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Monday 18 November 2024
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Mining the Land of Lead and Silver

A line up of five artists has been recruited to explore the industrial heritage which has shaped the North Pennines landscape and its people. The North Pennines National Landscape team has awarded four community arts bursaries and appointed an artist-in-residence as part of its new Land of Lead and Silver project.  It will run until …

Hear, see and feel work of emerging talent

Summer sees the flowers blooming at Seaton Delaval Hall along with the annual display of contemporary art, courtesy of the North East Emerging Artist Award. As the work of the latest three winners is unveiled at the National Trust property, so the eight contenders for next year’s commissions begin vying for the public vote. Can …

Open air cinema fundraiser returns

A pop-up cinema is coming back to Gosforth Central Park in June. Last year, The Royalty proved a success, offering families the chance to enjoy some favourite films in the open air while raising money to help with the ongoing work to improve the park where it popped up. On June 8 and 9, the …

National treasures drawing attention in Hartlepool

“It’s amazing. This is such a big thing for me,” says fine art student Blanka Olejniczak. “I’m just starting in this field and I’m so proud.” That’s understandable.  We’re standing beside Blanka’s contribution to the latest exhibition at Hartlepool Art Gallery which features works by Andy Warhol, Édouard Manet, Barbara Hepworth and others. Drawing attention: …

Debut solo exhibition is truly heart-felt

A Ukrainian textile artist whose work helped her recover from cancer will unveil her first solo exhibition on Wearside. Born and raised in Kyiv, Lena Archbold moved to the UK after a fruitful student exchange in 1994, and marrying a Jarrow man in 1998. Her career in economics and tech was interrupted in 2010 when …

Historic vehicles steam into Shildon

Next year will see the 200th anniversary of an event in the North East which was to help change the world. Thousands of onlookers and hundreds of passengers turned out on September 27, 1825, as the steam engine Locomotion No.1 set off to officially open the Stockton and Darlington Railway. It was the first to …

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