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April 2 | 2025 | 1 pm
Bonington Gallery
Free
Visitors can book their free tickets to explore this solo exhibition, curated by David Blandy, Rebecca Edwards, and Jamie Sutcliffe, during a BSL-interpreted lunchtime walkthrough. Led by Bonington Gallery's Director, Tom Godfrey, the walkthrough will also include an introduction to the Bonington Vitrines project, Nottingham Subcultural Fashion in the 1980s.
The meeting point will be in the Bonington Foyer at 12:55 pm.
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