A Visual Story: Milly Thompson - My Body Temperature is Feeling Fine

Find out what to expect when visiting Milly Thompson - My Body Temperature is Feeling Fine, with this Visual Story guide - a guide with words and pictures. It is sometimes called a Social Narrative.

This exhibition is open Wednesday to Sunday, from 10:00-18:00. You can drop-in for free anytime during our opening hours.

If you have any questions or would like to chat about your visit before coming, you can email us on [javascript protected email address] or call us on 0191 4404960.

The gallery in on Level 2
There is a white wall with a TV playing a video on it
There is wall text with the name of the exhibition, the name of the artist and the dates the exhibition is running in black text

Attached to the ceiling are three pieces of fabric that are being blown by a fan and moving.

The entrance to the exhibition is on the far left.
You are not allowed to touch the artworks.

To the left of the entrance is the wall text where you can read more about the artist and the exhibition.

To your left as you enter the exhibition are large scale paintings on the walls.
Some of the paintings are big and bright, some are smaller in size.
There is text on the wall that you can read.
The light in the room is bright.

On the wall in the middle of the room is more text on a pink background.
There are magazines and books on a shelf protected by glass below.
You can sit on the bench in the middle of the room to read the text, or stand.

In the middle of the room there is a bench to sit on to rest, read the wall text or look at the surrounding artworks.

There are a mixture of paintings, sculptures and video.
Some of the art work is behind glass.

There is a TV that is playing sound and video.

There is sculpture on a plinth in the middle of the room that has a barrier around it.
There are fabric sculptures on the wall and more artwork

There is a wall that divides the exhibition
On top of the wall is a sculpture
There is more artwork round the back of the wall towards the back of the exhibition

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