Art Editorial
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‘Cock of the North
The Hancock Gallery opened to much fanfare last year but they’re only just getting started. We’ve had a sneak preview of some of the good stuff that they’ve got coming up in 2...
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How exactly is this Craft?
This is ‘Craft’ because ‘Craft’ is the title of an enthralling new exhibition coming to the Thought Foundation in Birtley this February.
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Cullercoats? Colourcoats, more like!
You can see – and buy – Joanne Wishart’s vibrant artworks at her own gallery, which you’ll find in the lovely picturesque harbour town of Cullercoats.
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Winter tales
Azerbaijani photographer Rena Effendi brings together works from three award-winning photographic series at Side Gallery in Newcastle.
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Self discovery
‘Illuminating the Self’ features new work by Susan Aldworth and Andrew Carnie in response to groundbreaking research led by Newcastle University into developing a new treatmen...
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Pre-Raphaelite Knights!
Step back in time and imagine what life would have been like in a world full of myths and legends at The Bowes Museum’s spring exhibition, Pre-Raphaelite Knights: Reinventing ...
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Poster paints
Many of the 20th century’s greatest painters are represented in a stunning show at Gallagher & Turner, which shines a light on some extraordinary exhibition posters.
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What on earth is Orbis?
Orbis facilitates collaboration between arty types and communities and they are the movers and groovers behind the explosion of creativity coming out of Commercial Union House...
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Scream if you wanna go faster!
You can almost taste the Brylcreem of the Waltzer operators at ‘Fairground Reminiscence’, an exhibition all about – well, the clue’s kind of in the name. See it at Durham’s Ga...
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Attention young artists!
And by “young” I’m talking under 35. Why? It’s because the Biscuit Factory have launched their 2020 Contemporary Young Artist Award. (And, hey, they’ve doubled the prize money...
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Turning stone into people
‘Hidden Newcastle Faces’ features 25 monoprints by artist Lucy Morrill of the carved stone heads on Worswick Chambers.
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Self discovery
‘Illuminating the Self’ is an exhibition responding to ground-breaking research at Newcastle University into a new treatment for epilepsy.
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When science & art collide
'Shifting Worlds’ from artist Derek Hill can currently be seen at the Centre for Bacterial Cell Biology in Newcastle University.
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