Artnot: Lates
Announcing the second selection of galleries staying open for a special programme of nighttime viewing, private views, one-off screenings and performances - brought to you by the makers of Artnot. Each month a different area of city is being explored and May 14th introduces galleries and happenings in the Northeast of the city: Prussian Projekte, New Art Exchange, Sixes and Sevens, Tether and Malt Cross Gallery will stay open until 9pm. To end the night Café.Bar.Contemporary will host an Artnot selection of Nottingham djs to play music you can dance to.
A suggested route would be to start at Prussian Projekte, based in Sherwood, and then stroll onto the NAE in the Forest fields area. You can then proceed down Mansfield Road and stop off at The Lincolnshire Poacher for Sixes and Sevens and a pint. After which you will also find Tether a little further down the road, and then continue straight on into the city to discover the Malt Cross off Market Sq. and finally share a drink with us at Nottingham Contemporary's Café.Bar.Contemporary in The Lace Market.
with music from local Nottingham dj's and video treats from local artists.
Why not print off an itinerary, plan your journey and join us? . . .
Events
Prussian Projekte. 6-9pm.
Unit 3, OPM House, Haydn Rd, Nottingham, NG5 2LE
Private view: Blind Men Feel Elephants, Daniel Staincliffe. Stainlciffe investigates the natural world, the everyday, and chance as a generative force. Prussian Projekte is the first gallery established primarily for moving image and video work in Nottingham.
www.prussianprojekte.com
New Art Exchange. 6-9pm.
39-41 Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham, NG7 6BE
Late night opening of the NAE’s current exhibitions -The Inconsistancy of Everything, Harminder Singh Judge and Even the Animals, Nadim Chaudry. The NAE is the largest visual art space outside London dedicated to African, African Caribbean and South Asian Arts.
www.thenewartexchange.org.uk
Sixes and Sevens. 6-9pm.
The Licolnshire Poacher 161-163 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NG1 3FR With no permanent location, the Nottingham based group will inhabit the Licolnshire poacher for one night only to showcase the video based artwork of Ben Wheele. sixessevens.blogspot.com www.benwheele.com
Tether. 6-9pm.
Tether Studios
17a Huntingdon St., Nottingham, NG1 3JH.
Take her farther- is a group show presenting works that share broad links across ideas of visual interference and mutability of language. www.tether.org.uk
The Malt Cross. 6-9pm.
16 St James's Street, Nottingham, NG1 6FG
Last chance to catch the first solo exhibition of artist Michael Coppelov. Working with the Maximalist theory where more is more, Michael’s work includes a wide mixture of painting, sculpture and sound art.
www.maltcross.com
Broadway Media Centre 12 noon -12 midnight.
14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham, NG1 3AL
Radiator: Territorial Play, part of Radiator's Tracing Mobility Programme.
Launching the Tracing Mobility programme, Territorial Play presents a day long event of performances, screenings, live music, pervasive & locative gaming and artistic interventions. This event is free but some events and performances require booking For more information please visit trampoline.org.uk/tracingmobility
www.broadway.org.uk
Cafe.Bar.Contemporary. 9-11pm.
Nottingham Contemporary Weekday Cross, Nottingham, NG1 2GB. A range of Nottingham dj’s will contribute for an evening of eclectic musical accompaniment for dancing to.
Artnot Lates. is an extension of the printed listings guide Artnot. Launched in April last year Artnot. is a bi-monthly map and listings guide widely available in Nottingham's cafe's, shops, bars and venues. The publication began as a collaboration between artists and recent Fine Art graduates from Nottingham Trent University, Chie Hosaka, Charlotte Osborn and now includes Dominique Humphrey and Hannah Smith.
