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Loughborough Lates: Evening art and culture in town and on campus

From: 28th April 2023 6:00 pm

To: 28th April 2023 8:00 pm

Modern Painters, New Decorators

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Loughborough Lates is an event hosted by art and culture venues spread across our town centre and campus.

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Loughborough Lates is an event hosted by art and culture venues spread across our town centre and campus. Loughborough will come to life with visual art exhibitions and events – all free to attend and participate in. Maps are available at participating venues on the day.

Charnwood Arts
27 Rectory Pl, Loughborough LE11 1UW
Light/Shadow: Exhibition by Lorena Lees, Beth Graham, Hannah Stanley, Isaac Skelton, Kay Wang, Livvy A, Lucia Baylis-Martinez, Rebecca Matthews, Caitlin Binks, and Holly Eggleston
A collection of work by the students at Loughborough University. Working from sculpture, textiles, painting and audio-visual work, the group collaborated on the shared theme and curated their work with extreme lighting to explore and play with shadow.

Fearon Hall
Rectory Rd, Loughborough, LE11 1PL
Manifestations: Exhibition by James Chantry, Lauren Foster, Jacqui Gallon, The Lone Ones Collective and Frances Vera Ryan
Different art forms, including painting, installation and live performance, explore the ideas of manifestation through diverse themes, including the uncanny, chance, memory, grief, gender and queer identity. Fearon Hall is wheelchair friendly at ground level – access through the door facing the Parish Green. Second-floor access by stairs and single chair lift (sitting only).

Loughborough University Arts
Martin Hall, Epinal Way, LE11 3TS
dis slash comfort: Exhibition by Jo Flint, Caitlin Binks and Holly Eggleston
Working with textiles, text, sculpture and audio-visual work, the group challenge societal norms and taboos around gender and grief, exploring, playing, and revelling in the dis/comfort. The gallery is located on Pearce Square. It is directly opposite Cope Auditorium, which is next to Loughborough College.

Modern Painters, New Decorators
Carillon Court Shopping Centre, LE11 3XA
Our Common Mercies: Group Exhibition and Project Space
Influenced by the signs and symbols of markets, shops and civic centres, the gallery will become a space to celebrate collective making and hospitality, featuring prints, videos, textiles and furniture. Across the night, we’ll host drop-in block printing activities. Visitors can enter via the George Yard entrance, with improved access for wheelchair users with a threshold ramp.

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