Joint Concert Carlton MVC with K.I.T. Philharmonie & Konzerchor celebrating 50 years of Nottingham and Karlsruhe

Joint Concert Carlton MVC with K.I.T. Philharmonie & Konzerchor
Friday 4th October 2019 7pm
St Mary’s Church, Nottingham

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Nottinghams’ twinning with the city of Karlsruhe, and following Carlton’s successful tour to Karlsruhe, Germany in 2018, Carlton MVC will host a return concert by their Karlsruhe Institute of Technology orchestra (K.I.T. Philharmonic Orchestra) of 70 musicians, choir (K.I.T. Concert Choir) of 100 singers and 4 soloists at one of Nottingham’s’ premier concert venues and oldest religious building.

‘Connections’
An Exhibition of works by 14 UK and German Artist Makers
1 October – 3 November 2019 at Lakeside Arts Gallery Shop
Opening times Tues – Fri 9am – 5pm, Sat 10am – 5pm and Sun 10am – 4pm

Makers make ‘Connections’ With Twin City

In July 2019 a delegation of five artist makers from the Design Nation Nottingham regional group travelled to Karlsruhe to exhibit beside fellow German artist makers of the GEDOK artist group in a collaborative Exhibition marking the 50 years of Twin City status. As part of this collaboration five German artist makers are invited to take part in a reciprocal showcase in Nottingham during October 2019. Nine Nottinghamshire artist makers along with five guest artist makers from Karlsruhe will be exhibiting at Nottingham Lakeside Arts in the Gallery Shop, at the University of Nottingham.

Contact details
Sarah Burton, mobile 07905946125 email sarahburtonpottery@gmail.com
Rachel Morley, mobile 07760468821 email rach67morley@gmail.com
www.lakesidearts.org.uk

Cinderella’s Delight
Objects, Installation, Photography, Video
Verok Gnos, Jutta Hieret, Iris Kamlah, Gloria Keller
38 Carrington Street, NG1 7FG
Open Thursday to Saturday 11am-5pm

The exhibition is composed of objects, photographs, installations, film sequences, and a performance. It shows colourful, weird, and playful interpretations around the topic of „shoes“, and invites the visitor to a lively exchange of ideas, and eventful encounters!
What do shoes tell us about ourselves? How and where do they carry us? And what individual stories are transported by them? In this extraordinary exhibition the four artists face these exciting questions and thus focus on symbols, fairytales, humour and emotions.

"In Focus" Art – Science – Nature
Three different positions of contemporary media art and photography
from artists Astrid Hansen,Birgit Spahlinger and Sabine Schäfer.
Nottingham Central Library, NG1 6HP
Open Monday to Friday 8.30am-7pm
and Saturday 9am-4pm

The most consistent result of the mechanization of our apparatus of perception is probably the reduction to the digital state of being / non-being.

Three artistic approaches make reference to this by varying the viewer’s perspective and scaling it, between technological apparatus and sensory organ, into the object. The artwork assumes the role of transmitter, leading the apparatus, and distilling the potentials of transhuman formation back into the human realm of the perceivable, leaving faint notions of the grandeur of universal being and its manifold subtexts.

All welcome to join the artists and guests for the opening events on Saturday 5th October, 10.30am at 38 Carrington Street, followed by 11.30am at the Central Library.