Stories from The Big Flat Now

McArdle presents a body of work that explores the relationship between fine art traditions - the nude, the landscape, sculpture, as well as the history of painting itself, and reconsiders each in the context of the new digital image that now dominates visual culture.

Divine Nothingness

Divine Nothingness is a collection of video performances and artifacts by Stu Herring. This solo exhibition is a meditative reflection of Herrings own rituals, which have been designed to try to make sense of being in this world in this moment. Herring believes his rituals create experiences which separate him from regular modes of understanding.

Exhibition by VARC artists

Khosro Adibi, Julia Barton, Kate Bellis, Mike Collier, Robbie Wild Hudson, LEO, Kim Lewis, Sally Matthews, Imi Maufe, Nigel Morgan, Jilly Morris, Helen Pailing, Ingrid Pollard, Jenny Purrett, Karen Rann.

The creative and cultural organisations of Pilgrim Street, Market Street and New Bridge Street West open late for a special block party on the 29th January.

The creative and cultural organisations of Pilgrim Street, Market Street and New Bridge Street West open late for a special block party on the 29th January.

The return of Newcastle Art Ball

November

NEW! Performance Salon - November. Curated by Jade Currie and featuring Anette Friedrich Johannessen, Luke Mullen and Victoria Sharples.

North East Launch

On the 1st of May, Breeze Creatives will be hosting an event at the BALTIC to introduce and showcase London based charity Arts Emergency. Co-founded and ran by Josie Long and Nick Griffiths the charity is dedicated to helping disadvantaged people gain access to arts education through a mentorship program. They believe that each person who has been fortunate to have been helped along their artistic career should give back. Whether it is through the mentor system, or by donation to the charity.