Crop Up Gallery

Crop Up Gallery Crop Up Gallery are one of the UK’s leading student-run curatorial collectives. Based in Nottingham, we frequently run exhibitions, fundraisers and more.

Crop Up have recently had the opportunity to play a role in judging the open call for their latest exhibition Reflection...
01/08/2026

Crop Up have recently had the opportunity to play a role in judging the open call for their latest exhibition Reflections.

It was our pleasure to attend the launch of Reflections today at Lakeside Arts Djanogly Gallery and see the exhibition come to life.

Many thanks to Lakeside Arts for the invitation and to all the incredible artists who took part🧡

Featured artists:
Andy Black
Gary Simmonds
Hondartza Fraga
Louisa Chambers
ArtOfGear 🇪🇺

Still reminiscing about the launch of ‘Endangered Species’ 🤍🌼🌾 thank you to everyone who came along and made it so speci...
07/06/2026

Still reminiscing about the launch of ‘Endangered Species’ 🤍🌼🌾 thank you to everyone who came along and made it so special.

The pieces are on view until November.

Something’s lurking around the corner.Monday, 7pm…Olli B‘On the Off Beat’, 2026Print / PhotographAndrew Spinks‘Beast of ...
17/05/2026

Something’s lurking around the corner.
Monday, 7pm…

Olli B
‘On the Off Beat’, 2026
Print / Photograph

Andrew Spinks
‘Beast of the Hills’, 2015
Graphite pencil on A2 paper
59.4 × 42 cm

Ella Rowland
‘We Are Sound’, 2026
Quilted tapestry, 72 × 65 cm‘We Are Sound’ reimagines Nottingham’s soundscape as textu...
30/04/2026

Ella Rowland
‘We Are Sound’, 2026
Quilted tapestry, 72 × 65 cm

‘We Are Sound’ reimagines Nottingham’s soundscape as texture, translating voice and movement into something read through touch rather than sound. Stitched roads and familiar landmarks emerge through layered, reclaimed fabrics, forming a map that sits somewhere between memory and place. Rowland’s rhythmic shifts in material echo the flow of the city, its voices, its movement, its everyday life.

On view as part of ‘Endangered Species, in Passing’, opening 18 May. 🩷🩷

We’re really excited to share our latest exhibition responding to the closure of courses at the University of Nottingham...
29/04/2026

We’re really excited to share our latest exhibition responding to the closure of courses at the University of Nottingham, particularly Modern Languages and Music.

Bringing together collaborative photographic series with students alongside textile, drawing, print, and lens-based works, ‘Endangered Species, in passing’ explores voice, sound, and speech through personal and collective experience.

The works move through identity, memory, and obscurity, often sitting in quieter, more intimate spaces, asking what it means to be heard and how creative practices shape and sustain us.

Join us in the LG corridor, Trent Building, at 7pm on 18th May. 🤍👩🏼‍🎨

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School Of Humanities University Of Nottingham University Park
Nottingham
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