Returns Discussion Workshop: Ruins of craft: Lost art of Making
Thanks again to everyone for another fascinating discussion this afternoon as part of Returns, all about making, and surrounding issues (including the consequences of making – like what to do with a 1/4 tonne clay pot once it’s finished – a question that Christine Stevens and the other participants came up with answers to…)
We’re sorry to announce that Bonington Gallery’s exhibitions will be temporarily closed from Friday 30 October as a result of Nottinghamshire’s move into Tier 3 (very high) COVID-19 restrictions and the additional measures put in place by Nottingham City Council.
Bonington Gallery’s online events will continue to run as planned. We’ll update our website and social media if we receive ay other further information or guidance.
Bonington Gallery has been a significant part of the cultural landscape of Nottingham for half a century. Its diverse and ambitious artistic programme has consistently presented the forefront of creative practice and through this has gained a national reputation.
The gallery has showcased the very best in visual and performing arts from across the world – so join us, as we plan to make the next 50 years just as memorable.
Last week, Notts TV’s Charlotte Swindells popped down to the gallery to check out our latest exhibition, catching up with curator Tom Godfrey to find out more about the project.
Watch the video at the link below (segment starts at 27:40):
https://nottstv.com/programme/ey-up-notts-tuesday-19th-march/
This April we’re excited to be presenting a two person exhibition between artist, musician and designer Chloé Maratta and artist & musician Joanne Robertson. The exhibition will also involve artefacts from NTU’s School of Art & Design’s high-street fashion archive, FashionMap. Chloé features in a recent ARTnews article that profiles several of the ‘leading lights’ within LA’s art/fashion/music crossover scene:
