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A monochrome photograph sits inside a wooden vitrine, next to it is a piece of white cloth with text in blue which reads 'asking for everything'.

Tessa Boffin: Where We Touch The Archive

21.10.2026, by Ruth Charnock

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BACKLIT Gallery

Two flatscreen monitors face each other in a white gallery space. Each sits atop a pile of various speakers, wires trail around. One screen isn't visible, the other shows a still from TV series 'Father Ted'.

Jas Singh: Cognitive Distortion

16.10.2026, by Wayne Burrows

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Broadway Gallery

Chico da Silva, And the soul is for the birds Installation view, Nottingham Contemporary, 2026. Photo: Jules Lister.

Chico da Silva: And the soul is for the birds

12.07.2026, by Pamela Vivas

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Nottingham Contemporary

Detail of a textile artwork. Bright, multicoloured pieces of fabric have been knotted and bunched tightly together. A metal object with bells is pressed into the fabric.

Matrika: She Who Makes Worlds by Saroj Patel

29.06.2026, by Pamela Vivas

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New Art Exchange

Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme: Prisoners of Love: Until the Sun of Freedom, 2025, Installation view at Nottingham Contemporary. Photo: Michael Pollard. Courtesy of Nottingham Contemporary.

Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Prisoners of Love: Until the Sun of Freedom

10.12.2025, by Amrit Doll

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Nottingham Contemporary

Installation view showing Dining Room section of exhibition. Photo by Jules Lister.

William English & Sandra Cross: To Farse All Things

07.11.2025, by Wayne Burrows

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Bonington Gallery, Nottingham Trent University

A gallery with walls painted in mid-brown and dark terracotta, with a variety of different works including a large painting, a video piece on a wall mounted screen and several sculptural works in the foreground on a low plinth.

FOREST

24.09.2025, by Wingshan

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Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery

A vintage leather suitcase is balanced on top of a tarpaulin wrapped object which is bound together by knotted ropes. A second sculpture of a similar kind can be seen in the background, and a green line is traced across the wall.

Maia Ruth Lee: Human Life in Motion

25.04.2025, by Vivien Chan

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The interior of a shipping container made from cardboard. A yellow-orange light picks out an oil lamp hanging from the centre of the roof, a framed image lying flat of the floor beneath it, and the ridged interior walls of the shipping container.

Motunrayo Akinola: Knees Kiss Ground

03.03.2025, by Jade Foster

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Bonington Gallery, Nottingham Trent University

A bright museum room with wooden floors and the walls and plinths painted a light blue. Three plinths in the foreground carry small colourful sculptures and on the far wall is a line of five bright images in frames, orange, purple, red, yellow and red

SHIFT: Kaleidoscopic Realms

28.08.2024, by Michael Orr

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Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery

An installation view of Courses for Dis-Courses by Roo Dhissou showing a laid table with a royal blue tablecloth and stools in different colours, the walls are painted pale peach with a mural of a snake in the same royal blue as the tablecloth curling around the room.

Courses for Dis-Course(s): Roo Dhissou

25.02.2024, by Niall Farrelly

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