes, and the paint swatches are visable
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
along the back wall there are a row of desks, ahead of them there are several figures looking at different works, which the CRT Screens, the cardboard tubes, and the paint swatches are visable
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
the gallery steps with a blurred set of legs, which has a small side table ot the right, which has a series of books lined up ij a row with their front covers facing upward.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
close up of the ladder which leans up against a wall, which leads down to the floor. Next to its base, there are a collection of large sponges. In the background you can see a collection of art screens
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
close up of the ladder which leans up against a wall, which leads down to the floor. Next to its base, there are a collection of large sponges. In the background you can see a collection of CRT screens
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A female figure stands infant of a wall which has A3 sheets of paper in a grid. Each of these papers has text on the top third.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of a projection which shows a figures back, wearing a white thick coat with a fur lined hood.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Two projections side by side.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Detail of the projection which shows two figures walking past a wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Closeup of a Art Screen which has an image of a man laying down facing upwards.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
an assortment of office stationary on a side board, which includes triganomoitry rulers, a stapler, compass, glue sticks, and a opt of pens and note books at the back. On the wall, three sets of scissors, and three roles of tape are hung on nails.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A series of desks in a row along a wall, with black plastic chairs. There are a variety of pieces of paper and drawings attached to the wall in front of the desks.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Detail of a desk which has printed papers with notes, a book open with the cover facing up, and two stacked coffee cups with saucers.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of a a4 sheet of paper which is hung about an inch away from the wall. The paper has text which has words that have been cut out, so that the light casts through the sheet onto the wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
close up of a desk which is against a wall, which has clippings of text arranges in a cluster on the top corner of the desk
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of one of the desks which has 10 pieces of paper numbered with Roman numerals. There are two books propped against the wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of a5 size drawings/doodles which show various scenes form an aeroplane.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
paint swatches which have been cut into to have parts of them raised upwards.in the background there are large green and yellow sponges which have nails sticking up vertically.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of the floor with the sponges and paint swatches.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
in the foreground on the floor, there are the paint swatches and sponges, with a flattened cardboard box which has a ladder pointing off to the left. In the background you can see desks along the wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of the floor with the sponges and paint swatches.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up of the floor with the sponges and paint swatches.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A wall which has a3 pieces of paper in a grid, which have text on the upper third of them.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Close up ot the wall which has a grid go A3 sheets of paper with text on them.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Three cardboard tubes on a plinth with green, red, and black tape. They are attached in obtuse angles. Beneath them there is bits of wood and metal rulers.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
two cardboard tubes which are displayed on a plinth, wrapped in red black and silver tape.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A large cardboard tube held to the side of a plinth with green tape protrudes towards the camera. On the right hand face of the plinth, here are two smaller tubes which have been attached with red, green and black tape.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
Three art screens in the foreground arranged in a circle, in the background there is a male figure standing with their legs wide apart, arms crossed, watching projections on the wall.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
A female figure sits in a black leather arm chair reading a magazine. In the background there is a short bookshelf, and a standing lamp with a large shade. In the foreground there is a short side table with is made from dark wood.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
along the back wall there are a row of desks, ahead of them there are several figures looking at different works, which the CRT Screens, the cardboard tubes, and the paint swatches are visable
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
along the back wall there are a row of desks, ahead of them there are several figures looking at different works, which the CRT Screens, the cardboard tubes, and the paint swatches are visable
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
the gallery steps with a blurred set of legs, which has a small side table ot the right, which has a series of books lined up ij a row with their front covers facing upward.
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
close up of the ladder which leans up against a wall, which leads down to the floor. Next to its base, there are a collection of large sponges. In the background you can see a collection of art screens
Bonington Gallery – ficciones
close up of the ladder which leans up against a wall, which leads down to the floor. Next to its base, there are a collection of large sponges. In the background you can see a collection of CRT screens
Bonington Gallery – ficciones

A major car crash has occurred in the gallery – a head on collision. Skid marks are emblazoned across the floor, there is wreckage everywhere and blood is splattered up the walls – glistening and fresh. You are being filmed by surveillance cameras, are you the victim or perpetrator? Sections of the gallery seem inaccessible, areas cordoned off by hazard tape… is it a major disaster, a crime scene or spoof horror film?

Craig Fisher’s exhibition, CAT-AS-TROPHE  consists of a large-scale sculptural installation. Fisher’s sculpture, It’s Uncanny 2008 (two replica mini cooper cars) are constructed from carefully selected fabrics which are seductive in nature and ask the viewer to question the representation of violence laid out before them.  Fisher makes work that situates itself in a world of contradictions. He plays with our perception, challenging us to consider notions of art and craft. He references both high and low culture and juxtaposes the pictorial with the sculptural, creating potential spaces of slippage which act as a challenge to our habits of looking.

The theatricality of Fisher’s installations allow the viewer to engage in a narrative interplay and his work often makes reference to ideas of filmic or cartoon violence. A sense of saturation and the anodyne is at play in Fisher’s work. It is easy to miss the horror through the materiality of the artwork. The strange familiarity of crafted objects, and the voyeuristic quality of such imagery is highlighted by the craftsmanship of the detailing, sewing and pattern-cutting. By contrasting fabric and craft with these images, the artist subverts the significance of masculinity and challenges notions of representation.

Funded by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

Two fabric cars are crashed head first into one another.
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The two fabric cars crashed into one another.
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a wall is papered with green simple flower and leaf outlines. There is a column which protrudes the wall, which has a loudspeaker coming out or it.
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Two poles of the same height, are papered with herringbone black and white patterns. between them there is red and black tape which is loosely attached. The right pole has three security cameras attached to the top.
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view of the two fabric cars.
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two cars that are made out of textiles have crashed into each other. Their wheels a buckled and the fronts are crumpled.
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Two fabric cars are crashed head first into one another.
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The two fabric cars crashed into one another.
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a wall is papered with green simple flower and leaf outlines. There is a column which protrudes the wall, which has a loudspeaker coming out or it.
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Two poles of the same height, are papered with herringbone black and white patterns. between them there is red and black tape which is loosely attached. The right pole has three security cameras attached to the top.
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view of the two fabric cars.
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two cars that are made out of textiles have crashed into each other. Their wheels a buckled and the fronts are crumpled.
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During the summer of 2008, ten disabled actors from Teesside University were asked to explore their own day-to-day movements: dancing, cycling, cleaning, walking, running and eating.  The resulting work, Motion Disabled, uses motion capture and 3D animation to create a kinetic connection with the human form – beautiful everyday, virtual movements highlighting all the intricacies and uniqueness of each person’s physicality.

Nottingham Trent University is proud to present this exciting installation by Simon McKeown, which enables the viewer to engage and explore ideas of normality and difference.

www.motiondisabled.com

15 Years of Philip Watts Design – A retrospective presents of one of the UK’s leading creative design companies. NTU graduate Philip has designed an extensive and diverse range of award-winning products since the conception of Philip Watts Design, and this exhibition will show some of the most memorable: candle holders, mooing cow salt and pepper pots, giant melting staircases, radiators, door handles, lights and urinals.

Philip Watts Design has exhibited in over 20 countries, spanning four continents, and this will be the first time all this work will be seen together as a complete history of creative output.

www.philipwattsdesign.com

A staircase which looks like the vertebrate in the human spine. It is curving around to the left of the image. The steps themselves are coming off every second vertebrate and they are a pale wood sonf oval shaped.
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a stool which is made out of silver. The seat has holes in in, and the main stem bulbs out in the middle before coming down in the the base which looks to have a footrest, before going back into a wide flat base.
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Three silver, and one gold shapes hang on a dark wood board. the bottom two are crescent shaped, and the top are more like a treble clef.
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Three white spoon urinals standing in a row. The head of the spoon is the top, and the handle is resting its point on the floor.
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Three small model rows, one red, one yellow, and one white, are in a triangle.
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A staircase which looks like the vertebrate in the human spine. It is curving around to the left of the image. The steps themselves are coming off every second vertebrate and they are a pale wood sonf oval shaped.
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a stool which is made out of silver. The seat has holes in in, and the main stem bulbs out in the middle before coming down in the the base which looks to have a footrest, before going back into a wide flat base.
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Three silver, and one gold shapes hang on a dark wood board. the bottom two are crescent shaped, and the top are more like a treble clef.
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Three white spoon urinals standing in a row. The head of the spoon is the top, and the handle is resting its point on the floor.
Picture 371
Three small model rows, one red, one yellow, and one white, are in a triangle.
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This exciting and directional exhibition showcases a collection of innovative textile designs by Professor Junichi Arai and Dr Kinor Jiang from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.  A series of striking combinations of colour and texture, their work captures the essence of oriental style with a contemporary direction.

Bonington Gallery is proud to present Metallic Sound as part of an exhibition exchange between The Hong Kong Polytechnic and Nottingham Trent University, reflecting the strong educational links between both universities through established fashion and textiles research.

Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is white with silver circles on it, the middle is metallic golden with white circles, and the right is red with Black large circles.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is white with silver circles on it, the middle is metallic golden with white circles, and the right is red with Black large circles.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three Mannequins wearing different outfits, stand back to back in front of Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is white with silver circles on it, the middle is metallic golden with white circles, and the right is red with Black large circles.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
A central tapestry hangs from the ceiling, it is predominately a purply brown with lighter golden lines which intersect it horizontally
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, All three show different geometric arrangements which are gold, white and black, which are divided with heavy black lines.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is purple, yellow and bronze, the middle is white with a raised pattern running through the centre, and the right is black with gold lines.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three Mannequins stand back to back, with two medium sized back and gold tapestries hanging behind them.The central mannequin is wearing a purple ruffled ball gown.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three mannequins stand back to back with a large black and gold tapestry in the background. Each mannequin wearing a different outfit.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
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Dr Kinor Jiang is introduced by Helen Priest.
Metallic Sound
Several groups of people stand in front of Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is white with silver circles on it, the middle is metallic golden with white circles, and the right is red with Black large circles.
Metallic Sound
Groups of people examine tapestries on the walls and clothes that are placed on mannequins.
Metallic Sound
Groups of people stand in front of tapestries that are hanging from the ceiling.
Metallic Sound
Large groups of people looking at the large hanging tapestries, chatting and enjoying themselves.
Metallic Sound
Artist Dr Kinor Jiang talks with exhibition curator Kathrine Townsend infant of his large red tapestry.
Metallic Sound
People examining the different mannequins
Metallic Sound
Dr. Kinor Jiang pointing to one of his works with another figure behind him.
Metallic Sound
Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is white with silver circles on it, the middle is metallic golden with white circles, and the right is red with Black large circles.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is white with silver circles on it, the middle is metallic golden with white circles, and the right is red with Black large circles.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three Mannequins wearing different outfits, stand back to back in front of Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is white with silver circles on it, the middle is metallic golden with white circles, and the right is red with Black large circles.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
A central tapestry hangs from the ceiling, it is predominately a purply brown with lighter golden lines which intersect it horizontally
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, All three show different geometric arrangements which are gold, white and black, which are divided with heavy black lines.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is purple, yellow and bronze, the middle is white with a raised pattern running through the centre, and the right is black with gold lines.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three Mannequins stand back to back, with two medium sized back and gold tapestries hanging behind them.The central mannequin is wearing a purple ruffled ball gown.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
Three mannequins stand back to back with a large black and gold tapestry in the background. Each mannequin wearing a different outfit.
Metallic Sound Exhibit
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Dr Kinor Jiang is introduced by Helen Priest.
Metallic Sound
Several groups of people stand in front of Three large tapestries hang from the ceiling, the far left is white with silver circles on it, the middle is metallic golden with white circles, and the right is red with Black large circles.
Metallic Sound
Groups of people examine tapestries on the walls and clothes that are placed on mannequins.
Metallic Sound
Groups of people stand in front of tapestries that are hanging from the ceiling.
Metallic Sound
Large groups of people looking at the large hanging tapestries, chatting and enjoying themselves.
Metallic Sound
Artist Dr Kinor Jiang talks with exhibition curator Kathrine Townsend infant of his large red tapestry.
Metallic Sound
People examining the different mannequins
Metallic Sound
Dr. Kinor Jiang pointing to one of his works with another figure behind him.
Metallic Sound

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 – first come, first served!

The menu will be:

Vegan Balti with Rice & Mixed Salad (V)
Chickpea, spinach & sweet potato Balti served with rice and fresh mixed salad (vegan, vegetarian & gluten free).
Thai Red Chicken Curry with Rice & Mixed Salad
Thai red chicken curry with mangos & sweet peppers served with rice and fresh mixed salad (halal & gluten free).

From 7 pm, the United Voices Choir will sing a selection of songs chosen for their positive and uplifting messages

Photography will be taking place. There is lift and stairs access and an accessible toilet.

An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again explores repetition as a tool for the manipulation and contour; of the masses. It considers the relationship between repetition, sound and the image. How sound activates text and how repetition of words actions can create a sense of familiarity or a relationship with something.

An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again uses selected artworks, situations and conversation ot understand some of these thoughts and ideas.

Supported by Arts Council England, this exhibition has been produced by artist and NTU Fine Art graduate, Candice Jacobs. Bringing together works form fourteen different artists in three locations across the city: Trade Gallery, One Thorsby Street and The Bonington Gallery.

Artists exhibiting at The Bonington Gallery are: Athansios Argainas, Young Have Chang Heavy Industries, Candice Jacobs, Jack Strange and Mark Tichner.

A person crouches down holding a drink infront of a projection which says "and Being Alive"
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
The yellow artwork which says "The world isn't working" Is to the left. In the background of the image, two people discuss a4 size papers which are stuck to the wall behind them. A person is crouching to the right of the image.
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
there are two of the metal frames in the centre of this image, to the right is the yellow mural, and to the left the projection now says "but wait".
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
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a group of people are standing in front of the artworks, which are on metal frames in the centre of the room. The central artwork is a large metallic ball of foil. In the background there is a yellow backdrop with the words " the world isn't working"
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
to the left there is a mural which says "The world isn't working", which is next to a group of people discussing the artwork.
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
People are standing viewing the artworks. there are two metal frames which which have vertical strips of fabric creating a partitiotion, and around these there are more metallic foil sculptures which are placed at random intervals around the frames. The left hand side of the image, there is a projection which displays "the end" on a large part of the wall. To the left the yellow mural can be seen saying the words " the world ins't working".
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
An image of the exhibition preview, two figures stand infort of a large yellow artwork which says " the world isn't working". To the left there is a takeaway coffee Cup on a plinth.
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
A group of people are in front of the artwork which says " the world isn't working"
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
This image gives an overview of the whole gallery, in which all of the artworks apart form the projection can be seen. There are several groups of people who are standing, chatting, and examining the varios artworks on display.
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
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A person crouches down holding a drink infront of a projection which says "and Being Alive"
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
The yellow artwork which says "The world isn't working" Is to the left. In the background of the image, two people discuss a4 size papers which are stuck to the wall behind them. A person is crouching to the right of the image.
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
there are two of the metal frames in the centre of this image, to the right is the yellow mural, and to the left the projection now says "but wait".
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
Image has no caption
a group of people are standing in front of the artworks, which are on metal frames in the centre of the room. The central artwork is a large metallic ball of foil. In the background there is a yellow backdrop with the words " the world isn't working"
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
to the left there is a mural which says "The world isn't working", which is next to a group of people discussing the artwork.
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
People are standing viewing the artworks. there are two metal frames which which have vertical strips of fabric creating a partitiotion, and around these there are more metallic foil sculptures which are placed at random intervals around the frames. The left hand side of the image, there is a projection which displays "the end" on a large part of the wall. To the left the yellow mural can be seen saying the words " the world ins't working".
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
An image of the exhibition preview, two figures stand infort of a large yellow artwork which says " the world isn't working". To the left there is a takeaway coffee Cup on a plinth.
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
A group of people are in front of the artwork which says " the world isn't working"
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
This image gives an overview of the whole gallery, in which all of the artworks apart form the projection can be seen. There are several groups of people who are standing, chatting, and examining the varios artworks on display.
An action, event or other thing that occurs or happens again exhibition preview
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Join Bonington Gallery’s Director Tom Godfrey for this gallery tour of our current exhibition – Patois Banton by Cedar Lewisohn.

Tom 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 event is free to attend with limited capacity.
• Booking is required.
• Please meet in the Bonington Foyer at 12.55pm for a prompt start.
• The event will last up to an hour, within the gallery.

Book your free place now

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 event is free to attend with limited capacity.
• Booking is required.
• Please meet in the Bonington Foyer at 12.55pm for a prompt start.
• The event will last up to an hour, within the gallery.

Book your free place now

Join us in the gallery from 6 – 8 pm for a first look around Cedar Lewisohn’s exhibition Patois Banton and Spaces of Translation – European Magazines, 1945-65 in our Vitrines.

NTU staff and students are welcome for a first look round from 5 pm.

Book your free ticket now.

Menu

Jamaican inspired curried lamb with, squash, ginger and natural yoghurt (GF)

Sweet potato and black bean curry (V, Vg, GF, DF)

Rice and peas (V, Vg, GF, DF)

White cabbage, red onion, yellow pepper, pineapple and parsley slaw (V, Vg, GF, DF)

V = Vegetarian
Vg = Vegan
GF = Gluten free
DF = Dairy free