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Tyneside arts bonanza fringes the Turner Prize

As the number of visitors in the approach to the Baltic 50000 - after two weeks - dozens of other galleries and exhibitions are crowded. Northern Arts Tutor browser

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visitors who come to see the Turner Prize show at the Baltic were not surprised to find that there are many other shows of avant-garde in the region, in inventory of the traditional gallery bank vault, the top floor of a nightclub and Stephenson Public Works, where he became the rocket. The region has a history of promoting the art that goes back decades - one could say that this is the story that led to the Baltic Sea to be here, but the Baltic Sea is the "onlie parent" s 'current enthusiasm for contemporary art Tyneside.



In Stephenson Works no doubt one of the most important cradles of the industrial revolution, where he fired the rocket and for locomotion for the first time in action, there is an exhibition of sculpture ", passengers and goods." Within the main plant in Stony Andrew neon bright flash bar in each hour, while Andrew Burton sculptures from clay brick juxtaposed with works created by Theo Harper again and a giant "wing" of Diane Maclean. Above, Diane Maclean has suspended several kite structures of the ceiling.



In a gallery of the main plant, Kate Liston, until recently, the contemporary art projects Circa "by artists living in Stephenson works, the video works shown, one of which is inspired by the fact that almost everything George Stephenson invented - rather than improve, or co-patented - it was a conical glass tube allowed to grow cucumbers straight


Gallery Globe
is based at the former Co-operative Bank across from the Museum of Discovery. It is distributed in the basement and three floors, making it an incredibly flexible to show all kinds of art. underground in the basement in the bank vault door still echo double steel Rance claustrophobic Victoria "for a maid," a cage-like structure in a corner of the arch formed by silicon, bronze and steel acorn pods. In the galleries above light can be seen "The psychedelic and retro," a series of prints by 18 artists from the Northeast, commissioned by the Club of Sponsors to encourage local businesses to show the art on the walls of his office, while on the ground over an exhibition of works given to the gallery for an auction as part of their fundraising efforts, with works by Mike Nelson representing Great Britain this year, the Council of the Venice Biennale and former Turner Prize winner Douglas Gordon.


Curtis Mayfield
In House, near the town of Plummer wall of the tower you can see "see in the dark." This file is based on the basis of agency Locus + Newcastle service to check the time in the 1980s when the city was the basis of some of the pioneers of performance art and video in the 1980s.

Literary and Philosophical Society - where Joseph Swann first demonstrated the electric light bulb - and the next door Mining Institute "The secular myth," which looks at the place of mythology in contemporary society . Alasdair Gray, working graphics are not as well known as his novels, so it was interesting to see some of his illustrations of Lanark - Gray is to give a reading at the Lit and Phil on November 19 at noon. Located in the library of the Institute of Mining is beautiful kayak Adam Chodzko "Ghost" cedar, oak, ash, mahogany, walnut and olive trees. The artist takes the river, sometimes filming the trip from the water level, with the results displayed on a screen back at the Mining Institute.



Vane Gallery, recently moved into a new space in the building of the former Commercial Union in the center city, shows the work of two artists, Adam Burns, which shows abstract works that demonstrates his fascination with prisms of color, and Simon Le Ruez, showing a mixture of sculpture, painting, installation and drawing. For his exhibition, both artists have produced a limited edition under the impression International Biennial - that is until November 19h

With Kurt Schwitters Merz, "the illusory nature" Debi Keable shows a group 12-trees transparent acrylic models hanging from the ceiling.

Hatton also the cartels are exhibitions of 50 and 60 when the likes of Richard Hamilton, Victor Pasmore and Eduardo Paolozzi ensured that Newcastle University was a hotbed of avant-garde art-

A Laing, the Biennial Print shows a Katsutoshi gigantic engraved Yuash called "pseudo-mythology # 3", a container ship on its side occupies most of a wall of the main gallery, while Ian Brown, "The weakening of the Tornado (Disaster Series" shows a tornado of fierce six serigraphs decreases slowly (which is also good volcanoes).
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