Arts & Culture
Inspire Virtual Open Art Exhibition 2020
The Inspire Open Art Exhibition has gone virtual for 2020. We may not be able to hang your work in our gallery this year, but we can still celebrate Nottinghamshire artists.
Inspire library art galleries
offer professional, affordable
exhibition spaces that bring
great art to local communities
in the vibrant, creative and
welcoming setting of libraries.
The galleries promote an exciting year round programme of exhibitions by amateur, semi-professional and professional artists, alongside our own programmed exhibitions throughout the year.
There is always something new for visitors to enjoy!
Our current exhibitions will be listed below.
- All exhibitions are free to attend.
- Gallery opening times match library opening times.
- Artists can apply to exhibit their work by contacting the library directly.
- All galleries are suitable for wall-based works. Small installations and sculpture collections will also be considered.
While we are closed we are bringing the exhibition programme to you virtually. We hope you enjoy exploring the exhibitions here until we reopen again.
Follow the link for more information about how to hire one of our Galleries.
Arts & Culture
Virtual Exhibition: The Girl of Ink and Stars
An exhibition of photographs by Pamela Raith capturing the development and performance of the family theatre production The Girl of Ink and Stars.
Arts & Culture
Virtual Exhibition - Spirit of Mayflower: Language of Sculpture
An exhibition by artist Rachel Carter exploring ancestry, macramé knotting and The Mayflower.
What's On
Home Cooked Heritage
How do you bring archive materials, 120 school children, 50 adults, a storyteller, an artist and an archaeologist together in one project? The answer is FOOD! Take a look at one of our past projects, Home Cooked Heritage.
