Tagged BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art — Corridor8

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Seven black and white photographes displayed on a black wall. they are overlapping like a collage. They are images from the Zero Tolerance Campaign.

Franki Raffles: Photography, Activism, Campaign Works

23.07.2024, by Rachel Boyd

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

A large space with white walls and wooden floor, the ceiling is rigged with lights. There are a number of large beanbags on the floor, some have people sat in them. There is a large table at the back of the room with ten or so chairs around it. People mill around the space. Hanging on the back wall is a large patchwork hanging, large diamonds of coloured fabric stitched together. Another more simple square designed hanging is on the wall to our right.

Nominally Sovereign

02.10.2023, by Kate Liston

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Three large otherworldly sculptures stand on geometric plinths in a gallery with dark carpeted floor. Behind them lay amorphous floor cushions in dark blue and green. The backdrop to the scene is a large corner projection showing the alien-like creatures depicted in the sculptures come to life in a familiar yet strange world.

Sahej Rahal: Mythmachine

30.01.2023, by Laura Clarke

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Artists Julie Cleves and Robbie Synge hold one another's bodies in suspension on a spotlit stage mid-dance performance at Baltic, Gateshead as part of their work To Earth.

To Earth

05.01.2023, by Debbie Rolls

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Two people lying toe to toe in a field with their knees bent, a blue sky above them.

Freestylers: Everybody with Me, Always

20.12.2021, by Kate Liston

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Kathryn Elkin

Kathryn Elkin: Shelter from the Storm

30.11.2017, by Elisabetta Fabrizi

Review

Newcastle upon Tyne

Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton - Woon Fellowship

Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton on her Woon Tai Jee Fellowship

24.11.2017, by Helena Whittingham

Interview

BALTIC 39

Newcastle upon Tyne

2017 BXNU Graduate MFA Exhibition - I Remember Most What Never Happened. Photo courtesy of Colin Davison.

BxNU MFA: I Remember Most What Never Happened

12.07.2017, by Andrea Allan

Interview

BALTIC 39

Newcastle upon Tyne

A photograph of the Hepworth Wakefield building, which is made up of low grey blocks in front of the river.

Art, Audience and Economy: How should we value the arts in the North of England?

02.06.2017, by Tom Hopkin

Feature

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Hepworth Wakefield

Liverpool

Wakefield

The front room of a terraced house, it has white walls and a polished wood floor. In the floreground, a yoga mat with a small ceramic head and a potato on it, a tall stand with a speaker just to the side. Behind, on the wall, above a white radiator a set of 15 a4 sized pencil drawings.

Room 113: Billy McCall and Neuschloss

28.04.2017, by Kate Liston

Review

Newcastle upon Tyne

Room 113

Rodney Graham: That’s Not Me

04.04.2017, by Nathan Anthony

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead