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Lakeside Arts Centre



Lakeside, the University of Nottingham’s public arts centre, has established an enviable reputation for its year round programme of high quality exhibitions, music, theatre, dance, comedy and participatory events, appealing to audiences from across the region. Lakeside’s work with children and young people - including 3 youth theatre groups, summer schools, and regular Sunday Best theatre provision - has gained enormously in popularity and regularly attracts capacity audiences.
 
In addition, Lakeside promotes a number of eagerly anticipated annual events including Chinese New Year celebrations, the International Children’s Theatre and Dance Festival, and LUSTRE - the Midlands premier contemporary craft makers’ market. It is also a partner in the delivery of other national and regionally significant events including NOTTDANCE and Theatre Writing Partnership’s Momentum Festival.
 
Conveniently located on the University Park campus Lakeside houses two excellent cafes, Café L which serves homemade sandwiches, cakes, hot food and drink and Aqua, a bistro and delhi-bar serving speciality coffees, flavoured teas, wines and beers as well as sandwiches and paninis.
 
Lakeside is the ideal place to take time out, wind down and experience the very best visual and performing arts.
 
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: OUR WEBSITE OR CALL THE BOX OFFICE 0115 846 7777

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Breabach
Cimarron
Dan Berglund Group
David Ainley
Eggner Trio
Jo Caulfield Won't Shut Up!
John Harle & Steve Lodder
Just Add Water?
Rabbit Faced Story Soup
Rachel Podger & Gary Cooper
Ruth Palmer & Alexei Grynyuk
'Taj Mahal' A Love Story
University Choir
University Sinfonia
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New Photography: Pavilion Commissions (FREE)
Saturday 16th January - Sunday 28th February 2010

Pavilion Commissions is an exhibition of new work by Frederico Camara, Steffi Klenz, Stephen Vaughan and Tomoko Yoneda produced through the Pavilion Commissions 2009. Pavilion is a visual arts commissioning organisation that collaborates with artists to research and produce lens-based work which resonates with contemporary culture. The exhibition has been curated in partnership with the Djanogly Art Gallery.

Brazillian artist Frederico Camara takes an ethnographic approach to photography which is strongly informed by his experiences as an economic immigrant in the USA and United Kingdom. His new work extends his research into zoological environments, examining the cage as an embodiment of both scientific (environmental and sociological) and artistic ideas.

Through her photographic practice Steffi Klenz critically explores notions of place, boundaries and displacement in relation to ephemeral buildings and nomadic architectural structures. In her new work she re-examines the Naiku shrine, a Japanese Shinto shrine which is dismantled and re-built every twenty years.

Stephen Vaughan uses photography as a mode of enquiry within other areas of research including geology, cultural geography and histories of the land. This series is part of a larger research enquiry looking at significant points on the tectonic map. It propels Vaughan's earlier studies of Earth's primordial beginnings to the contemporary landscape of urban Japan and the geologically unstable region of Shiretoko.

Tomoko Yoneda is primarily concerned with tracing history and collective memory. She photographs spaces, interiors and people that weave a thread allowing the viewer to experience what lies beyond the visual document. In her new work Yoneda focuses on human relationships in contemporary culture and the core elements of human interactions that form memories and affect political landscapes and history.

GALLERY TALK:

WEDNESDAY 10 FEBRUARY
6 - 7PM
DJANOGLY ART GALLERY
ADMISSION FREE

A chaired 'in conversation' event at which the Pavilion commissioned artists will be in the gallery to talk about their work.

All lectures and talks are free but space is limited so please book in advance by calling the Lakeside Box Office on 01159 846 7777.

DJANOGLY ART GALLERY OPENING HOURS
Monday - Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sunday & Bank Holidays 12pm - 4pm

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