Fellow friend and printmaker Caroline Coode is selling her cards in aid of the charity Medicin sans Frontieres. The cards are wrapped singly in clear bags with p&p included. You can view them on Caroline's website via the links below. There are 4 sections. Newcastle cards - £2 each Lindisfarne cards - £2 each Countryside … Continue reading Card sale in aid of charity Medicin sans Frontieres
The Gallery will reopen on November 7, with the Linder Sterling exhibition, Linderism. There will also be access to the Merz Barn. To ensure visitor and staff safety through social distancing there will be a one way system. Visitors will be limited to a maximum capacity of 40 (or 10 in any given space at … Continue reading Gallery reopening November 7
To ensure your safety while visiting the Hatton Gallery a number of measures will have been put in place: All high contact areas such as toilets, handrails, etc will be regularly cleaned throughout opening hours. Signage will be installed on the toilet entrance door, lift and closed access, explaining the current measures. Toilets and lifts … Continue reading Health and Safety measures in the Gallery
Really sad to have to do this but given the latest advice from the government we think it's right that we cancel all of our planned events until the situation changes. The events cancelled would therefore be: AGM (April 18th) All talks/lectures/workshops Talk by Dr Mike Collier, The Dawn Chorus (31st March) Ruth Bond, Outer … Continue reading Events cancelled due to Corona Virus/Covid 19
Rag and Oil method workshop - Jenny Blayney - Saturday, 25 th April 2.00 to 4.30 pm Learning Room, Hatton Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne. Cost £17.00 for members. Jenny will bring materials. If you would like to come please email Jo Cousin. I like to work closely with Nature and the Cycle of the Year, … Continue reading ‘Rag and Oil method’ workshop with Jenny Blayney
Welcome to the Friends’ bulletin for March 2020. In this issue you will find details of our upcoming AGM on 18th April, along with proxy vote forms if you can’t make the event itself. We have a spotlight trained on local artist William Hindmarsh. Our Featured Friend this issue is artist Harry Bell. If you … Continue reading Friends Bulletin March 2020
Membership renewals are due on the 1st of January each year. (If you joined after the end of September this year your membership is already valid until 1 January 2021 so you need take no action). Friends Application form Many have already renewed. But if you haven't please choose one of these options: Paying by … Continue reading Renew your membership for 2020
Members are invited to the Friends of the Hatton Annual General Meeting to be held in the Learning Room in the Hatton Gallery on Saturday, 18th April 2020, 10.00am for 10.15am. Programme Please sign the attendance sheet in circulation. 10.00 Coffee and biscuits 10.15 Show and Talk: We are again inviting members to bring in … Continue reading Annual General Meeting 2020
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William Hindmarsh is a self-taught artist who works with several media. He spent his childhood and formative years in rural Northumberland and has been inspired by the landscape and changing moods of the North East coast. In 1957, at the age of 15, he started work as an apprentice electrician at Linton Colliery and worked … Continue reading W B Hindmarsh – a profile
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