Nottingham Contemporary

Autumn Exhibitions 2026: Teacher Notes, Resources and Information

An abstract painting featuring bold, expressive brushstrokes in vibrant blues, greens, yellows, and reds. The layered colours and flowing shapes create a sense of movement, depth, and energy across two adjoining canvas's.
Sarah Cunningham, Via Lucis, 2023, Oil on canvas. Courtesy Private Collection and Lisson Gallery.

We warmly welcome schools, colleges and university groups. If you are visiting our exhibitions, then don't miss out on our teacher notes and resources for for our current exhibitions, Sarah Cunningham: Midnight Sun and Julia Isídrez: Mud is everything to support your visit.

Click here to view the teacher notes for both exhibitions.

Click here to view the resources for Sarah Cunningham's exhibition.

Click here to view the resources for Julia Isídrez's exhibition.

Click here to view the information for teachers on visiting our galleries.

We can work with schools and colleges to plan a visit and provide resources to connect students to the exhibitions.

To book a visit or get in touch: phone us on 0115 948 9750 or email learn@nottinghamcontemporary.org.

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Autumn Exhibitions 2026: Teacher Notes, Resources and Information
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Julia Isídrez: Mud is everything Current Exhibition
Fri 9 Oct – Sun 10 Jan
an artist working on a large ceramic vessel in an outdoor courtyard
Sarah Cunningham: Midnight Sun Current Exhibition
Fri 9 Oct – Sun 10 Jan
An abstract painting featuring bold, expressive brushstrokes in vibrant blues, greens, yellows, and reds. The layered colours and flowing shapes create a sense of movement, depth, and energy across two adjoining canvas's.
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