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The Procession
A procession is part and parcel of the cycle of life; people gather and move together to celebrate, worship, protest, mourn, escape or even to better themselves. This is the heart of Hew Locke’s ambitious new project, The Procession, commissioned by Tate and originally presented in Tate Britain.
Chris Killip, retrospective
Baltic presents a full career retrospective by one of the UK’s most important and influential post-war documentary photographers, Chris Killip (1946–2020). The exhibition serves as the most comprehensive survey of the photographer’s work, with his images from the North East of England at the core.
Wayfinder
Working in film, sculpture, installation, sound, collage, music and performance, Larry Achiampong draws on his shared and personal heritage to explore class, gender, the intersection between popular culture and the residues of colonisation.
Baltic has invited Michael Rakowitz to develop a major new commission in response to the idea of conflict to be presented in the Level 4 gallery. The artist has proposed to create a sprawling, immersive interior forest of trees, hedges, herbs, and medicinal plants that will be conceived and tended to in collaboration with local organisations.
In its second iteration, EXPLORERS is a partnership programme of art and action that opens up routes into artistic practice for neurominorities, dismantling attitudinal and systemic barriers to representation and rights in art and society.
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Show Me The World Mister
Show Me The World Mister is an exhibition by artist Ayo Akingbade. Comprising two films shot on location in Nigeria, the commission builds on Akingbade’s lucid interrogations of history and place, addressing the interwoven histories of industrialisation, colonisation and family.
Cosmovisions on Land and Entangled Futures is a group exhibition that is being developed through a collaborative research project that seeks to investigate land rights and the social and political agency of nature from non-extractivist perspectives.
British artist Hannah Perry works across installation, sculpture, film and printmaking. At Baltic, Perry presents a major body of new work for the Level 4 gallery that considers labour, motherhood and class.