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Artist Callout – Our Freedom: Then and Now

Led by Future Arts Centres, Queen’s Hall Arts is leading a local commission that prioritises community voices as part of Our Freedom: Then and Now. We’re seeking an artist or collective to co-create a new public-facing work.

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Neuro gallery open group/solo project proposals

Are you an artist looking to share your work with new wider audiences here in the north east of England? We’re inviting artists who have a series of work to put together a proposal for solo shows or small group shows.

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Owtside – Open Call

Our outdoor micro gallery space consists of 4 boards on the outside of Community House in Peterlee.

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Research Reflections #1

I am half way through my PhD first year in the music department at the University of Aberdeen. Over this time I have focused on my thesis topic, re-focused on my thesis topic and changed my topic! I have started […]

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Resisting gentrification: why we should fight hard to protect affordable creative spaces

Newcastle-based artist Kathryn Hodgkinson believes that the city council’s planning decisions are having a detrimental effect on the area’s creative community. In the wake of the recent decision to demolish the creative space Uptin House to make way for ‘yet another block of student flats’, she argues that local authorities need to embrace the true value of artists.

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EU referendum: An artist responds in Newcastle

A recent artists’ discussion at The NewBridge Project, Newcastle saw three pro-EU speakers stressing the importance of voting to remain in the forthcoming EU Referendum. North East-based artist Lesley Guy reports.

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2015 – How was it for you? #8 Sarah Munro, Director, BALTIC

There’s been plenty for new BALTIC director to celebrate in 2015, from bringing the Turner Prize to Glasgow while head of Tramway, to becoming the Gateshead venue’s first female director. Sarah Munro reflects on a “rollercoaster” of a year and a new job that makes her “tingle with excitement”.

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