Monad - exhibition preview
Ahead of Monad opening on 17 January, this is an opportunity to get early access to the exhibition, meet the artists and enjoy a live performance.
Monad is an intimate and thought-provoking exhibition that explores the relationship between the self, materials, and the world around us. Featuring the work of artists Elizabeth Alice Keen and Rebecca Matthews, the exhibition delves into the concept of the "monad"—an indivisible, singular unit that exists independently and is inherently connected to the larger whole.
During the preview there will be an interactive sculptural building performance led by Elizabeth Alice Keen and starting at 7pm. This will be a dynamic and participatory experience and will involve the creative use of found objects and audience engagement.
Anyone is welcome to attend this preview event, simply turn up on the night.
Accessibility
There is step-free access into the gallery via a ramp and side door. During opening hours, there will be an invigilator on duty in the gallery. If you require their assistance, then please alert them on arrival by calling to them or waving at them – the entrance to the gallery is fully glazed and the main entrance door should be open.
For more information about the venue, including photographs, view the access guide for Martin Hall on AccessAble.
If you have any specific access requirements, then please contact LUArts@lboro.ac.uk in advance of your visit and we will do our best to accommodate them.
Parking
Please note that visitors are now required to register their vehicle and pay to park on campus. There are various ways in which you can register and pay (both in advance and on arrival).
More information on visitor parking
Public transport
If you are travelling by public transport, you can take the Sprint Bus from Loughborough railway station or the town centre (Ashby Square) and alight at Loughborough College. Cross Epinal Way at the pedestrian crossing and keep going straight ahead to enter campus. This brings you onto Shirley Pearce Square with Martin Hall on the left.