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Practicing Uncertainty
21st – 29th July 2021; BACKLIT (Basement Gallery), Nottingham.

A collective exhibition exploring uncertainty in making, reflecting on creative practices developed over the past year.

Practicing Uncertainty showcases work from sixteen contemporary artists working acrosspainting, sculpture, drawing, installation, performance, audio-visual, and digital mediums.

The exhibition features new work by: Emily Edmond, Janhavi Sharma, Sarah Tutt, James Briggs, Jessica Emsley, Kaidi Huang, Jo Wheeler, Amy Sidebotham Luke Knight, Klara Szafrańska, Melisa Cerriku, Mısra Arabacı, Paul Liptrot, Ryan Boultbee, WooSun Choi, YaraZein.

Practicing Uncertainty is the end of year exhibition of the MFA Fine Art course, at Nottingham Trent University. This exhibition will mark the end of an uncertain year, and, for some of the cohort, the end of this chapter in their academic studies. The art school experience this year has been different; this exhibition will reflect on this, considering our collective experience of uncertainty and how it has influenced our making.
The exhibition and all events are free to attend.

Exhibition Dates:
21st– 29th July, 12-5pm*
*Closed on 22nd and 26th July.

Location:
BACKLIT, Basement Gallery
Alfred House, Ashley Street, Nottingham, NG3 1JG

Exhibition Ticket Booking Link (21st– 29th July):
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/practicing-uncertainty-tickets-162167117213
Advanced booking is strongly encouraged. Walk-ins are subject to limited capacity.

Access Statement:
The basement gallery is accessed from street level via a very steep ramp, with no handrail. If you wish to discuss your access requirements, please contact us. We will do our best toaccommodate all visitors.

Safety.
We are asking that all visitors wear a face mask, unless exempt, in all indoor areas, and respect social distancing measures. Hand sanitiser will be provided on arrival.

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