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Zoe Childerley Beyond the Pale Granary Gallery Berwick-upon-Tweed.

Zoe Childerley: Beyond the Pale

10.11.2018, by Dave Pritchard

Dan Holdsworth NGCA Sunderland

Dan Holdsworth: Continuous Topography

06.11.2018, by Grace Denton

Northern Lights

01.11.2018, by Natalie Bradbury

Rachel Kneebone: The Dance Project

01.11.2018, by Derek Horton

Alison Watt: A Shadow On The Blind

01.11.2018, by Natalie Hughes

A black and white image of a body in the crab position. The back of their head and arms are visible to the viewer, while the rest of their body is foreshortened. Protruding from their body, and extending up onto the walls, are black fabric strings.

Senga Nengudi

28.10.2018, by Rachel Graves

A black fabric object, with a black grate inlaid. There are many patterns across the surface of the work.

Rachel Adams: Lowlight

27.10.2018, by Orla Foster

A gallery space with white walls, concrete floor and pillars. There are artworks arranged throughout the space, hung on the walls and resting on the floor.

Sheffield Round-up

27.10.2018, by Louis D'Arcy-Reed

The word 'Worth' written in bold font. Each letter appears to have been cut out of paper money, different denominations for each letter.

Lady Kitt: WORTH

26.10.2018, by Sarah Davies

Joy Labinjo Gallery North Northumbria University

Joy Labinjo: Mid-conversation

19.10.2018, by Laura Rushton

A view of a colourful and complex art installation. There are lots of sculptural objects and shapes in shades of pale pink, blue, green and yellow.

Tai Shani: Semiramis

09.10.2018, by Rachel Graves

What Cannot Be Turned Aside (2018), Maeve Rendle, Touchstones Rochdale

Maeve Rendle: What Cannot Be Turned Aside

08.10.2018, by Paul Cordwell

Interview with Joseph O’Rourke, John Moores Prize Winner

07.10.2018, by Callan Waldron-Hall

Liverpool Biennial 2018 at the Bluecoat

07.10.2018, by Callan Waldron-Hall

Invisible Flock’s AURORA at Toxteth Reservoir

07.10.2018, by Denise Couroux

Settlement (2018), Rob Mulholland – Headlands to Headspace Landscape Art Commissions Morecambe Bay Partnership

Headlands to Headspace Landscape Art Commissions

06.10.2018, by Jack Welsh

The Turnpike Pottery, Lindsey Mendick

Lindsey Mendick: The Turnpike Pottery

01.10.2018, by Ali Gunn

An old fashioned computer screen showing a person's face with dark hair flowing out around them. Their face is being manipulated and squashed by clear tape, applied by hands at the edges of the screen.

Mitra Saboury: Growth Spurt

30.09.2018, by Karen Tobias-Green

And Breathe…

28.09.2018, by Steve Slack

A view of a room with tables and chairs in the middle. Pinned to the walls are a variety of brightly coloured posters.

Poly-Technic: We Are Not An Island

28.09.2018, by Simon Boase

BALTIC 39 Newcastle Liverpool Biennial

We Are Where We Are

21.09.2018, by Grace Denton

L-R: Cool Dude (Whatever), The Heart Is A Muscle, Ham-Fisted Heart On Sleeve, each 190x160cm, acrylic on canvas, Claire Dorsett, 2018. Photo: Lucy Ridges. STOCK gallery, The Talleyrand, Levenshulme, Manchester

Claire Dorsett: FRONT

18.09.2018, by Alison Criddle

Furnished Archipelago

17.09.2018, by James Mathews-Hiskett

On Women in the Arts: We Want Women’s Support of Female Artists

09.09.2018, by Claire Walker

This Is Shanghai at Cunard Building

02.09.2018, by Sinéad Nunes

Blue Flag Headway Arts Blyth Tall Ship

Blue Flag

31.08.2018, by Dave Pritchard

Susan Philipsz Belsay Hall Northumberland

Susan Philipsz: The Yellow Wallpaper

30.08.2018, by Dave Pritchard

Film at Liverpool Biennial 2018

24.08.2018, by Julia Johnson

New Brighton Revisited at The Sailing School Gallery

24.08.2018, by Denise Courcoux

Sophie Lisa Beresford Abject Gallery Sunderland

Sophie Lisa Beresford: North East Style

22.08.2018, by Michaela Hall

A Clown Walks Into A Gallery at Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool

A Clown Walks Into A Gallery…

21.08.2018, by Robbie di Vito

BiblioTECH: from bookshelf to big data

20.08.2018, by Claire Walker

The Future Is Bright, The Past Is Colourful

19.08.2018, by Robbie di Vito

Elisabeth Frink-Goggle Head- © Frink Estate and Archive executors. Courtesy of The Ingram Collection, Image © JP Bland 2016. Fragility and Power at Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal, Cumbria

Elisabeth Frink: Fragility and Power

17.08.2018, by Natalie Hughes

Installation shot of 'Herstory'. Courtesy of Touchstones Rochdale

Herstory: Women Artists from the Collection of Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo

16.08.2018, by Natalie Bradbury

A gallery with white walls and grey floor, with metal beams and skylights. There are a selection of works displayed in the room, including sculpture on plinths, works hung on the wall and from the beams.

Bloc Projects Members Show 2018

16.08.2018, by Yasmine Rix