Tagged Heritage — Corridor8

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A group of people of varying ages gathered in a public square or street in front of an old shop front

This is Nelson

05.06.2024, by Natalie Hughes

In-Situ

Old older Southeast Asian women sit outside among rocks all focusing on the work in their hands with white fabric

Jane Jin Kaisen: Halmang

02.04.2024, by Natalie Russett

Review

esea contemporary

A construction hoarding on a town centre street pasted with two images from Hutchison's project, showing his zombie sculpture outfit made of black clothes, on the left in front of huge backs presumably full of second hand textiles and on the right in central London.

British Textile Biennial 2023

08.10.2023, by Orla Foster

Wooden sculptures depicting sheet face masks in a low-lit gallery space.

My Garden, My Sanctuary

16.09.2022, by Denise Courcoux

Review

FACT

Liverpool

Collier Street Baths

10.02.2020, by Laura Biddle

Review

Salford Museum and Art Gallery

Transform and Escape the Dogs

09.10.2019, by James Schofield

Review

50 - 54 Church Street

Blackburn

Matt Stokes Gogmagog Bell Bells Trinity Church Sunderland

Matt Stokes: Gogmagog – The Voices of the Bells

08.08.2018, by Dave Pritchard

Review

Holy Trinity Church

National Trust Cherryburn Mark Fairnington

Mark Fairnington: Walking, Looking and Telling Tales

12.07.2018, by Dave Pritchard

Review

Andrew Burton Gibside National Trust

Fiona Curran & Andrew Burton: Contemporary Art at Gibside

28.06.2018, by Dave Pritchard

Review

Gibside

A slightly blurred image of a merlin (a bird of prey) in motion.

Kate Whiteford: Wings of Desire

19.06.2018, by Karen Tobias-Green

Review

Brontë Parsonage Museum

Haworth

Anya Gallaccio Lindisfarne Castle NationalTrust

Anya Gallaccio: dreamed about the flowers that hide from the light

24.05.2018, by Dave Pritchard

Review

Lindisfarne Castle

A view of the interior of a car filled with pebbles and shells.

Somewhere Becoming Sea/ Chris Dobrowolski: Washed Up Car-go

01.05.2017, by Derek Horton

Review

Hull

Humber Street Gallery

The Deep