Art Editorial
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Landscapes reimagined
Painter Elizabeth Talbot and kiln glass artist Kathleen Geater are joining forces to present a fresh, vibrant exhibition from a gallery nestled in the Northumbrian hills.
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Fancy a dip with this bunch?
Check out these frolickers at Icelandic painter Georg Óskar’s first UK solo exhibition at Breeze Creative’s Abject Gallery in Newcastle.
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A Russian in our midst
Artist Kirill Sokolov (1930-2004) married Avril Pyman, a British woman, in 1963 and they eventually left Russia in 1974, decamping to Berwick where he further developed his wo...
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Homelessness is where the art is
The blight of homelessness is explored in a fascinating new exhibition which is running at five different venues around Newcastle.
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Get your back up off the wall
In his first institutional solo exhibition in the north-east, Simeon Barclay presents a new body of work informed by his research into dance. Fancy that!
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Guess who is 21 this year?
The Angel of the North is 21 years old this year. (21! How on earth did that happen?) And as it picks up the keys to the door The Gallery in Gateshead are celebrating its comi...
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Stella! Stella! Stella!
The Bailiffgate Museum & Gallery in Alnwick are currently showing the largest ever collection of work by British artist, Stella Vine.
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Teesdale’s First World War
There have been plenty of exhibitions marking the 100th anniversary of the First World War and one of the most poignant is at the Bowes Museum.
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Top draw stuff from an Italian master
One of the most eagerly awaited exhibitions ever to be held at the Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens – Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing – opens in February.
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When Ellen met Francis
‘Francis Bacon | Ellen Gallagher’ is the first exhibition in an exciting new strand at Hatton Gallery premised on the visual synergies between different artists’ bodies of wor...
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Colour me interested
Artist Dan Holdsworth has dedicated the last five years to realising two major bodies of work to premiere at the North Gallery for Contemporary Art. ‘Spatial Objects’ is the s...
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Isn’t that Dame Flora Robson?
Indeed it is, and one of the region’s greatest ever actors is commemorated in ‘Capturing a Star: Dame Flora Robson and other works by Dame Ethel Walker’ at the South Shields M...
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I detect a pattern here…
Charlotte Hodes’ ongoing exploration into the female figure and its relationship to decoration and pattern really comes to the fore in a stunning exhibition, which can current...
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