Evening art and culture in town and on campus

Friday 3 March 2022, 6:00-8:30pm, #LoughboroughLates
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.
@fearonhall @institute_lab @lborouniarts @mpndprojects @sockgallery @theurbanforest_charnwood

Fearon Hall

NEST – Home, Love, Nurture and Belonging: Jacqui Gallon, Pasha Kincaid, The Lone Ones Collective (Miffy Ryan, Victoria Cotton, Natalie Chabaud, Deborah Vardy) and Jessica Ralph
Rectory Rd, Loughborough, LE11 1PL
A presentation of live performance, sound and physical artworks which explore what it means to be human – where we feel safe, the memories which anchor us and a call to action, affirming what is important to us in this turbulent world. 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).

6 Months of Code: Exhibition by Joe Shilling Upper Rooms, 11 Baxter Gate, LE11 1TG

An exhibition showcasing the results of Joe Shilling’s internship at Institute Research Lab, exploring art and design through code.

Loughborough University Arts

the rest is history: Exhibition by Amikam Toren
Martin Hall, Epinal Way, LE11 3TS

Amikam Toren is a conceptual artist represented in Tate’s collection and internationally. All the pieces in this exhibition employ paintings he purchased, from which, or with which, Toren has created his own artworks. The gallery is located on Pearce Square. It is directly opposite Cope Auditorium, which is next to Loughborough College.

Modern Painters, New Decorators

Held: Exhibition by Nisha Duggal
Carillon Court Shopping Centre, LE11 3XA

An exhibition of ceramics, prints and an accompanying film produced by Nisha Duggal during residencies with Collective Matter, London and In-Situ, Pendle. Visitors can enter our gallery via the George Yard entrance. Bar serving cold drinks.

Sock Gallery

Woven: Exhibition by Sarah May-Johnson Town Hall, Market Place, LE11 3EB

An exhibition of woven textiles, where each piece is constructed on the loom as a single length of fabric. Inspired by the natural world and a desire to experiment, each piece pushes the limits of the loom. The gallery is ground floor level, accessible to all through the main double doors of Loughborough Town Hall.

The Urban Forest

Exhibition by Issie Martin, David Wilson Clarke, Nita Rao, Lucy Stevens 

Unit 3, The Rushes, Loughborough, LE11 5BE

An exhibition of new work by artist Issie Martin, a chance to make your own cyanotype print with David Wilson Clarke and much more! The space is fully accessible for wheelchair users and buggies and is sensitive to neurodivergent individuals.