Giving the Nomas* Projects windows a fresh coat of paint as we prepare for the exhibition with our @djcad_uod 2025 graduate prize winner @malachy_mccrimmon There is still another week to see the current show by @jesonnelson
New exhibition at Nomas* Projects poster space. Who We Are by Jason Nelson @jesonnelson is a lesson in looking and caring about the present, slowing down and seeing what is in front of you. You can view it on south Union st, Dundee. Opposite train station entrance.
The sun has broken out on the Nomas* Projects windows 🫶 Come and enjoy the exhibition Merry Go Round by @louiseschmid We have our Artist talk with Louise on Sunday March 8. Join us at 4pm on zoom. Use ID: 871 8252 6560 Passcode: Nomas
‘Happy Happy Doom Scroll’ the current exhibition at our Sharing Not Hoarding space has survived a lot of rain and wind in recent weeks. Showing in Slesser Gardens until march 15. It’s an exhibition showcasing a research project ‘Young Digital Lives’ made with the young people at Dundee’s Hot Chocolate Trust @hotchoctrust
Our latest exhibition Merry Go Round at Nomas* features new work by Louise Schmid. @louiseschmid Showing until March 12 the work invites consideration of being shown in the bleakest part of the year when we look back to what had been and forward to what is possible in the future. Artist talk March 8. More details to follow
Cully from Nomas* Projects here- I’ve put together a wee Christmas EP to help raise support for the charity Morphē Arts @morphe_arts and Nomas*. Check it out on Bandcamp until the end of December. Search for Morphe Arts where you can buy the EP. Please note, Bandcamp will waive its commission for this today DEC 5 meaning the entire sale/donation will go to Morphē Arts. Thanks for considering and I hope you like it too 🎵🙌
‘Especially This Time of Year’ by Sophie Killingley @sophiekillingley is the new exhibition at Nomas* It has a focus on the nativity narrative from a fresh perspective. Instead of a cute baby lying in the straw next to some very friendly cattle, Sophie reveals parts of the story that include, teenage pregnancy, political displacement and a massacre of innocent children. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
