Extraction Echoes is an international exhibition by Videocity and Forum Sudut Pandang. It is supported by the British Council and co-curated by Friend Polina Chizhova. It takes place in 3 different locations around the world, Newcastle upon Tyne, and Jakarta and Palu in Indonesia. The collaborative exhibition project “Extraction Echoes” brings together Indonesian and British … Continue reading Extraction Echoes – an international Videocity exhibition
Tag: Exhibitions
Friends’ spring exhibition 2025
Our late spring exhibition which was organised and administered by Marion Thompson was held in The Ex Libris Gallery. It featured 41 works by 20 artists. Thanks to: Jill Arthey, Nick Banks, Gillie Cawthorne, Jo Cousin, Sheila Culling, Suzi Firenzi, Shaun Flett, Richard Hall, Leila Hogarth, Stephen Hurrel, K Hurst, Deborah C Leigh, Karen Melvin, … Continue reading Friends’ spring exhibition 2025
Friends’ Spring Exhibition 2025
Our spring exhibition opens today, 1st April (not joking). We are hosted again in the Ex Libris Gallery at Newcastle University. The exhibition runs for almost two weeks, with the last day being the 11th April. The exhibition is primarily a selling exhibition. We hope you’ll be able to pop in and have a look … Continue reading Friends’ Spring Exhibition 2025
New international Videocity exhibition
Committee members Polina Chizova and James Stephen Wright are connected to Videocity; an international public art project founded in 2013 in Basel, Switzerland. There is an exhibition in March at NewBridge Books (the bookshop in The NewBridge Project) in Newcastle! The exhibition, is called “Delicate Liminalities”, and presents the work of three UK and three … Continue reading New international Videocity exhibition
Mali Morris: Returning – Hatton Gallery
This exhibition (which runs until 11 January 2025) marks the return of Mali Morris to a city that holds a special place in her heart and one where her artistic career began. Arriving from North Wales as a student in 1963, Newcastle, with its wide streets and high-rise bridges, seemed dramatic and different. The whole … Continue reading Mali Morris: Returning – Hatton Gallery
Mali Morris – extraordinary power as an artist of great authenticity and profound creativity
The late Phyllida Barlow spoke of Mali Morris as having ‘extraordinary power as an artist of great authenticity and profound creativity’. Morris cites her influences as many and varied; studying in Newcastle’s Fine Art department in the 1960s, she valued the studio teaching of Rita Donagh and later became friends with painter Ian Stephenson, with … Continue reading Mali Morris – extraordinary power as an artist of great authenticity and profound creativity
Retrospective exhibition for FotH member Mike Attewell
Long time FotH member Mike Attewell is having a retrospective at Ushaw Historic House, Chapels & Gardens (Durham, DH7 7DW) from Saturday 9th September to the 5th November. The exhibition is called Embellished Fiction and celebrates a lifetime of creativity. Ninety-three-year-old Mike trained as an artist at King’s College, Newcastle, specialising in sculpture and education, and … Continue reading Retrospective exhibition for FotH member Mike Attewell
Notice of Summer Exhibition. 2023
For members wishing to exhibit work, we have been offered the Ex Libris Gallery at the Hatton again this year for our Summer Exhibition. The time slot is 17 to 28 July. We have a reasonable lead in period on this occasion which will enable us to provide effective publicity leading up to the event. … Continue reading Notice of Summer Exhibition. 2023
Online survey about future Friends’ activities
We would like your help. We're currently gearing up to restart our more "normal" activities as COVID restrictions lift. We have produced a short questionnaire about the kind of events and activities you might like and be interested in attending in the future. I hope you can spare a couple of minutes to fill in … Continue reading Online survey about future Friends’ activities
Gallery reopening November 7
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









