One thoresby street nottingham guide
One Thoresby Street comprises a collection of emergent and established artists, galleries, project spaces and studios, located in the heart of Nottingham's new Creative Quarter. Its galleries include: ATTIC and Trade and Triple O.G. Attic hosts an ambitious and innovative programme of contemporary art exhibitions, artist discussions, film showings and late night events. Involving local, national and international: artists, artist groups and curators, Attic situates itself within a national and international dialogue of contemporary art. The 2014 Attic programme will be delivered by new Attic Programmer Rebecca Ounstead. Trade pays particular attention to performative, social, collaborative and collective artworks and historical artists' film and video. Whereas Triple O.G. - the latest addition to the building - is a shop and gallery stocking a range of artist zines, independent publications and limited edition prints.
contents 1. accommodation 2-3. Transport 4. dining 5. entertainment 6-7. galleries 8-9. outer city galleries 10-11. supplies
accommodation
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Transport
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Tram: City centre Stops: Train station Lace Market (Nottingham Contemporary, Eating, Shopping) Market square (Eating, Shopping) Royal Concert hall (Theatre, Eating, Cinema, Shopping) Nottingham Trent University (Bonnington Gallery) High School The forest (New Art Exchange)
Tickets: Single one way: £2 Day Pass: £3.50 Week Pass: £15 Month pass: £45
Bus Lakeside Arts Centre Broadmarsh bus station > Trent barton indigo (Long eAton/Derby) Single £2 Wollaton Park and Hall Victoria Bus Station > Trent Barton The Two (Ilkeston, Cotmanhay) Single £2 West Bridgeford (City Ground, River Trent) Victoria/broadmarsh bus station > Cotgrave Connection (Cotgrave) £2
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dining
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entertainment
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galleries
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TRADE Ruth Beale – Bikes, Caves Raves 10th may – 19th July Bohunk institute Mmntm 2nd may – 16th may Voyagers and voyeurs 14th june – 28th june Surface Street Art open 2014 26th April – 17th may Nottingham contemporary Exhibitions: Somewhat abstract 12th April – 29th June Talks: What makes contemporary art contemporary? Or, other people’s lives. 14th may Radical museology/working the collection, chaired by Claire Bishop 22nd May Film Screenings: Selected 4 20th May Syson Interface 28th march– 16th may Sheep sketchbook: revising the pastoral tradition 18th April – 6th June Castle gallery Dan perfect and Fiona rae: recent paintings 3rd may – 6th July Riot 1831 16th May Bonnington Gallery Marian Clayden: a dyers journey through art & fashion 23rd April – 16th may Hopkins in Nottingham: Nottingham on camera 1994 – 2014 6th May – 15th may Art and design degree show festival 2014 30th may – 7th June New Art exchange Film screenings: The Stuart hall project 4th may Lakeside Arts centre Chekhoviana marketing a foreign classic to British audiences 24th January - 5th may Behold the Man – Fay Mummery 8th march – 5th may
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outer city galleries Train London: Return £60, 2 HR Derby: return £7, 20 min Quad Hungry Still: 16th May – 18th May Sheffield: return £12, 1 Hr Graves Gallery Pole position: polish art in Britain 1939 -1989: 11th January – 28th June Against the Grain: Wood engravings from Sheffield’s Collection: 7th December – 28th June Site Gallery Wu Chi-Tsung: Dust: 4th April – 31st May Manchester: Return £25, 2 HR Manchester Art Gallery Joana Vasconcelos: Time Machine: 15Th February – 1st June Sculptural Forms: A Century for Experiment: 15the February – 7Th September Untitled Gallery An Ocean of Storms: 3rd May – 31st May Cornerhouse Clifford Owens: Better the Rebel You Know: 10th May – 17th August Ian McKay: 15th May – 17th June Liverpool: Return £53, 3HR The Bluecoat The Negligent EYE: 8th March – 15th June Carmel college Exhibition: 14th May – 1st June FACT Science Fiction: New Death: 27th March – 22nd June The Royal Standard Testing Bed: 25th April – 30th May The Walker The vanity of small differences: 17th May – 10th August Leicester: Return £10, 30 min Birmingham: Return £23, 1 Hr 30 Min IKON Ian Emes: 30th April – 22nd June Mochel Fancois: 30th April – 22nd June
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Eastside Projects Bill Drummond ‘The 25 Paintings’: 15th March – 15th June Ioana Nemes ‘Monthly Evaluations’: 15th March – 14th June Flatfile ‘Hold me around the other’s body’: 15th March – 14th June Mac Birmingham Tim Shaw – Black Smoke Rising: 12th April – 8th June Nadia Kisseleva – Document: 5th April – 1st June 50 years On: the centre for contemporary cultural studies: 10th May – 29th June Birmingham Museum and Gallery For the Record: 27th January – 29th June
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supplies
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Art and building and supplies for any requirement and at competitive prices, all in close proximity to the city centre - also includes Sharma’s Fabrics in Victoria Market, Victoria Centre. Hobbycraft Everything from fine art to craft materials The Range Everything from fine art to craft materials John A Stephens Building materials, wood, Bricks etc. B&Q Woods, Metals, DIY materials Etc. Paperchase Paper and crafts Rymans Paper and General Stationary The Works Basic art and craft materials Coles Sewing Centre Sewing materials Bonnington Art supplies Everything from fine art to craft materials Shawes the Art Shop Everything from fine art to craft materials
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Maps and information : Reece straw introduction texts: joe morgan layout: natalie earthy