The Modernist movement holds a large debt to the art and artists that emerged from the Bolshevik revolution in 1917. While Modernism encompasses many styles, it ultimately...
‘State of Mind’ is a small, but perfectly curated exhibition at the Hatton gallery, exploring notions of self-reflection, introspection and well-being. I felt within...
The exhibition at the Hatton Gallery is centred on the parallels between Francis Bacon’s luminous portraits of twisted, grimacing faces, and Ellen Gallagher’s modernist-style...
Walking into Northern Print from the drab Sunday afternoon rain provided a pleasant contrast of brightness and vibrancy. As part of Ouseburn Open Studios, the printmaking studio...
While this review of Much Ado About Nothing contains a considerable amount of bias, as we are all well aware Maria Ansdell and Beth Rennie are some of Newcastle’s greatest...
Sophia Kypriotis and Theo Turvill discuss whether Banksy’s self-destructive stunt was revolutionary or just downright dumb It would be naïve of us to assume the notorious...
