Art Tag Archive

Top awards nomination for Fine Art graduates

by • 18th February 2019

Two Newcastle Fine Art graduates, Peter Hanmer and Petra Szemán, are being showcased at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Arts, after being shortlisted for a prestigious award....

Review: Theatre Society’s Much Ado about Nothing

by • 1st February 2019

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...

Harry and Chris ‘Save The World’

by • 26th November 2018

Carys Rose Thomas interviews the comedy-music duo Harry & Chris...

Review: Under Milk Wood @ Northern Stage

by • 12th November 2018

Culture Editor Carys Rose Thomas reviews Northern Stage's recent production of Under Milk Wood...

Bare Experiences – Life Drawing @ Cobalt Studios

by • 29th October 2018

Heather Flint tells us about her experience at Cobalt Studios' Life Drawing class...

Roasts, Toasts and Soapboxes

by • 24th October 2018

Comment's home of rants: weird, wonderful, weekly. Our two new columns give writers the chance to roast, or toast, a figure or group of their choosing....

‘Obscurely relatable and incredibly powerful’: The Lovely Bones

by • 16th October 2018

Culture editor Carys Rose Thomas describes her experience seeing Bryony Lavery's theatrical adaptation of the bestselling book: The Lovely Bones....

The must see gems of Geordie-land

by • 25th September 2018

Incoming Culture Editor Carys Rose-Thomas provides first hand insight into the hidden cultural hotspots in Newcastle....

Courier Grad Issue: Art to distract you from your fears of the future

by • 19th July 2018

A selection of works of art to distract you from the impending doom of Postgrad "Real Life"....

Which Eyeshadow Suits Your Eye Colour?

by • 1st May 2018

Ever wondered what eyeshadow shade best suits you? Clarissa O’Neill gives us a detailed run down of the best looks and perfect shades to choose depending on the colour of your...