Past exhibitions
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Explore all the previous exhibitions held at East Gallery
Within
24 April - 24 May 2014 The human body becomes the means by which to explore the spatial and social aspects of architecture.
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Washi: The Art of Japanese Paper
12 March - 20 April 2013 Its aesthetic of simplicity purity and tranquillity mirrors a fundamental aspect of Japanese culture
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Unpicking and Rebinding
31 October 2013 The new work focuses on the idea of the fold, its role and purpose
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To Wander, To Lust
3 December 2013 - 11 January 2014 Norwich has been blazing a trail for cultural exchange in the visual arts that acts as an example
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See Things Differently
12 November - 23 November 2013 Hill’s bizarre and sometimes humorous vantage points make us rethink our assumptions.
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One Thousand Sketches
30 October – 24 November 2012 Self uses diverse means and subject matter to create an array of kaleidoscopic imagery
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My Giant Colouring Book
4 December 2012 - 12 January 2013 Jake and Dinos Chapman first came to prominence as part of the YBA movement of the 1990s.
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Mobile Relations
22 January – 2 March 2013 Contemporary perceptions and concepts of drawing are often central to her work.
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Norwich University of the Arts achieved the highest recognition, a Gold rating, in the Teaching Excellence Framework 2023 (TEF) in all three categories...
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Computer Arts and Technology Conference
Norwich University of the Arts hosted its annual conference celebrating courses within the Computer Arts and Technology subject area.
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All about Norwich
Student Ambassador and BA (Hons) Design for Publishing student, Jade Borley talks to us about Norwich to uncover its many hidden treasures.
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