painting

A Pile of Shit

01/02/10

Geoff Diego Litherland

Nottingham painter reviews Chris Ofili's retrospective exhibition at Tate Britain ...read more...

Continuum

24/11/09

Mik Godley

Artist Mik Godley review's Marek Tobolewsk's recent show in Barnsley ...read more...

Splendid Bazaar

11/10/09

Jennie Syson

A review of Araby with Eloise Hawser and Andrew Palmer at Moot Gallery. ...read more...

Moot

Mark Rothko’s body was found on 25th February 1970. He was 66 years old. He had killed himself. What if he had walked through Market Square in Nottingham in the days beforehand? This writing by John Newling is an imagined text he may have written between his experience on the square and his death. ...read more...

Silence is so accurate

03/04/09

Michael Pinchbeck

Nottingham Visual Arts invited artist and writer Michael Pinchbeck to respond to the recent exhibition of Mark Rothko's work at Tate Modern ...read more...

From Breslau to Rothko to Wroclaw

03/04/09

Mik Godley

A project in progress – the first sketch ...read more...

Artists on the Channel Shore

01/04/09

Nicholas Alfrey

A review of Coasting: Turner and Bonington on the Shores of the Channel and Finisterre at Nottingham Castle ...read more...

Multiverses

01/04/09

Rob Van Beek

Nottingham based artist Rob Van Beek explores the other worlds present in the paintings of Geoff Diego Litherland ...read more...

Events

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Site-Specific
Screening, Artists Films
ANNEXINEMA
One Thoresby Street
13/03/2010 - 8:00pm - 14/03/2010 - 3:00am
Exhibition
A Stranger's Window
Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery
19/03/2010 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Performance
Talk, Lecture, Seminar
Screening, Artists Films
Satellite
19/03/2010 - 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Site-Specific
Workshop
The Craft Off!
The Malt Cross
28/03/2010 - 6:00pm - 10:00pm

Gallery

THIS
Nicholas Chaffe

Reactor

Reactor Towers is home to contemporary artists collective Reactor, otherwise known as Niki Russell, Jonathan Waring, Dan Williamson and a secret member who is elected every year as part of a curious ritual called the Martinmas Interviews. At the centre of Reactor's practice is the creation of projects where the audience becomes invoved directly with the work being made. ...read more...