Ballasts of Memory
Ballasts of Memory includes the European premiere of Precarity, which tells the story of Buddy Bolden, the African American cornetist and key figure in the development of jazz music.
Supported by Jerwood Arts
Survey presents new works by 15 early-career artists from across the UK. Survey is the largest review of contemporary art practice in Jerwood Arts' history and spans a breadth of disciplines including painting, ceramics, film, performance, podcast, sculpture, drawing and collage.
Ezuhu ezu – In(complete)
Ifeoma U. Anyaeji makes sculptures and installations from discarded bottles and non-biodegradable plastic bags.
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To Me, To You
Drawing on archetypes of ‘the artist’, Mick Peter will create an installation at BALTIC that considers the production of an artwork using humour to uncover the obscurities around the making of sculpture, particularly within a gallery context.
You're invited to the exhibition preview of Pippa Hale: Play Rebellion and Joy Labinjo: Our histories cling to us on Friday 18 October.
An exciting programme of events and screenings celebrating the work of renowned artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah, organised in partnership with Star and Shadow Cinema, Newcastle and Newcastle University's Film at Culture Lab.
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With Messy Play at BALTIC you and your little one could be squishing spaghetti, squashing play dough, splashing paint and bursting bubbles in this exciting session designed and led by Early Years specialists.
The Adam Reynolds Memorial Bursary Shortlist Exhibition at BALTIC 39 features work by the five artists shortlisted for Shape Art’s prestigious flagship award.
We've teamed up with Northern Craft to present a craft fair at BALTIC on Sat 5 & Sun 6 Oct.