For a number of years, the Hatton has worked with a group of young people, called L-INK.Since the summer, L-INK have been working with the Hatton team to curate an exhibition of works from the Jerwood Collection, jerwood.org/Jerwoodcollection/ Through their work with the gallery, their personal research and the development of their collaborative practice, L-INK … Continue reading HAPPY!
We have had a very active Autumn in Learning at the Hatton Gallery this year. The exhibition. ‘Some Kind of Love; Actions and Reactions to Living on a Damaged Planet’ Is by Uta Kogelsberger who is a Professor in the Fine Art Department and an award winning artist. Through a series of interconnected works spanning … Continue reading Learning notes
First of all, thank you all for continuing to support the Hatton Gallery. The Learning Programme continues to flourish and currently has about two to three schools taking part in activities most weeks. As well as schools and colleges attending there is also a regular practical art session each week for people over fifty five … Continue reading Hatton Gallery Learning programme
For a number of years, the Hatton has worked with L-INK - a group of young people who come together to explore and re-interpret exhibition and collection themes. Together, they collaborate, co-curate, produce events, work with artists and create artworks. The group is made up of around 15 participants, aged 16 – 21, who meet … Continue reading L-INK to the Hatton
This January, I’ve been running a series of workshops for sixth formers at Newcastle College Sixth Form Centre (NSFC) in collaboration with Rebecca Christodoulides and David Butler. I was given the opportunity to run one off sessions with the sixth form last year. It’s been lovely curating a series of workshops to fit a purpose/ … Continue reading Working with Newcastle College Sixth Form Centre
Over the past months, I have had the privilege of being involved in a variety of workshops and activities, including collaborations with DSFC, into university, through life work art. These experiences have been incredibly rewarding, not only for the knowledge I have gained but also for the personal growth they have offered me. One of … Continue reading My experience: Workshops & Volunteering at the Hatton
LIfeWorkArt (LWA) is a professional practice programme that runs through the four years of the Fine Art BA at Newcastle. Students develop live projects outside the university including exhibitions, public art, placements (with arts organisations and in education and community settings), books, zines, online projects, art therapy. They can choose to work independently or in … Continue reading LifeWorkArt – professional practice programme
At the Hatton Gallery we have a full learning programme that runs alongside each exhibition. Primary and secondary schools attend from across the North East and sometimes from further afield such as Cumbria and Yorkshire to participate in tours and art workshops. Further Education groups and students from a selection of universities also attend the … Continue reading Learning at the Hatton Gallery
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