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National Justice Museum Wins Prestigious Award for Work During Lockdown
Tue 16 Nov 2021The Museum was recognised for its popular 'Make it Yours: Workshops in an Envelope' project...
We Headed to COP26 in Glasgow to See Whether the Climate Change Conference was a Success
Tue 16 Nov 2021Climate change conferences might seem lofty to most, which isn’t surprising when it’s an issue - or set of interlocking issues - far bigger than any individual can fully understand. But did the world’s “greatest problem-solvers”, as David Attenborough put it, come together and crack the puzzle of the century (maybe ever), or did self-interest and fossil thinking rule the day? LeftLion’s Environment Editor Adam Pickering travels to Glasgow to see whether COP26 is much cop, or not.
Envy: NTU's Dr Daria Kuss Explains How Social Media Can Cause Jealousy Between Friends and Problems in Relationships
Tue 16 Nov 2021Social media has been proven to increase feelings of envy and resentment towards friends, family, colleagues, and even romantic partners. We hear from Dr Daria Kuss, Associate Professor in Nottingham Trent University’s Psychology Department, about how platforms like Instagram can trigger jealousy and bitterness, why cyber stalking is creating problems within relationships, and how we can look after our mental health when online…
Film Review: Red Notice
Mon 15 Nov 2021Red Notice is Netflix's most expensive film so far, but is it its best? Nah...
Pick of the Week: 15-21 November
Sun 14 Nov 2021Nottingham Comedy Festival is in full swing with exciting comedians performing all over the city. Keep on reading for our favourite picks, alongside the best music and workshops coming up this week...
Exhibition Review: Be Loved at Primary
Sun 14 Nov 2021Be Loved allows a playful and personal glance into Carmen Argote’s digestion of a space, in dialogue with each environment she inhabits. Developed through a residency at Primary, and including pieces previously crafted in Los Angeles, this exhibition encompasses works on paper, video, and sculpture. We take a look at the expansive new project...
Film Review: The Card Counter
Fri 12 Nov 2021God’s lonely man returns yet again in Paul Schrader’s psychological thriller...
Photos: COP26 Protest in Nottingham
Fri 12 Nov 2021We went down to the COP26 Protest on Saturday 6 November, where hundreds of people gathered to march for climate justice...
Gig Review: Holly Humberstone at Rescue Rooms
Fri 12 Nov 2021Grantham-raised singer songwriter Holly Humberstone ascended to the stage of Rescue Rooms completely solo for her long-awaited headline tour, providing an evening of honest, warm and tender songs…
Exhibition Review: Breaking the Mould at Djanogly Gallery
Fri 12 Nov 2021Breaking the Mould: Sculpture by Women since 1945 makes its way to Djanogly Gallery, surveying foundational works by artists including Barbara Hepworth, Sarah Lucas, and Mona Hatoum, defiantly attempting to reclaim the place women hold in art history...
Exhibition Review: The Joy of Sculpture at Bonington Gallery
Thu 11 Nov 2021Few twentieth century artists have impacted the cultural zeitgeist like Andrew Logan has, leaving a lasting impact on filmmakers like Derek Jarman and cultural icons such as Malcolm Mclaren and Vivienne Westwood. Now, the artist is the focus of The Joy of Sculpture at Bonington Gallery, displaying jewellery, sculptures, and portraiture taken from Logan’s fifty year career…