Can we see illness not as an individual experience but as something shared, part of our daily life? Listen to Episode 1 of For All I Care, a five part podcast series about how to care, more creatively.
Wellcome Collection and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art present For All I Care, a new podcast re-imagining care and healing, available now.
In the wake of one of the most challenging and formative years for the world at large, BALTIC is pleased to look to the future with its exhibition and events programme, launching from 6 Jan 2021.
This new season of events focuses on mental health, and has been conceived through the metaphor of the mind as a garden that we all need to collectively and continuously tend to.
A free series of online study sessions, open to all, that consider beginnings, process, participation and bringing ideas together. Each session develops from a seed of a text, written or otherwise, which is significant to the host.
A free online listening session curated by sound artist, performer and composer Nathaniel Mann, who has been working closely with the artists and ethnographers of the Wauja and Kuikuro communities.
The Habits of Weeds is a three-part event, including a new intervention by artist Uriel Orlow. This free online event will consider how urban plants, often cast aside as ‘weeds’, can be beneficial to both our ecosystem and our health.
This free online workshop will discuss ideas of land-ownership, foraging, methods of self-organising and finding alignment with international initiatives and practices.
Taking place over 3 days every year across multiple site in Gateshead, GIFT places artistic experimentation and collaboration at its core and offers a supportive platform for artists to come together, to push the boundaries of their practice.
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Satelliser: a dance for the gallery is an ongoing performance work realised by an intergenerational group of coworking dance artists. This durational performance by Janine Harrington is presented with the CONTINUOUS Network.