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“I felt that what I had to say was valued. I started to value what I had to say for myself.”
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…
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Opportunity
Residence: Bursary for artists/creatives from St Ann’s or Sneinton
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…
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Opportunity
Residence: Bursary for artists/creatives from Black, South Asian, East Asian or mixed ethnic backgrounds
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…
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Opportunity
Residence: Bursary for D/deaf, disabled or neurodivergent artists/creatives
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…
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Blog
Word Sounds Empower
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.…
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Case Study
“When I saw the mural, I cried a little. It’s so wonderful.”
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…
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Showcase
Patient poems explore life with Cystic Fibrosis
Enjoy these poems, written and recorded by patients at Wolfson Cystic Fibrosis Centre. Seven people who have Cystic Fibrosis took part in one to one workshops with writer Matt Miller.…
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Case Study
“I was constantly surprised how well I felt I was doing”
Gaby is 27 years old and a member of our Young Producers group. Young Producers is a group for 18-30 year olds looking to be a part of Nottingham’s thriving…
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Video
Resilience, Creativity and Innovation through the Pandemic – City Arts AGM 2021
Watch City Arts’ first public Annual General Meeting. The live broadcast was a chance to find out how we responded to the pandemic with creativity and innovation. https://youtu.be/oQj6Iq5Ja4I In this…
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Showcase
“Dockyards, Demos and New Directions” in Nottingham
Earlier this year, we were delighted to support Compass Presents' "Dockyards, Demo’s & New Directions" project. Still from 'Black Sheriff of Nottingham' (1989) Dockyards, Demo’s & New Directions is an…
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Video
Six short films celebrating Nottingham’s rebellious creativity – Our Place
Enjoy these fantastic films created by the Young Producers at City Arts. They are our contribution to Junction Arts' Our Place project. The group collaborated with Luke Radford and Toby…
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News
City Arts (Nottingham) to receive £26,000 from third round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund
More than £100 million has been awarded to hundreds of cultural organisations across the country including City Arts (Nottingham) in the latest round of support from the Culture Recovery Fund,…
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