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Download 'Create to Connect', our free PDF activity booklet. The specially designed booklets detail art activities that you can do at home, on your own or in a group. They…
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Dates of event: Until 16 Jun 2022 Mon - Thur, Daily Opening Time: 10:00am - Daily Closing Time: 5:00pm
Venue Address: The Window Gallery, City Arts, 11-13 Hockley, Nottingham, NG1 1FH
A lifelong performance and photography project created by artist and choreographer Manuela Benini. Capturing an evolving series of photographs featuring Manuela’s choreographic movement interactions as she dances within natural, architectural…
Find out more: about 'The Red Dress Project'Talk
Date of event: 25 May 2022 Event start time: 6:00pm - Event end time: 7:00pm
Location: Online
Hear artist collective wild.NG talk about their community-led project to aid nature’s recovery and grow a wild urban future across neighbourhoods. From their Pavement Wildflower Graffiti events and #poisonfreepavements campaign,…
Book Now: '“Connecting Wildlife Street by Street – A Conversation” with wild.NG' View event: '“Connecting Wildlife Street by Street – A Conversation” with wild.NG'Talk
Date of event: 22 Jun 2022 Event start time: 6:00pm - Event end time: 7:00pm
Location: Online
Creating art from household waste and found objects. Hear Nottinghamshire-based artist Michelle Reader talk about making unique figurative recycled sculptures from household and industrial waste and found objects, sourced from…
Book Now: '“Sustainable Sculpture – A Conversation” with Michelle Reader' View event: '“Sustainable Sculpture – A Conversation” with Michelle Reader'Project dates: January 2022 - November 2022
Project dates: October 2020 - June 2022
Project dates: December 2021 - May 2022
Case Study
You sometimes feel down when you’ve got Cystic Fibrosis. You feel a bit 'woe is me'. On those days, instead of wallowing, the project has inspired me be more creative.
Read Maisy's story
Key Stats 2020/21
13 Bronze Arts Awards for our young participants
28 COVID-safe doorstep puppet shows
5 Podcasts celebrating black creatives in Nottingham
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Listen to our podcast exploring the lives of black and mixed-heritage black members of Nottingham’s creative community.
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Honey Williams is a creative powerhouse. She is a singer-songwriter, a visual artist and designer. Between April 2021 and October 2021, Honey was artist-in-residence at City Arts. In 2020, in…
Read more: '“I felt that what I had to say was valued. I started to value what I had to say for myself.”'Opportunity
City Arts is offering a bursary of £1200 for an artist/creative to take time to develop their work and share the outcomes with us. There is an additional £200 for…
Read more: 'Residence: Bursary for artists/creatives from St Ann’s or Sneinton'Opportunity
City Arts is offering a bursary of £1200 for an artist/creative from a Black, South Asian, East Asian or mixed ethnic background, to take time to develop their work and…
Read more: 'Residence: Bursary for artists/creatives from Black, South Asian, East Asian or mixed ethnic backgrounds'Opportunity
City Arts is offering a bursary of £1200 for a disabled artist/creative to take time to develop their work and share the outcomes with us. There is an additional £200…
Read more: 'Residence: Bursary for D/deaf, disabled or neurodivergent artists/creatives'Blog
For our current exhibition, Old Time Sayings, Panya Banjoko writes about the history and contemporary status of Jamaican vernacular. Panya Banjoko is a UK based writer, poet and PhD Researcher.…
Read more: 'Word Sounds Empower'Case Study
Maisy is a young patient accessing Wolfston Cystic Fibrosis Centre at Nottingham University Hospitals. She took part in our 'Colours of Life' project, a collaboration between the centre and City…
Read more: '“When I saw the mural, I cried a little. It’s so wonderful.”'