Nottingham Contemporary

This guide is written for blind and visually impaired audience members.

The exhibition is spread across five galleries. There is currently audio description available for Satch Hoyt's 9 paintings in Gallery 1 and Arturo Kameya's 2 paintings in Gallery 2. We are working on adding more artworks to this audio description in the next few weeks.

We invite you to use your own devices to access the audio description. You can navigate between each stop on a playlist, so go at your own pace! Alternatively you can ask for audio description at the reception desk where you will receive an MP3 player fully loaded with our stops. The black device is smaller than a smartphone and can fit either inside your pocket or you can hook it onto your pocket using the clip at the back. A broad screen takes up the top two thirds of the device. Directly below this is a button on the far left that takes you to the menu and on the far right is a back button. There is a wide, raised oval button at the centre which plays and pauses the tracks. It’s surrounded by four direction buttons. A button to the left of the central play button takes you to the previous track. A button to the right takes you to the next track. On the right side of the device is a volume controller and a power on/off button beneath it.

Your audio describer is Nottingham Contemporary's Marketing Manager Catherine Masters.

Click here to listen to the audio description of Satch Hoyt's work.

Click here to listen to the audio description of Arturo Kameya's work.