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Art Review: Darbar Fringe at New Art Exchange

Fri 06 Jul 2018

Our Adrian popped dahn to the New Art Exchange to check out the Darbar Fringe Festival...

Under Cover Artist: Nicholas Wright

Fri 06 Jul 2018

We grabbed a few words from July's cover and poster artist...

Art Review: Black Dolls The Power of Representation at Sudbury Hall

Thu 05 Jul 2018

Panya Banjoko explores the powerful exhibition about black dolls and how they have been perceived...

Nottingham Artist Trekkah Benjamin Visits USA on Roosevelt Scholarship

Thu 05 Jul 2018

We had a chit-chat with Trekka Benjamin, who is jettin' off to the states on the Roosevelt Scholarship to learn about how we can improve community arts in the city...

Art Works: Jasmin Issaka

Mon 25 Jun 2018

The local artist on her love of chaos...

Art Review: SEE HERE at the former Neale’s Auction House

Tue 19 Jun 2018

We joined a celebration of Nottingham’s diverse art scene housed in a breathtaking non-gallery space…

Art Works: Dolly Loves Dallas

Mon 18 Jun 2018

The local artist on her process...

Art Review: Nottingham Trent University Fine Art Degree Show 2018

Tue 12 Jun 2018

Supersized food and bizarre experiences lie in wait at Nottingham Trent University’s Fine Art Degree Show. Here are some of our favourite installation pieces lurking inside the Bonnington Building...

Art Review: The House of Fame at Nottingham Contemporary

Wed 06 Jun 2018

Linder Sterling is a fascinating character. In the mid-seventies, she edited herself down to one name, hung out with some of the biggest musicians of the decade and became one of the key artists in the British punk and post-punk movement, using her preferred technique of photomontage to create her politically charged artwork. The House of Fame has been convened by Linder and includes work of her own, work from those who have inspired her, and loans from Chatsworth House, where Linder resides as Artist in Residence.

In Another Place: Local Artists Display Work on Billboards Across East Midlands

Fri 01 Jun 2018

Advertising bombards our everyday lives, our data isn’t safe anymore, we can’t escape consumerism and it all seems a bit bleak, doesn’t it? What if we could take that advert for the jasmine scented extra-frothy body wash that we can't seem to avoid and replace it with art? Replace the ordinary with something extraordinary. If your peepers have been extra focused, you may have noticed that across the East Midlands, that is exactly what’s happening...

Architects of Air's 2018 Luminarium at Highfields Park in Photos

Wed 30 May 2018

Ahhh, so pretteh. Our Dan got down to Nottingham Lakeside Arts to take a few snaps of the latest Luminarium from Architects of Air...

10 Artists to Clock at Dot to Dot 2018

Fri 25 May 2018

Who's worth getting ahead of the queues for at this year's Dot to Dot festival?

Art Review: Zanele Muholi's Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail The Dark Lioness at New Art Exchange

Fri 11 May 2018

We got down to New Art Exchange's latest exhibition Zanele Muholi: Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail The Dark Lioness

Nottingham Poetry Festival 2018: All We Need Is The Art of Love

Fri 27 Apr 2018

We've been looking forward to this one: “super sibilant sisters” Panya Banjoko and Abii spent their evening exploring their heritage through vibrant verse and music at the stellar Soetry event. We sent our Chloe Rose Whitmore down to hear what they had to say.

Nottingham Craft Beer Festival is Happening in Sneinton Market

Mon 23 Apr 2018

The secret is out. We’re gerrin’ involved in summat exciting, soon to hit the avenues...

Exhibition Review: Scaling the Sublime – Art at the Limits of Landscape at Djanogly Gallery

Thu 29 Mar 2018

Romanticism, in literature, art, music and thought, changed the world. But as this new exhibition at Djanogly Gallery hopes to show, the tropes, moods and key landscape interests of the Romantic movement of the early nineteenth century now influences a new generation of artists. The show-stopper here – and effective summary of the show – is Mariele Neudecker’s big installation After-Life which succeeds in referencing a broad range of Romantic artists and issues...

Art Works: Siddharth Varma

Sun 25 Mar 2018

Local artist, Siddharth Varma, on his beautiful ink masterpiece...

Crop Up Gallery: The Student Run Curatorial Group Giving Art Students Their Big Break

Thu 22 Mar 2018

As any depressed graduate will tell you, a lot of jobs will ask you for experience in your field. But you’ve been too busy studying… well, sort of. Actually you’ve been playing prosecco pong and skinny dipping in the Market Square fountain. When were you meant to get this experience anyway? Well, that’s where Crop Up Gallery is lending a hand...

Art Works: Keith Bloody Mary

Mon 12 Mar 2018

Our #99 cover artist on his dutty collage work...

Art Review: Strike Site at Backlit

Mon 05 Mar 2018

Strike Site brings together a number of artworks created in response to the current refugee crisis. Spanning several rooms of former factory Backlit, the pieces evoke contrasting feelings of stubborn presence and fleeting transportability. Seeking refuge from the snow, we followed curator and Chair of the Board of New Contemporaries Sacha Craddock on a tour around the exhibition...

The Sneinton Cider Company Have Lauched Their First Brew at The King Billy Pub

Mon 26 Feb 2018

The Sneinton Cider Company make tasty, fruity booze from apples sourced locally from within the area. Co-founder James ‘JD’ Atkin tells us how he set up the company along with Sam Horsburgh and Conor Lynam, and why gherkins make a surprisingly good ingredient for cider…

Watercolour Records: Harnessing The Art of Sound

Sat 17 Feb 2018

Ahead of their launch night, we find out more about Nottingham's newest record label that promises 'electronic music with a deeper edge'...

THiNK are Running an Album Art Competition for their Spring Open Exhibition

Tue 13 Feb 2018

Have you ever looked at an album cover and thought “I could gi’ that a go”? If so, then you can show off your artistic prowess at THiNK’s Spring Open Exhibition. Whether you’re an established artist or just interested in trying something new, between Thursday 29 March and Sunday 29 April, you can have your artwork hanging in a proper gallery. With no entry fee and the competition open to all ages, there is only one rule: all works must be original pieces.

Art Review: From Ear to Ear to Eye at Nottingham Contemporary

Thu 08 Feb 2018

Featuring work from almost twenty artists and researchers, this exhibition tells stories from across the Arab world. Through photography, sculpture, music and video, the artists paint a picture of countries with a fierce, independent identity, both separate from and entwined with the violent depictions we see in the media...

Art Review: The Real DMZ at New Art Exchange

Wed 31 Jan 2018

The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a no-man’s-land strip that has divided North and South Korea since the end of the Korean war in 1953. Contrary to its name, it’s one of the most heavily militarized areas in the world, and has been the unwitting inspiration for some seriously interesting pieces of art...

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