VR Exhibitions: Assemble + Schools of Tomorrow and Meriem Bennani

Two children playing on the funhouse - part of the Assemble + Schools of Tomorrow Exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary — Assemble and Schools of Tomorrow: The Place We Imagine, installation view at Nottingham Contemporary, 2022. Courtesy Nottingham Contemporary. Photo: Julian Hughes.

You can virtually walk around our exhibition. V21 Artspace have scanned and documented our shows, giving visitors a new experience of our galleries.

Assemble and Schools of Tomorrow: The Place We Imagine: Over three years in the making, in summer 2022 Nottingham Contemporary collaborated with the design collective Assemble to bring Lina Bo Bardi’s unrealised vision of a fantastical playground to life. Inspired by the architect’s now-famous drawing, this ambitious project realised a series of large-scale play sculptures, one of which was developed in dialogue with children from three local schools.

Meriem Bennani: Life on the CAPS: Nottingham Contemporary also presented Life on the CAPS, the New York-based Moroccan artist Meriem Bennani’s largest solo exhibition in the UK. Bennani’s acclaimed eight-channel video installation Party on the CAPS (2018–19) was shown for the first time in the UK, alongside its newly commissioned sequel, Bennani’s most ambitious film to date.

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VR Exhibitions: Assemble + Schools of Tomorrow and Meriem Bennani

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Tue 8 Nov

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Nottingham Contemporary