Contemporary Arts Space - Stimulating new perspectives on the value of diversity in art & society New Art Exchange (NAE) is a contemporary arts space in Nottingham that celebrates the region's cultural richness and diversity. It is the largest gallery in the UK dedicated to culturally diverse contemporary visual arts. The venue presents an ever-changing programme of art exhibitions, creative activities for families and young people, film screenings, symposiums, lectures, festivals and a live performance programme of music, dance and theatre. Entry to NAE is FREE. In addition to three gallery spaces, the venue has a café bar serving delicious home-made food from around the world. We also house a number of workshops and performance spaces. Our programme of activities is dedicated to stimulating new perspectives on the value of diversity within art and society. Within our galleries, we present the work of world-renowned British and international artists. Past exhibitors have included: Rashid Rana, Zineb Sedira, Hurvin Anderson, Yara El-Sherbini, Nari Ward, Christian Marclay and Elizabeth Price (as part of British Art Show 7), Leo Asemota, Raghu Rai, Hetain Patel, Sokari Douglas Camp, Doug Fishbone and Zarina Bhimji. NAE is an ACE National Portfolio Organisation. Diversity, innovation and excellence are at the heart of NAE's work. On an annual basis NAE engage over 70,000 visitors, over 100,000 audiences (40% of which are Black Minority Ethnic), deliver over 20 high-quality exhibitions and over 90 events and performances. In a bid to embed innovation in policy and practice, NAE also provides specialist support for culturally diverse artists, creative enterprises, cultural leaders and strategic partners.