Tagged East Midlands — Corridor8

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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

An installation view in a white walled gallery space. Several wall based works are shown around the walls with a small display case in front. The works seem to be a combination of abstract paintings in different primary colours and text-based printed matter.

Common Ground: Sleaford’s Shared Stories

24.08.2026, by Colette Griffin

Review

Sleaford Museum

The Hub

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

Review

New Art Exchange

A woven textile piece is suspended from a metal frame in the centre of the gallery. Threads of green, bright reds and pinks form an abstracted image that perhaps resembles a disintegrating map of some kind. The edges of the weaving are left untrimmed and threads of different colours hang down.

Raisa Kabir: I only dance, I wish we could sing

04.05.2026, by Ruth Charnock

Review

Sleaford

The Hub

Becky Beasley, 'A Gentle Man (Part II) (1975-2029)' installation view at QUAD, Derby. Photograph by Nigel Green.

Becky Beasley: A Gentle Man (Part II) (1975-2029)

20.04.2026, by Suzanne Golden

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Derby

QUAD

Three rotating lightbulbs hung from the ceiling of a church have been captured with a slow shutter speed, so that the arc of their movement is drawn into the photograph.

Tobias Zehntner: Halo

19.05.2025, by Colette Griffin

Review

Fermynwoods Contemporary Art

Northamptonshire

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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