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The exhibition is a collaboration between Zuleika Gallery and Facet and Fabel showcasing exceptional contemporary artworks alongside a collection of rare and vibrant jewels.

The exhibition is open until Sunday, 4 December 2022 in Gallery 12 and in the Studio at Cromwell Place.

Nicola Green and Emma Blake Morsi interview on BBC Global

Nicola Green and Emma Blake Morsi discussed The World Reimagined on BBC Global

Watch the interview here

96 The World Reimagined Globes come to Trafalgar Square

Having these stories of a British history that has too often been hidden in such an iconic landmark is such an important moment!

Charity Auction for The World Reimagined

The money raised will support : The World Reimagined’s ongoing art education programme, a racial justice grant-making fund and a shared artist fund. ⁠

Click here to bid!

Article in the RA magazine

Nicola was delighted to contribute an article to the RA Magazine discussing the fabulous William Kentridge exhibition. Read the article here.

The Princess now available to stream

The Princess is availble to stream on HBO in the US and Sky in the UK from today!

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The World Reimagined Launches at across the UK

The World Reimagined is a ground-breaking, national art education project designed to transform how we understand the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans and its impact on all of us. Make sure to check out Nicola’s globe outside Westminster Abbey!

Climate Justice & Racial Justice: Extreme Weather in the UK This Week

This week we had a glimpse into how climate change and extreme weather will affect us all in the future, but racially marginalised groups disproportionately bear the brunt of environmental degradation. ⁠

Work begins on The World Reimagined

Nicola is delighted to be a Principal Artist for The World Reimagined, a ground-breaking, national art education project to transform how we understand the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans and its impact on all of us. Keep an eye out for more updates!

Introducing the World Weather Network

The World Weather Network is a global alliance of 28 arts agencies formed in response to the climate crisis and biodiversity loss; a network of artists and writers reporting on their weather and our climate. Click here for more information.

Congratulations to the winners of the Holly Bush Painting Prize!

As patron of Women in Art, Nicola was honoured to attend the Holly Bush Emerging Woman Painter Prize. Sue Ecclestone is a force of change for female artists and all the artists in the exhibition deserve recognition for their powerful and brilliant works. Nicola is so proud to be patron of WIA!

New Blog Post: The Princess

Read Nicola’s latest blog post on the process of creating a unqiue artwork of Princess Diana. Read the blog post here

Limited Edition Silkscreen Print Launch

Check out Nicola’s online store for a limited edition silkscreen print of Nicola’s artwork for The Princess. A special poster is also availble from Altitude Films.

Reflecting on Grenfell five years later 💚

Nicola appeared on BBC Radio London this evening remembering her friend Khadija Saye and reflecting on the Grenfell Fire disaster five years later. Listen here.

The Princess opens in cinemas nationwide

Nicola Green was commissioned by Lightbox and Altitude Films to create an iconic artwork of Princess Diana to serve as the key promotional image for the new documentary The Princess that launched this week. See more here.

New Blog Post: Gender Expression at Rio Carnival

Check out Nicola’s latest blog post here

New Blog Post: Venice Biennale Highlights

Nicola share’s here highlights from the opening week of the 59th Venice Biennale read more here

Nicola Green on CBBC Britain's Best Young Artist

Nicola was so happy to mentor the brilliant and talented artist, Abbie, in the final of CBBC’s Britain’s Best Young Artist. Watch the full episode here

Nicola Green becomes Patron of Women in Art

Nicola is so pleased to announce her new role as patron of Women in Art, a fantastic initiative that aims to support, mentor & promote women artists & alleviate professional hardship.

Check their website for fantastic opportunities, prizes and bursaries

In Memory of the Life and Legacy of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

Nicola had the privilege of participating in a short film honouring the late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks as part of a special evening celebrating his life and legacy as he was posthumously given the Genesis Foundation’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

Watch the film here

New Blog Post: Black Madonna

The Black Madonna perhaps represents a curious exception to race and blackness in medieval art. Nicola explores this extraordinarily powerful and captivating image in her latest blog post

New Blog Post: House Slave - Field Slave

To many of us, slavery is something firmly relegated to the past, but despite the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade in 1807, there are still approximately 40 million victims of slavery and human trafficking around the world today. That is one in every 200 people - with women and girls making up 71% of all victims.

On Anti-Slavery Day, an important and crucial campaign to raise awareness and inspire action to end modern slavery, Nicola tells the story if her portrait House Slave – Field Slave, created in collaboration with Anti-Slavery International.

Read the blog here

New Blog Post: I know Why the Caged Bird Sings

Don’t miss Nicola’s most recent blog post

Nicola Green & Yinka Shonibare CBA Artist Masterclass

Nicola spoke with Ashley Adjaye, Artistic Director of The World Reimagined, and Artist Yinka Shonibare CBE about how open call artists can engage with The Globe as Your Canvas.

Watch the masterclass here

Nicola Green announced as Principal Artist for The World Reimagined.

Nicola is absolutely delighted to be announced as a Principal Artist for The World Reimagined. For this groundbreaking project, Nicola will be creating a large-scale public artwork that explores the shared history of the transatlantic slave trade.

New Blog Post: The Olympic Project

In her latest blog post, Nicola shares her experience of creating a commission for Haringey Council and the Cultural Olympiad in celebration of the 2012 Olympic Games in London

Read the blog here

Nicola Green, Kadija George Sesay FRSA and Njok Malik Jeng in conversation at the British Library

This conversation explores the work of Khadija Saye, looking at the traditional use of the objects across West Africa and other parts of the world, their continued importance for the West African diaspora, and how Khadija Saye employed them to convey the importance of her personal connection to Gambian rituals – from purification to protection, and her desire for moments of spiritual grounding.

More event information here

Artist Open Call

Check out this fantastic opportunity to be part of The World Reimagined. Click here to sign up for our Artists Open Call for a chance to be offered a paid commission to design your own globe. Application deadline: 5pm on 31 December⁠

New Blog Post: Race & Renditions of the Divine

Nicola explores the depiction of putti, cherubs, and angels in the canon of Western art. She questions, why, if angels are meant to be the embodiment of innocence, love, and hope, or the representation of souls in heaven, are they almost always male, and exclusively depicted as white?

Read the post here

Nicola Green in conversation with Professor Martin Kemp at Zuleika Gallery, April 2021

Nicola is interviewed by Professor Martin Kemp during the final weeks of Nicola Green’s solo exhibition ‘Unity’, filmed at Zuleika Gallery, Woodstock, Oxfordshire.

Watch here

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Spires, Landscape Before Golden exhibited and Sold Out in Royal Academy Summer/Winter Exhibition 2020

From 6 October – 3 January 2020 Nicola Green’s work will be exhibited in the 252nd annual Summer Exhibition, 2020, at the Royal Academy, London.

The edition of 15 prints has completely sold out, but remaining prints in the series are available to purchase here.

Spires, Landscape Before Golden 2017 is one of four silkscreen print art works depicting the landscape of the Rocky Mountains, based on photographs taken by Nicola Green in 2000. In recording these landscapes, the artist contemplates our desire to still and control. These works offer a space for reflection, and a means to reconsider our relationship with nature and the natural.

Encounters - In conversation, Tony Langham with Nicola Green

Two years ago, on behalf of Lansons, Clare Parsons and Tony Langham commissioned 8 original pieces. The 8 artworks specifically made for Lansons are titled “Encounter Ducere” which is the latin word for Leadership.

The 8 artworks are proudly displayed in our reception and we hope in time our colleagues, clients and visitors can enjoy them whilst knowing the important meaning behind them.

Launch of Breath is Invisible 7th July 2020

Breath is Invisible is a public art project that acknowledges and addresses issues of social injustice and inequality, looking to engage the local community for a better tomorrow.⁠

In the first of three displays, Khadija Saye’s silkscreen nine prints 'in this space we breathe' are exhibited on the walls of Westbourne Grove in a free public exhibition.

This display of Khadija's work will launch the Khadija Saye Arts programme which will address the lack of opportunities BAME and disadvantaged young people in the arts.

For more information Breath is Invisible click here

To donate to Khadija Saye Arts click here

For more information about Khadija Saye click here

Launch of Khadija Saye Arts programme 7th July 2020

Khadija Saye Arts at IntoUniversity, inspired by the life and in memory of Khadija Saye, was founded in 2019 by Nicola Green with IntoUniversity. The programme officially launched 7th July 2020, and aims to address the lack of diversity in the UK arts sector by providing opportunities and education for young people.⁠

Khadija Saye Arts brings together and introduces new arts-focused activities at IntoUniversity charity centres across the country incorporating a diverse range of creative activities within existing IntoUniversity programmes in order to enable young people between 7 and 18 to explore their own talent and creativity. The programme will support over 6,000 young people every year, across 31 local learning centres in 13 towns and cities across the UK.⁠

For more information on Khadija Saye Arts click here

To donate to Khadija Saye Arts click here

For more information about Khadija Saye click here

Isolated Observations presented by Candida Stevens Gallery in aid of Winston's Wish, 1st - 27th June 2020

Nicola Green is delighted to be one of sixteen artists invited to make 4 artworks in 4 weeks, in a personal response to the 2020 lockdown.

For available works click here

For the catalogue click here

For Winston's Wish website click here

Nicola Green’s spotlight exhibition at the London Original Print Fair 1-31 May 2020

Zuleika Gallery presents Nicola Green: In Seven Days…The Unique Prints at the London Original Print Fair until 31st May 2020

This unique body of work is seen together for the very first time, following artist Nicola Green’s first-hand witness of Barack Obama’s meteoric ascent to power as the first African-American President of the United States.

For the London Original Print Fair Spotlight Exhibition click here

For a short video on In Seven Days… The Unique Prints click here

For the full interview with Nicola Green on In Seven Days… click here

Great Scotland Yard Hotel showcases works by Nicola Green

The Great Scotland Yard, the original home of the Metropolitan Police, is one of London’s most cherished and iconic buildings, it has been transformed into a hotel and has opened its doors to the public.

The new owners, in association with Hollandrige Group, asked Nicola Green to create a series of works which would capture the fascinating history of the building. She has drawn out the most important and interesting narratives from the building's rich history, visually telling the story of Scotland Yard and creating a series of works which anchor the entire project.

Including the hotel’s flagship work Service (pictured)

A Witness to Power at The Saïd Business School, Oxford

A Witness to Power, a retrospective exhibition of Nicola’s works will be displayed at the Said Business School, the University of Oxford from the 9th October to the 20th December 2019.

This is the first time Nicola’s series In Seven Days… and Encounters have been exhibited together.

To find out more click here

To book a curator tour click here

President Obama, Greta Thunberg and In Seven Days....

After crossing the Atlantic on a solar-powered boat, the climate activist Greta Thunberg visited Barack Obama in Washington. Nicola’s work ‘Day 2 Struggle’ from the series In Seven Days… can be seen hanging in the Obama Foundation offices.

A Witness to Power: from Obama to the Dalai Lama

A retrospective exhibition of Nicola’s work is opening at The Said Business School, Oxford on Wednesday 9th October.

The exhibition brings together two of Green’s critically acclaimed bodies of work: In Seven Days…(2013) and Encounters (2018).

The exhibition launch will be accompanied by a Q & A between Nicola and renowned Author and Scholar Saeb Eigner. They will discuss the intersection of art, heritage, leadership and power.

To reserve a free ticket please click here: TICKETS

Encounters: The Art of Interfaith  Dialogue at Hay Festival

Nicola Green presents ENCOUNTERS: THE ART OF INTERFAITH DIALOGUE AT HAY FESTIVAL

Encounters: The Art of Interfaith Dialogue review

Encounters: The Art of Interfaith Dialogue ed. Nicola Green & Aaron Rosen was reviewed by Lucinda Allen Mosher for the Journal of Interreligious Studies.

St. Mary-at-Hill Thursday Conversation

Nicola will be delivering a lecture ‘Encounters, a new era in interfaith dialogue’. This is part of St. Mary-at-Hill Church’s ‘Thursday Conversation’ series, organised by Reverend Rose Hudson-Wilkin: Priest-in-Charge of St Mary-at-Hill, Chaplain to the Speaker of the House of Commons, priest vicar at Westminster Abbey and chaplain to the Queen.

Nicola Green announced as Key Note Speaker

Nicola Green has been announced as Key Note Speaker at the International Conference “Religious Heritage in a Diverse Europe” at the University of Groningen, Netherlands. June 17-21, 2019.

BBC Radio 4 Beyond Belief

Nicola Green appeared on Radio 4’s Beyond Belief to discuss the religious significance of the colour purple throughout history.

Encounters: The Art of Interfaith Dialogue (2018)

Art and concept by Nicola Green, Edited by Aaron Rosen Published by Brepols, Part of the Arts and the Sacred Series

Good Morning Sunday 28/10/18

Nicola Green was a guest on BBC Radio 2’s Good Morning Sunday, speaking about her groundbreaking exhibition Encounters.

Encountering the Sacred St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London.

Nicola Green took part in a lecture, chaired by The Church of England and BBC’s Richard Coles and is joined by Neil MacGregor and Ben Okri.

Taking RS Thomas’ poem “The Bright Field” as their starting point each of our speakers will be speaking about their own encounter with the sacred.

Encounters launches at St Martin-in-the-Fields

Nicola Green’s groundbreaking exhibition Encounters has launched at the crypt in St Martin-in-the-Fields, open daily until 6:30 until 19/11/18.

Nicola Green featured on BBC World News

Nicola Green appeared on Global with Matthew Amroliwala for BBC World News to discuss her latest project Encounters.

Nicola Green in the 2018 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition

Nicola Green's Carnival, Pearls has been selected as part of Grayson Perry's Room of Fun at the Royal Academy's 2018 Summer Exhibition. This is the 250th anniversary of the world's oldest open submission exhibition. Green's work was specially selected for this room curated by Grayson Perry.

The 2018 Summer Exhibition will be held from 12 June to 19 August 2018.

Nicola Green featured on BBC 2's Newsnight, February 2018

Green was brought onto the evening show to discuss political portraiture and Kehinde Wiley's official portrait of President Obama.

Diaspora Pavilion: Venice to Wolverhampton

10 February - 29 April 2018, Wolverhampton Art Gallery

A selection of artists shown at the Diaspora Pavilion, co-founded by Nicola Green, are now part of a re-staging at Wolverhampton Art Gallery. Read Art Fund's article on the show, open from 10 February to 29 April 2018.

London Art Fair, Islington Design Centre

17 - 21 January 2018, Stand G32

Nicola Green is delighted to be participating in the 30th Edition of the London Art Fair.

Presented by Candida Stevens, Nicola Green will be showing amongst Nicola Bensley, Julian Brown, Stephen Farthing RA, Alice Kettle, Irene Lees, & David Nash RA. Available works.

Green will be presenting her Bate Bola, pictured above, which are recently returned from their exhibition at the Diaspora Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2017.

SOLO, Candida Stevens Gallery

13 January - 11 February 2018

Nicola Green is delighted to announce SOLO , an exhibition presented and curated by Candida Stevens Gallery . This exhibition features works from both In Seven Days... and The Dance of Colour and runs from 13th January - 11th February 2017.

Both bodies of work are concerned with identity, race and culture; themes that Green continues to explore. Shown at a time when the world and its leadership are in flux and questions of legacy, belonging and heritage are publicly and globally debated, it is a chance for visitors to view and consider these thought-provoking and pertinent pieces.

Press Release

Catalogue

BBC Documentary - Venice Biennale: Britain's New Voices

BBC's documentary on the Diaspora Pavilion at the Venice Biennale has become a tribute to the late Khadija Saye.

Nicola Green donates work to Grassroot Soccer's World AIDS Day Gala

2 Dec 2017

Green donated an exclusive painting featuring David Beckham OBE striking a football to the Grassroots Soccer for their World AIDS Day Gala and Charity Auction.

Every year in December, more than 300 stars, footballers, philanthropists, and leaders in business and media come together at the Grassroot Soccer World AIDS Day Gala in London to support our work to educate, inspire, and mobilize young people in challenging circumstances to live healthier lives.

Candida Stevens Gallery, Chichester

16 Sept -28 Oct 2017

Nicola Green will be participating alongside 30 other artists in GOOD NATURE , an exhibition presented and curated by Candida Stevens Gallery .

Press Release

Catalogue for exhibition

Green's Bate Bola shown in the Diaspora Pavilion at the 2017 Venice Biennale

The Diaspora Pavilion is open from 13 May to 26 November 2017 at the Palazzo Pisani San Marina.

Diaspora Pavilion at the 2017 Venice Biennale opens

Nicola Green and International Curators Forum (ICF) in partnership with University of the Arts London (UAL) with the support of Arts Council England, present Diaspora Platform and Beyond the Frame, designed to deliver 22 months of mentoring and professional development by twenty selected mentors. Twenty emerging British artists and curators from racially and culturally diverse backgrounds will be selected for involvement. During this time the artists will produce works that will be showcased in the Diaspora Platform exhibition at the Palazzo Pisani a Santa Marina during the time of the 57th Venice Biennale in 2017. Curated by ICF Director, David A. Bailey it will be the first of its kind. The provisional launch events in Venice span from Tuesday the 9th May to Thursday 13th May 2017.

Partners for Beyond the Frame include Iniva, New Art Exchange and Liverpool Biennial. Diaspora Platform is co - directed by Mark Crawley (UAL), David A. Bailey ( ICF), Nicola Green and Peter Clayton.

The launch of the two initiatives took place on the 9th November 2016 at UAL’s Chelsea College of Arts, during which the selected artists and curators were officially announced.

The Diaspora Platform exhibition will be running from 13th May – 26th November 2017 at Palazzo Pisani a Santa Marina, Venice, Italy.

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Nicola Green talks to the BBC's Cultural Frontline

10 March 2016

Nicola Green discusses the meaning of colour in her work and the difficulty of replicating the colours she mixes herself.

Nicola Green's The Dance of Colour

Flowers Gallery, Cork Street 25 May - June 2016

Nicola Green is pleased to present her new body of work The Dance of Colour, a series of mixed media portraits which focuses on participants of the Rio Carnival in Brazil, expanding Green’s ongoing exploration of identity and race within contemporary culture.

Nicola Green successfully secured funding for the Diaspora

July 2016

Nicola Green successfully secured funding for the Diaspora Pavilion at the 2017 Venice Biennale. Arts Council England has promised £300,000 for the Diaspora Pavilion, co-founded by Nicola Green and David A. Bailey of International Curator Forum (ICF).

Nicola Green Exhibits Pink, Obama at ICON

10 September - 22 October 2016

Nicola Green is pleased to exhibit in ICON: Worthy of our 21st century attention? curated by Candida Stevens.  'The exhibition features 23 British figurative artists, who cast their gaze over our social, cultural, religious and political icons, through their 21st century looking glasses. Some are icons themselves and others are arguably creators of future iconic imagery. They cut through the bombardment of visuals, noise and information of our modern world and pick out the symbols, people and ideas that represent our thoughts, dominate our attention or are held up as worthy of our adulation.'

The Human Rights Watch Annual Auction 2017

Nicola Green was delighted to donate Progress Plaza, to the Human Rights Watch's Annual Charity Auction. Progress Plaza (2008) is part of Nicola Greens acclaimed In Seven Days... series. This photo was taken by Nicola at 7am in Progress Plaza, North Philadelphia on Barnstorming day, 11th October 2008, 3 weeks before Obama’s first presidential election. This work is particularly poignant as the world now begins to focus on Obama’s legacy.

Nicola Green gives a private talk at Candida Stevens Gallery

Green gave a private talk on In Seven Days... at Candida Stevens Gallery on 21 January 2017.

Nicola Green's work shown at Face Value for the Katie Piper Foundation

14-20 December 2016

The show will be exhibited at the Strand Gallery from 16 - 20 December 2016. Curated by Gary Mansfield.

'Nicola Green A Selection of Work' at Jealous Gallery

November 2015

Nicola Green presented ‘Nicola Green: A selection of work’ in November of 2015 curated by and exhibited at Jealous Gallery. Including one off and previously unseen works from her most well known projects, and a new silkscreen print titled Feet published by Jealous Gallery for this exhibit.

The Human Rights Watch Annual Auction 2015

In November 2015 Nicola Green donated Fear, London Proof 1/1 to The Human Rights Watch Annual Auction. The Human Rights Watch is one of the world’s leading independent organisations dedicated to defending and protecting human rights. By focusing international attention where human rights are violated, they give voice to the oppressed and hold oppressors accountable for their crimes.

Fear is a unique work from Nicola Green’s In Seven Days… series:

“The image was inspired by a press conference I attended in January 2009 shortly before Obama’s presidency began. It is seen from Obama’s viewpoint – looking out into a sea of cameras, a sea of people, each of them wanting something. This is not just about the media pack; it is about all of us and what we expect from and of each other. The camera looks at us all and we have to ask ourselves what story we want to tell over the course of the 21st century” Nicola Green .

Paintings in Hospital Auction 2015

Grace 1/1 is a one-off artwork hand-printed on Perspex using water-based ink, and mounted in a bespoke artist-designed Quasar frame™. These frames light up and glow powered solely by existing natural light wherever they are installed, needing no battery or electricity. Grace 1/1 of 2012 is a unique artwork, which derives from Nicola Greens Quasar™ Olympic Project (2011).

Green donated Grace to Paintings in Hospitals, a charity who uses visual art and creative activities to improve the health and wellbeing of patients, carers and the public.

Nicola Green showing ’Good Figures’ at The Jerwood Downland Gridshell, West Sussex

25 April - 2 May 2015

One hundred years on from female artist Dame Laura Knights earliest depiction of the female nude, the Good Figures exhibition celebrates the freedom and expression of female artists today.

Click Here for the Good Figures Catalogue

Amandla by Nicola Green features in exhibition

'Local Reflections: Nelson Mandela and the Haringey Anti-Apartheid Movement'

Amandla by Nicola Green was part of the Black History exhibition 'Local Reflections: Nelson Mandela and the Haringey Anti-Apartheid Movement' showing at Bruce Castle from 1st October – 21st December 2014. The exhibition featured artefacts, documents, photographs and artworks offering personal stories and experiences of Nelson Mandela from the Haringey community, of which Nicola is a part.

Nicola Green selected as judge for the ING Discerning Eye exhibition November 2014

Nicola Green was among six prominent figures from different areas of the art world selected as judges for the annual ING Discerning Eye Exhibition. In November 2014 the artist curated a wall that concentrated on the theme of identity, focusing on this narrative by inviting young, underexposed and multi-cultural artists to exhibit on her wall.

Click Here for the ING Discerning Eye catalogue

Labour Party Auction 2014

Struggle, Red by Nicola Green from her series In Seven Days...

On 9th July 2014, Nicola Green was among several top UK artists including Grayson Perry, Sir Anish Kapoor and Sir Anthony Gormley who generously donated artworks to be auctioned at a corporate fundraiser held by the Labour Party. Struggle, Red was specially created for the event by the artist and went for £12,000.

Unveiling of the portrait of Elle Macpherson at the Australian High Commission 2013

The first ever painted portrait of Elle Macpherson was unveiled at the Australian Embassy by the Australian High Commissioner, His Excellency, The Honourable Mike Rann, on the 19th of November. Four subsequent life sized prints of Elle titled: The Body are on public view in a unique selling exhibition at Flowers Gallery , Kingsland Road 20th-30th November.

See interview with Adam Jacques in The Independent .

Unveiling of the portrait of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

30 October 2013

The Portrait of Lord Jonathan Sacks is a permanent gift donated by Laura and Barry Townsley to the collection of The Jewish Museum, London and is on public display from Wednesday 30th of October 2013. The edition will also be available to view at Flowers Gallery.

Portrait of Elle Macpherson

The Body at Flowers Gallery

London, 20 - 30 November 2013

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Nicola's Limited Edition Circle of Hands series at Multiplied 2013, Christie's

This year Flowers Gallery will be exhibiting a selection of work at Multiplied Art Fair, Christie's. The fair is a contemporary art exhibition including prints, photographs and sculpture, and showcases both established and emerging artists.

Flowers Gallery will be presenting Nicola's Limited Edition Circle of Hands series.

Release of Factual Nonsense: The Art and Death of Joshua Compston

August 2013

Darren Coffield's book Factual Nonsense: The Art and Death of Joshua Compston was published by Troubador in June 2013. The book features input from a selection of Compston's friends, family and artwork colleagues, including Nicola Green.

An exhibition of the same name, curated by Coffield, is on show at the Paul Stopler Gallery until 31 August 2013; the book and exhibit catalogue previously unseen artworks, photographs and ephemera of Compston, and are intended to give insight into his deteriorating mental state at the end of his life.

Nicola did a portrait of Joshua which was selected for the 2006 BP Portrait Award and exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery, London. It is now in the Courtauld Institute of Art's permanent collection.

In Seven Days: Art, Election and History

A panel discussion at Sir John Soane's Museum, 13 February 2013

On Wednesday 13th February 2013, Nicola was involved in a panel discussion at Sir John Soane's Museum alongside Labour MP and historian Tristram Hunt and architect David Adjaye, exploring the role of the artist in relation to politics, identity and history. Selected prints from Nicola's work In Seven Days... were on show at the museum from 13 - 27 February alongside Hogarth's series of paintings 'An Election' .

In Seven Days... at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool

18 January - 14 April 2013

Nicola’s critically acclaimed series of silkscreen prints, In Seven Days... made its European debut in a solo exhibition at Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery in January 2013. Telling the story of her experience inside President Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, the seven iconic prints were displayed alongside a selection of her sketches, notes and collected paraphernalia from the campaign trail. Not only providing an insight into the artists creative process, this material also gives a sense of the wider social story that is distilled in these striking images.

n Seven Days… Inside a Historical Campaign

29 October 2012 at 4 pm on BBC Radio 4

BBC Radio 4's 30-minute documentary explored Nicola Green’s acclaimed series of silkscreen prints, 'In Seven Days…' soon to be exhibited for the first time in the UK at the Walker Gallery in Liverpool.

President Obama’s 2008 campaign was a remarkable moment in history; one that Green witnessed firsthand from nomination to inauguration. Green also describes her personal journey on the campaign trail to create this series of iconic prints, while a prolific cast of curators, artists and critics discuss the intersection of art, politics and history that 'In Seven Days…' represents, both here and in America. For more information about 'In Seven Days...' click here .