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28 March 2024

My life through a lens: Victoria Wai

It was an Eternal concert at Newcastle City Hall in 1994 which first got Victoria Wai into photography, but it wasnโ€™t until 2019 that she made it her job. โ€œAfter years of having a day job to pay the bills where I was getting more discontent I finally bit the bullet,โ€ says the South Shields-born …

A feast of Easter fun

Got your Easter holidays all planned and sorted?  Me neither. Hence, I thought it might be useful if The QT rounded up a tasty selection of stuff which is happening over the bank holiday weekend and beyond. Not much more to say, really. Letโ€™s get cracking*. *This will be the only egg-related pun youโ€™ll find …

We need a functioning, lively media

Recently the BBC slashed its budget for local radio. Yet again. When it comes to cuts, regional broadcasters have become an easy target.  Britainโ€™s regional media is in a sickly state. Decades of low investment mean many people donโ€™t see its value. A vicious cycle has been created. The more cuts there are the less …

One artist pays homage to another

When James Lowther, head of visual arts for The Maltings (Berwick) Trust, visited Matilda Bevanโ€™s studio near Hexham, Northumberland, he asked which artists had influenced her. Immediately she mentioned Thomas Hennell so plans were laid for an exhibition in Berwickโ€™s Granary Gallery that would include his work and her artistic responses to it. There could …

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