Jorn Ebner
6-29 September 2018
Whilst artist in residence at Künstlerhaus Dortmund in 2016, Jorn Ebner recorded the sound environment of the German city. The resulting soundscapes were published as a limited edition music cassette…
Mani Kambo
6-29 September 2018
‘RIFT’ explores the lore surrounding fortune telling, dream states and the human psyche. Mani Kambo has experimented with various printing methods to create abstract, dream-like visuals…
Zara Worth
9 August – 22 September 2018
‘FEED’ brings together a body of work created by Zara Worth since 2016. Concerned with our relationships with hand-held technology and social media, Worth’s practice has been described by curator Tyler Robarge as ‘swipe-specific’…
26 May – 28 July 2018
The Jerwood Drawing Prize is the largest and longest running annual open exhibition for drawing in the UK…
Rachael Clewlow
26 April – 19 May 2018
Rachael Clewlow creates rigorous and detailed recordings of her everyday movements…
9-24 March 2018
‘WO/’ is curated by artists Melanie Kyles and Caitlin Heaney to mark International Women’s Day on 8 March and showcases work on the themes of the feminine experience, identity and expectations…
Ralph Darbyshire, Richard Hollinshead, Kenneth Ross
19 January – 24 February 2018
‘The Vagaries and Misconceptions of the Modern Man’ brings together recent sculptural works by Ralph Darbyshire, Richard Hollinshead and Kenneth Ross…
10-13 January 2018
Artists from the BxNU Master of Fine Art programme at Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, are showcasing their individual practices in a week-long group exhibition…
Mark Lyons
10 November – 16 December 2017
Working across drawing, printmaking and digital imaging, Mark Lyons is interested in the role of emerging technology in the production of art and its relationship to more traditional modes of making…
Suzan Pitt
10 November – 16 December 2017
Suzan Pitt’s 1979 animated film, Asparagus, is a candy-coloured nightmare that rocked audiences when it premiered in an installation at the Whitney Museum, New York…
Tommy Keenan
10 November – 16 December 2017
Tommy Keenan analyses the figural representations of hyper-masculinity experienced in modern culture. Often the work is an examination of macho male stereotypes that seeks to disrupt them…
Morten Schelde, Flora Whiteley
10 November – 16 December 2017
For ‘Parallel Lives’ Morten Schelde and Flora Whiteley have each made a series of drawings. Schelde and Whiteley have made their work separately, in Copenhagen and Berlin respectively, but with a view to bringing it together in this exhibition…
Mohammad Barrangi, Amer Barzawi, Juan delGado, Ayman Nahle, Basel Shehadi, Syrialism, Wael Toubaji, Sarah Zeryab
19-21 October 2017
For ‘Common Ground’ Juan delGado has curated a programme of moving image works by and about refugees and migrants…
Emma Bennett, Molly Bythell, Mark Chapman, Callum Costello, Lauren Drummond, Joe Jefford, Steven Lowery, Liam McCabe, Amy Roberts, Matt Wilkinson, Zara Worth
5-21 October 2017
‘Dialogus’ presents works by eleven artists selected from this year’s issue of Lungs magazine contributors…
Beth Allsopp, Katerina Antoniou, Jed Buttress, Jasmine Matthews, Callum Todd, Olivia Turner
20-30 September 2017
‘Valence’ is an art/science collaboration and investigation between the Fine Art department and the Welcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research (WCMR) at Newcastle University…
20-29 July 2017
Art in Crisis is a national programme of public events presenting artwork by artists experiencing homelessness. We know that homelessness is not inevitable. We know that together we can end it. ‘What If?’ sees the culmination of a three-month project between Crisis clients in Newcastle and local artist, Rob Haliburton…
Rachel Ara, Daniel Chong, Charlotte Cullen, Oliver Doe, Liam Fallon, Garth Gratrix, Tessa Hawkes
13 July – 19 August 2017
‘You’re Reading Into It: Queering Contemporary Minimalism’ brings together bodies of work by seven emerging LGBTQ+ artists…
EC Davies, Michael Davies, Kerstin Drechsel, Jorn Ebner, Mark Joshua Epstein, Nick Fox, Simon Le Ruez, Dodda Maggý, Jock Mooney, Michael Mulvihill, Stephen Palmer, Josué Pellot, Narbi Price, Morten Schelde, Matthew Smith, Alison Unsworth, Barbara Walker, Miranda Whall, Flora Whiteley
13 July – 19 August 2017
‘Vicennial’ celebrates twenty years of Vane…
EC Davies
20 May – 1 July 2017
‘Press Play and Record’ brings together a body of work created by EC Davies over the last three years. This includes video, animation, sound works and textiles, developing aspects of her collaborations with choirs in Berlin and North East England…
Narbi Price
11 May – 1 July 2017
Narbi Price’s work involves journeys to specific places that have witnessed a range of events – variously historical, famous, personal or forgotten…