The National Centre for Craft & Design

Ten years on, we’ve invited leading figures in the sphere of contemporary craft and design, artists, curators, writers and influencers, to nominate work by emerging and established artists who will be the innovators of the future.

Unique and stimulating artworks that explore how mathematical concepts underpin craft techniques and artistic development. Beauty and playfulness illustrates exactly what delights craftspeople and maths geeks alike!

An exhibition of Design Factory members who have embraced the challenge to collaborate with each other to create new work and present a fresh merging of media and disciplines including textiles, ceramics, furniture and jewellery.

Exquisite glass works relating to science, engineering & design featuring multi-tiered chandeliers and clear glass sculptures of viruses and bacteria. Visually captivating, beautiful and jewel like.

Every year the National Centre for Craft & Design celebrates the latest art and design talent to emerge from our national universities by exhibiting an exciting and diverse range of work by a selected group of graduates.

The National Centre for Craft & Design is delighted and proud to bring to Sleaford, Lincolmshire a major exhibition of work by Lincoln born ceramicist Gordon Baldwin.

2012 is the year that the Paralympics come home to Britain and The National Centre for Craft & Design in Lincolnshire are celebrating this with a summer exhibition (14 July - 30 September) looking at how enabling design has transformed disability.

The Window Space at The National Centre for Craft & Design will be filled with colourful glass work throughout May and June.

“An exhibition with a difference – it involves you and takes place outside of the gallery! “ So says, Exhibition Officer Laura Mabbutt speaking about ‘Concrete Canvas’ opening on 5 May at The National Centre for Craft & Design.

East meets West at The National Centre for Craft & Design 28 April - 1 July 2012 A wealth of talented craft and design makers from across the East & West Midlands will be showcased in this major selling exhibition of contemporary craft.