Students on Newcastle University's MA Programmes in Art Museum & Gallery Studies, Museum Studies and Heritage Studies are currently looking for placements within venues/projects as part of their studies.
Read MoreVital Signs is a one-off performance taking place on Friday 21 October which examines the interconnectedness of Durham Castle and its inhabitants.
Read MoreThis afternoon NE CVAN, a network of leading arts professionals from North East England, came together to launch a 10-year strategic vision for contemporary visual arts in the region.
Read MoreNewcastle and Gateshead have been selected to host the Great Exhibition of the North, Culture Secretary Karen Bradley announced today. The Exhibition will showcase the great creative, cultural and design sectors in the city and across the whole of the North of England.
Read MoreArtist Jo Coupe talks about her work Vital Signs, produced as part of Meeting Point, a year-long project which pairs leading UK and international artists with museums in the North East and Yorkshire to produce new artworks inspired by the museums and their collections.
Read MoreThe Hatton has announced that Toby Paterson has been selected for Hatton Showcase, a contemporary art commission to create a pavilion, or temporary architectural structure that will tour venues in Newcastle and Gateshead from spring - summer 2017.
Read MoreThe Hatton has shortlisted artists for a unique commission to create a touring pavilion inspired by the collection and history of the Hatton Gallery.
Filmed in the studio and on location in Northumberland, John Kippin discusses the Landscape sensibility which has evolved through this practice, his interest in environment and the political connotations of architecture.
Read MoreFiona Crisp’s installations of large-scale photographs hover between the disciplines of sculpture and photography. Exploring in phenomenological terms what a photograph is, her installations moreover ask – what is a photograph capable of? Commissioned by the North East Contemporary Visual Arts Network (CVAN), this is the fourth of seven films exclusively launched in an on-going partnership with This Is Tomorrow.
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Read MoreNE CVAN’s third series of artist films continues with Susie Green.
Read MoreArtist and professional opportunities at Berwick Film and Media Arts Festival.
Read MoreMeeting Point, a year-long project led by Arts&Heritage, sees new contemporary art installations at four museums in the North East and five museums in Yorkshire during 2016.
Read MoreCall for artists to create a new demountable art installation, touring to three cultural locations in the North East. Applications deadline: 5pm, Monday 2nd May 2016
Read MoreCommissioned by the North East Contemporary Visual Arts Network (CVAN), this is the second of seven films exclusively launched in an on-going partnership with This Is Tomorrow.
Read MoreLeading UK and international artists have partnered with nine museums in the North East and Yorkshire to produce new artworks inspired by the museums and their collections.
Read MoreLuke McCreadie discusses the development of projects and his sustained and ongoing interest in language and forms of communication. Commissioned by the CVAN, this is one of seven films to be exclusively launched over the coming months in an on-goingpartnership with This Is Tomorrow.
Read MoreThe NewBridge Project is looking for a Development Manager to help us realise our ambitious vision and secure the future of our organisation. We are seeking a highly motivated individual to play a key role in our organisation’s development, feeding into and delivering a new business plan while creating opportunities for The NewBridge Project to grow and expand. DEADLINE: Thursday 21st January 2016, 6pm
Read MoreThe lead artist will work with ACA to develop strategies for the projects development while continuing with their own practice towards new work. This will include engagement with local and international artists, forming reciprocal, professional relationships with experts from other fields of relevant art/science subjects and cultivating a divers and dynamic contributing audience.
Read MoreThis new opportunity aims to support upto 10 artists to make proposals for sculpture and oneof the artists will be selected to produce a full size work at Cheeseburn and will receive a budget of £5,000 together with support andmentoring through the design and production process.
Read MoreThe Contemporary Visual Arts Network’s ultimate goal is to nurture contemporary visual artists and organisations in order to produce internationally regarded, critically engaged work that is valued by our society.
