Nottingham Contemporary

We are closed. Blend at Contemporary closes at 5:00pm. Our exhibitions and shop open tomorrow from 10am.
Assemble + Schools of Tomorrow: The Place We Imagine Current Exhibition
Sat 7 May – Sun 4 Sep
two children standing on a blue padded climbing structure pushing a giant inflatable green ball
a child jumping in mid air with the word "explore" on the wall behind her
Meriem Bennani: Life on the CAPS Current Exhibition
Sat 7 May – Sun 4 Sep
a globe with "life on the caps" in white on the top of it and two glowing eye-like structures in the sky above
For Families
Happy New Year 2021! Bring it on, we are ready!
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Gifts and Artists' Editions
Call for Entries: Print Fair Contemporary
a graphic with bright coloured shapes and text reading "Call for Entry: Print Fair Contemporary"
Blend at Contemporary
A picture of a grilled cheese sandwich. It looks delicious.
Reading: Elizabeth A. Povinelli & Rindon Johnson - Futures, maps, memories, meanderings Past, Talk, Poetry, Online
Thu 30 Jun, 7pm–8.30pm
“Five Bodies” in black on a green and yellow gradient background
Performance: Beyond Relentless Acceleration Past, Event
Sat 2 Jul, 2pm–6pm
An image of people dancing in a room, the image is slightly distorted in a wavy pattern
Confetti Games Art Arcade Cabinets Past, Videogames
Sat 2 Jul – Sun 3 Jul, Sat: 10am - 6pm, Sun 11am-5pm
A screenshot of a video game made by Confetti students.
The Adventure Playground: A Playful Attitude by Aberrant Architecture Talk
Fri 22 Jul, 6.30pm–8pm
An image of children playing on a tree in front of a building of flats, with the text 'The Adventure Playgrounds: The Architectures of Contemporary Play' written in black font overlaid onto the image
DirtyFilthySexy Alternative Pride Afterparty Event
Sat 30 Jul, 9pm-3am
a poster with text reading "Nottingham pride alternative afterparty Saturday 30th July 9pm-3am"
Anti-Racism: Statement, Responses, Resources
The Nottingham Contemporary building next to a tree.
Environmental Sustainability
Research
'Phoenix's Last Song', Dorine Van Meel and Jules Sturm in conversation, 'The Unexpected Beautiful Phrase' at Nottingham Contemporary, 2019. Photo: Sam Kirby
Educational Group Visits
The Contemporary Journal