Nottingham Contemporary

Ngl, I found this place really triggering. I had such a huge reaction to one of the exhibits I had to leave. It is overwhelming, surreal, uncomfortable and weird.

A wonderful space for the exhibition of art.
There are four large main rooms on the street level. All are light, airy spaces, which can be eerily quiet due to the large soft-​closing semi-​automatic doors which divide them. All galleries are very accessible and easy to get around. They all fan out from the central reception /​shop. There’s also the Small Collections room (accessible from Gallery 1) — make sure you check all of the drawers!
The contemporary «art» that the gallery fills it’s rooms with, is, however, a little «odd» and eclectic for my, rather more classical, interpretation of what constitutes «art». Most of the exhibitions appear to be rough, crude, amateurish, nightmarish or plain bizarre. But if you’ve just wasted several years on drugs at art college, you might love it. Make up your own mind. I just don’t get it.
However, entry is free…
Great café, bar and presentation space downstairs.