NAE Open 2022
Back by popular demand, the NAE Open returns this summer presenting painting, drawing, video, live art, photography, textiles and sculpture.
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RESIDE: IONEY SMALLHORNE AND MITA SOLANKY
NAE is proud to announce Reside, a new programme that invites artists and creative groups to reside in NAE where they can collaborate and connect with our wider community to generate inspiring ideas, develop new initiatives and nurture their practice
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Self Portraits: Looking Back to 1981 by Roger Suckling
Self Portraits: Looking Back to 1981 by Roger Suckling
Over two days in June 1981 Roger Sucking set up his camera on a tripod outside the Nottingham Community Arts Centre (NCAC) on Gregory Boulevard and gave local people a chance to take self-portrait photographs. NCAC was originally on the site where New Art Exchange is located now. The photos were taken in front of […]
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Community Cafe
Community Cafe
Join us for a community meal in the NAE CafeBar, where you pay only what you can afford. Enjoy a different delicious two-course plant-based menu each month (check our social media for the menu).
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BILLY DOSANJH [TRAVELLER, YOUR FOOTPRINTS]
Billy Dosanjh is an artist, filmmaker and story-teller whose practice pays tribute to every displaced person. Born and raised in the Black Country area of the West Midlands, he has built a body of work that explores the lives of South Asian empire workers who arrived in this blue-collar region in the last throes […]
COMMUNITIES IN MOTION
Situated outside the NAE in the Street Gallery, Communities In Motion is an exhibition curated by Lisa Robinson with local photographer Tom Morley. It presents a series of photographs of local Black centres that connect to the history of past, present and future of Black activism in Nottingham. The exhibition questions: is there a need for […]
