New Art Exchange
📍 39-41 Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham, NG7 6BE
About New Art Exchange
The New Art Exchange is a purpose-built contemporary art gallery located in Nottingham's Gregory Quarter, opened in 2014. It serves as a hub for the creative community, hosting rotating exhibitions of local and international artists alongside regular workshops and public events.
What's On Here
14 Upcoming Events
Bad Betty Live, 18th September
📍 New Art Exchange
£7.21 - £16.96
LYRIC IN(TER)VENTIONS with Karen McCarthy Woolf
📍 New Art Exchange
Masterclass with Karen McCarthy Woolf
📍 New Art Exchange
£11.55 - £16.96
The Caribbean Kitchen
📍 New Art Exchange
FREEFilm Screening: Pressure
📍 New Art Exchange
FREELaunch Party: Familiar Strangers by Rastarella Falade
📍 New Art Exchange
FREELaunch Party: Activating Intersections by Quilla Constance
📍 New Art Exchange
Inherited stories with Sarah Howe
📍 New Art Exchange
Masterclass with Sarah Howe
📍 New Art Exchange
£11.55 - £16.96
Bad Betty Live, 16th October
📍 New Art Exchange
£7.21 - £16.96
The Syrian Kitchen
📍 New Art Exchange
Bad Betty Live November
📍 New Art Exchange
£7.21 - £16.96
The Filipino Kitchen
📍 New Art Exchange
The Plant-Based Kitchen
📍 New Art Exchange
Frequently Asked Questions
What events are coming up at New Art Exchange?
New Art Exchange in Nottingham currently has 14 upcoming events listed on EventsList.co.uk, including food and drink, literary, theatre. Browse the full listings above for dates, times and booking links.
Where is New Art Exchange located?
New Art Exchange is located at 39-41 Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham, NG7 6BE in Nottingham, United Kingdom. Use the interactive map above and the Get Directions link to find it easily.
How do I book tickets for events at New Art Exchange?
Click on any event listing to see full details and the "Book Tickets" button, which links directly to the official ticket seller. Many events at New Art Exchange also offer free entry — check individual listings for pricing.
How big is New Art Exchange?
With a capacity of 150, it can accommodate up to 150 guests, making it one of Nottingham's popular venues.