• OPEN: The Sidney Nolan Trust is open to visitors 30 March - 30 September 2023. Thurs - Sat, 11am - 4pm
  • Office : Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm all year round

Admission

  • Adult: £6 (£6.60 Gift Aid)
  • Concessions: £5 (£5.50 Gift Aid)
  • Student: £5
  • Under 16: Free
  • Carers: Free

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Gift Aid

Our Gift Aid Admission includes a 10% voluntary donation. Gift Aid Admissions let us reclaim tax on the whole amount paid (an extra 25 per cent) which helps us increase public access to the arts and music and to further the appreciation of the work of Sir Sidney Nolan.

Resident Artist Programme

The Sidney Nolan Trust has been a provider of Artist-in-Residence opportunities for more than two decades and is delighted to continue to provide a unique space and working environment for contemporary artists to develop their practice.

The latest iteration is the Resident Artist Programme which provides artists with a full 12-months to work at the Sidney Nolan Trust and to develop a collaborative working relationship with the staff, with other artists and users of The Rodd.

Following an open call, we are delighted to announce the two artists taking part in our 2023 Resident Artist Programme.

Daisy Dixon

Daisy’s work is currently focussed on drawing from different vistas of experience, revealing a fragmentary view of her journey. She recently undertook a two-week residency in the 15th -Century village of Agios Ioannis, Crete, where she made drawings of the ‘residue of activity’ found in the deserted houses and structures.

Daisy studied Fine Art at Bath Spa University, later attended the Royal Drawing School and is currently undertaking an MA in Art Therapy at Chester University. She is Subject Leader of Photography and Teacher of Fine Art at Hereford Sixth Form College.

Follow Daisy @daisydixondrawing

Kate Green

Kate’s projects offer an accessible bridge between artistic research and the rural community. Her unique blend of walking, wondering, and gentle humour present creative investigations by following innovative, interesting and entertaining ways.

Recent works include: Mindwalks – a collaboration with Professor Anthony Collier adapting his landscape painting practice to the challenges of living with Motor neuron disease; Walking the Pipe – a community led programme of walks, events and musical performance lectures sharing stories of the Elan Valley Aqueduct; and Finding a Way – livestreamed walks and outdoor experiences, accompanied by people who live with Dementia, to embrace the art of wandering.

Follow Kate @shortladywithdarkhair

Previous Resident Artists

2021 - Daniel MacCarthy

2022 - Jony Easterby, Faith Limbrick

Each year The Sidney Nolan Trust also works with Hereford College of Arts to offer a student graduating both the BA and MA Fine Art programmes a residency. Find out more here