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There's always plenty happening at The Atkins Building, check out the events calendar below for all the upcoming events and exhibitions!
Sep
2020
A photographic exhibition on Atkins Gallery Online documenting the journey from Victorian Hosiery Factory to the mixed use creative and business centre it is today. The focus of the exhibition will be it's transformation from derelict industrial site to the modern mixed use it has today. This exhibition is part of Heritage Open Days 2020.
View the exhibition at http://www.atkinsbuilding.co.uk/gallery
Dec
2020
An exhibition to celebrate the benefits of the arts to our mental health and wellbeing. This exhibition was originally scheduled in May 2020 as part of Mental Health Awareness Week but postponed following COVID-19
Atkins Gallery is open Monday to Friday 08:30-17:30 FREE ENTRY
Feb
2021
A celebration of the work of local artist Noel Rowan Brannan who sadly passed away in 2001.
Noel studied at the Lincoln and Leicester Schools of Art and taught art in schools and colleges across Leicestershire in the 1950s - 1970s.
Atkins Gallery is partnering with the artist's family to produce this retrospective and introduce the works of Noel Brannan to a new audience
Atkins Gallery is open Monday to Friday 08:30 to 17:30 FREE ENTRY
Jul
2021
Current Head of Art Geoff Bailey at Dixie Grammar School, Market Bosworth is celebrating his upcoming retirement from teaching with a solo exhibition exploring three themes.
ORIGINS has it’s basis in Darwin’s theory the Origin of Species looking at the evolution of mankind.
GHOSTS captures the decline of the industries that once dominated this area.
SHADOWS explores the use of light and dark throughout art history and recreating it in a contemporary setting.
Atkins Gallery is open Monday to Friday 08:30 to 17:30 FREE ENTRY