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    Be inspired. Be entertained. Be curious.

    Norwich University of the Arts hosts a range of exciting events and exhibitions, on and off campus, throughout the year. Find out what’s on at NUA or book onto an Open Day.

    Find out more about what’s on and events coming up soon at East GalleryNUA.

    Boot balancing disco ball

    Teacher, Technician and Adviser Day 2023

    Wednesday 21 June | On-campus event

    Calling all creative teachers, technicians and careers advisers!

    Building with large trees outside

    UKADIA Teacher Workshops

    Tuesday 9 May & Thursday 25 May

    Calling all creative teachers, technicians and careers advisers!

    Master’s Class 2023

    April - May 2022 | Online event

    An online taster series of MA lectures and seminars on contemporary arts and the creative industries
    Bear illustration

    Drawing Club 2023

    Wednesday 15 March to Wednesday 10 May

    Drawing Club running weekly online from Wednesday 15 March to Wednesday 10 May.
    Beyond the Frame logo on top of an image of a women's face surrounded by orange swirling dust.

    Beyond the Frame 2023

    30 March (10-5pm), 31 March (12-5pm) & 1 April (12-4pm) | East Gallery

    Beyond the Frame photography competition exhibition 2023
    Video of eye looking through hole in a wall

    Fine Art vs Illustration

    Tuesday 21 March 2023 | 6.00 - 8.00pm

    CPD exploring the Fine Artists vs Illustrators amongst your students.

    Bold and minimal image in monotone blue wash. The background looks like it could be cyanotype, and the foreground is a hand tightly holding up an object which looks like it could be the end of a watering can, or maybe some kind of measuring spoon. As the arm gets to the end of the page, the detail reduces to blue brushstrokes

    Almost Nothing But Blue Ground

    Friday 17th February – Saturday 18 March | East Gallery

    Tom Pope and Matthew Benington launch a live investigation into the work and life of Anna Atkins
    Bold and minimal image in monotone blue wash. The background looks like it could be cyanotype, and the foreground is a hand tightly holding up an object which looks like it could be the end of a watering can, or maybe some kind of measuring spoon. As the arm gets to the end of the page, the detail reduces to blue brushstrokes

    Performative Lecture and Discussion | Almost Nothing But Blue Ground

    Thursday 16 March at 13:30 | East Gallery

    Storytelling, archival material, and collaboratively made cyanotype prints in a performative lecture
    Boot balancing disco ball

    An Introduction to Photo Retouching in Photoshop

    Thursday 9 February 2023 | 6.00 - 8.00pm

    CPD exploring photo retouching in Photoshop

    #WE
    ARE
    NUA

    Top 10 for
    Teaching Quality

    by the Times and Sunday Times 2022

    Top Two UK
    Creative Arts
    University

    by The Complete University Guide 2023

    Uni of
    the Year

    for Student Retention -
    The Times and Sunday Times 2020

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