Large-scale “Peace Poem” by artist Robert Montgomery comes to Nottingham
A striking illuminated Peace Poem mounted on a mobile platform will visit Nottingham on Saturday 17 November as part of a nationwide tour. It was created by internationally acclaimed artist Robert Montgomery and marks the start of Paper Peace, a year-long project by renowned outdoor arts company Emergency Exit Arts
The Peace Poem tour takes place as we commemorate the 1918 Armistice, 100 years since the peace at the end of World War 1. it will visit Hucknall High Street and Bulwell Town Centre, before heading to Trinity Square and Sneinton Market Plaza in the City Centre. Local people are invited to share their own messages of peace, which will be displayed on Sneinton Market.
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People who work and live in the Creative Quarter have been helping to influence the plans to transform the 40-acre scrub land behind BioCity and the BBC building, known as the former Boots Island site.
Architects, local residents, Sneinton market tenants, local business owners and festival organisers were amongst those who fed back on plans to create a brand new mixed-use scheme which will expand the Creative Quarter.
The team behind this development - Conygar, Lavignac and FutureCity, presented initial ideas on how to breathe new life into the site while embedding and embracing Nottingham’s culture.
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