Tagged Newcastle-upon-Tyne — Corridor8

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Three performers wearing painted garb traverge a gallery space draped with calico. The floor is white vinyl and has words and fortprinted painted on in black and red. There is an audience watching.

Delaine Le Bas: +Fabricating My Own Myth – Red Threads & Silver Needles

05.06.2025, by Kate Sweeney

Interview

Newcastle Contemporary Art

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

A large gallery space with several garments made out of waste materials like plastic bags and packaging suspended from the ceiling. Each garment is spotlit in the dim space.

BA Fine Art Degree Show: Newcastle University

05.08.2024, by Kin

Review

Newcastle upon Tyne

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

New Experimental Art Writing Group

17.06.2024

Event

News

Detail of a graffiti-style collage work of art

Some Assembly Required

06.06.2024, by Lesley Guy

Review

Newcastle upon Tyne

Slugtown

A disc about a meter in diameter, cut from what looks like a dark grey carpet tile is set a few inches from the ground. The disc has brightly coloured squiggles and shapes painted on to it. there is a broken glass and a pink high heeled shoe laying on the top.

Brass Tacks: In the Round

15.11.2023, by Kin

Review

Newcastle Arts Centre

Newcastle upon Tyne

A woman with pale skin and red hair, photographed from just below the shoulders, is holding a piece of coal between fingers and thumb of each hand over where her eyes would be. Her arms and shoulders are naked. behind her, out of focus, is a rural landscape.

Alexandra Clod and Karolina Uskakovych: (Re)Grounding

02.11.2023, by Tom Jeffreys

Newcastle upon Tyne

The NewBridge Project

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

Three television monitors stacked on top of each other in a white walled gallery space. On the grey floor in front of the tvs are a range of plaster objects with bent wires coming out. The TV at the top of the three has the image of a person's face, the two below are blank screens with a note attached to each.

Aaron Guy: The House that Jack Built

18.12.2018, by Christopher Little

Review

Newcastle upon Tyne