Nottingham Contemporary

Our Loudspeaker Programme

Your support is vital

A small one-off or regular donation helps us present free exhibitions, events and education programmes across the city, up and down the UK, and around the world.

Donate what you can £5 One-off donation

Loudspeaker is an artist-led creative project for women in the East Midlands at Nottingham Contemporary. Through exploring contemporary art in a friendly, fun and safe environment, participants develop self-confidence, become more creative, feel motivated, express their views and make new friends.

Loudspeaker is part of the national Building Better Opportunities programme through the Opportunity and Change project which is funded by the European Social Fund and The National Lottery Community Fund.

Logos for the National Lottery Community Fund, the European Union and Opportunity and Change

Your support is vital

A small one-off or regular donation helps us present free exhibitions, events and education programmes across the city, up and down the UK, and around the world.

Donate what you can £5 One-off donation
Recording:
Our Loudspeaker Programme
Dates:
Thu 19 Dec
Format:
YouTube

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Loudspeaker, Women’s Creative Voices Shared: Sept 2016 - Dec 2022
women drawing with charcoal on a wall
Loudspeaker Peer Mentors
a yellow banner with blue images of four women on it. Next to each woman are quotes which read "If you've been downtrodden you need, at some point to say - THIS IS ME. It made me feel free because you could express yourself. It makes me a part of something. - Mags" "You have to LOOK & LISTEN. You have to get to know each individual and see them as an individual. When you're in a position of having to accept lots of help, which is absolutely what you need to do sometimes, it was that feeling of getting a little bit of self respect back. -Stephanie" "I developed such a love for Loudspeaker, being able to HELP OTHER WOMEN on that journey. I've come out the other side of it feeling very different and very good. -Leah" "It did put me BACK ON TRACK because it made me realise that I wanted more. It just made me feel so much better about myself - that I had something to offer people. - Nikki"
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