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Nottingham Contemporary is one of the largest public art galleries in the UK. We are renowned for our international art exhibitions, events and innovative approach to learning and research. As a registered charity, our vision is to be a place where art connects. We connect people across our city and around the world, nurturing and shaping the future of art and ideas.
We believe art offers extraordinary perspectives on contemporary society. Since opening in 2009 we have welcomed more than two million people to over 60 art exhibitions. Each year 25,000 participants take part in our free Learning programmes, and with local, national and international partners we host stimulating discussions about culture and society.
We are a home for collaboration. As an organisation our values are: Open, Brave, Hopeful and Resourceful.
We offer home working options and flexible hours, pension enrolment options, holiday and occupational sick pay, caring and compassionate leave, and we signpost to wellbeing support services. There are training and networking opportunities and staff discounts in our onsite café and shop. There is an employee consultation body, our Employee Forum, and recognised union representation.
Our aim is to be welcoming, inclusive and accessible. We recognise that wider knowledge and perspectives are needed to achieve this. We're working to make our team and audiences inclusive and representative of our city and wider society.
We actively encourage applications from people from the Global Majority, people who are disabled, D/deaf and neurodivergent, and people from lower socio-economic backgrounds, as well those whose experiences expand and cut across these identities.
We are a Disability Confident Committed employer. We offer interviews to candidates with a disability or long-term condition who meet the criteria for the roles we are recruiting.
More information about Access at Nottingham Contemporary can be found by clicking here and more information about our inclusion work can be found by clicking here.