Tagged Gateshead — Corridor8

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A large gallery. A set of screen-sheets suspended from the ceiling with a bright image projected onto them. To the right, a screen showing a face that seems to be covered in fabric.

Saodat Ismailova: As We Fade

31.03.2026, by Jade Foster

Feature

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

A football trophy, on a black plinth. On each side is a man, and behind the cup a poster that reads 'Belief is Black and White - Together we go again'.

Sport, Art and Politics

02.02.2026, by Kel Pereira

An aerial view of a figure with dark skin, shaven head, arms outstretched, standing on a white sheet that has a drawing in pink dye of a seahorse.

A Pink Seahorse

17.10.2025, by Kate Sweeney

A gallery with terracotta coloured walls stands a large black structure with symbols painted on it.

Mani Kambo: Ax·is Mun·di

28.04.2025, by Rachel Boyd

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

blue writing, scribbles and sketches on a piece of white paper

New Experimental Art Writing Group

17.06.2024

Event

News

A close up of a champagne coloured cushion with a small pin, the head of the pin is a red plastic love heart.

Closed Enough

22.03.2024, by Kate Liston

Gateshead

Vane

A photograph showing many pipes and industrial infrastructure on top of a building.

Unveiled: open submission roundup of reopenings

09.05.2021, by Corridor8

Feature

Across the North of England

small child grasps large red block in art exhibition

The Indoor Park

10.12.2020, by Tom Whyman

Gateshead

A classical looking oil painting of white muscular, semi-clad figures acting out a scene from ancient mythology. One figure is wearing a golden frock and is holding a trident. The others are frolicking around in the sea. The figure with the wings on their head is flying, about to take a golden crown from the muscled man.

Chris Alton: Throughout the Fragment of Infinity That We Have Come to Know

25.03.2020, by Lesley Guy

Interview

The NewBridge Project : Gateshead

Toby Paterson: Hatton Pavilion

11.05.2017, by Rosie Minney

Review

Newcastle upon Tyne