BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

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A large space with white walls and wooden floor, the ceiling is rigged with lights. There are a number of large beanbags on the floor, some have people sat in them. There is a large table at the back of the room with ten or so chairs around it. People mill around the space. Hanging on the back wall is a large patchwork hanging, large diamonds of coloured fabric stitched together. Another more simple square designed hanging is on the wall to our right.

Nominally Sovereign

02.10.2023, by Kate Liston

Three large otherworldly sculptures stand on geometric plinths in a gallery with dark carpeted floor. Behind them lay amorphous floor cushions in dark blue and green. The backdrop to the scene is a large corner projection showing the alien-like creatures depicted in the sculptures come to life in a familiar yet strange world.

Sahej Rahal: Mythmachine

30.01.2023, by Laura Clarke

A photograph of two large screens displayed like an open book, in a darkened room, lit with soft red light. On the screens are black and white, grainy images of waves, curled and crashing. on either side of the screens are potted plants, the foliage is highlighted in the red light.

Zinzi Minott: Black on Black

22.08.2022, by Mymona Bibi

Two people lying toe to toe in a field with their knees bent, a blue sky above them.

Freestylers: Everybody with Me, Always

20.12.2021, by Kate Liston

Satelliser - a dance for the gallery, at Baltic

J Neve Harrington: Satelliser – a dance for the gallery

08.11.2021, by Kate Liston

Animalesque / Art across species and beings

11.12.2019, by Dave Pritchard

BALTIC Centre Contemporary Art John Akomfrah Ballasts Memory Race Identity

John Akomfrah: Ballasts of Memory

09.08.2019, by Sara Makari-Aghdam

Barby Asante BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art Gateshead Rene McBrearty

Discussing Barby Asante’s Declaration of Independence

25.04.2019, by Katy Bentham

James Bridle Digital Citizen BALTIC Gateshead

Digital Citizen – The Precarious Subject

13.03.2019, by Caro Fentiman

Ingrid Pollard Lubaina Himid BALTIC Artists' Award 2019

BALTIC Artists’ Award 2019

12.03.2019, by Sarah Davies

Heather Phillipson BALTIC Gateshead Age of Love

Heather Phillipson: The Age of Love

19.11.2018, by Carys Rose Thomas

Tim Etchells TATE Modern London

Swimming Against the Tide: an interview with Tim Etchells

15.08.2018, by Susie Pentelow

Lubaina Himid BALTIC Gateshead Great Exhibition of the North

Lubaina Himid: Our Kisses are Petals

19.06.2018, by Rosie Minney

Idea of North Great Exhibition of the North

Idea of North

08.06.2018, by Grace Denton

Jasmina Cibic Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art

Jasmina Cibic: This Machine Builds Nations

12.04.2018, by Adam Heardman

Serena Korda Missing Time BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art Gateshead

Serena Korda: Missing Time

23.02.2018, by Rosie Minney

Sofia Stevi BALTIC

Sofia Stevi: turning forty winks into a decade

12.01.2018, by Adam Heardman

Susan Philipsz, A Single Voice (2017). BALTIC

Susan Philipsz: A Single Voice

07.12.2017, by Lesley Guy

Martin Luther King - Starless Mignight.

Starless Midnight

09.11.2017, by Rosie Minney

A view of an art gallery with white walls and a shiny dark grey floor. In the foreground there is a large screen, semi folded. It is a metal frame with two surfaces. Behind this on the wall is a series of three abstract paintings.

Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2017

20.10.2017, by Rosie Minney

Shen Xin, Provocation of the Nightingale, BALTIC Artists' Award 2017

BALTIC Artists’ Award 2017

13.10.2017, by Liam McCabe

A photograph of the Hepworth Wakefield building, which is made up of low grey blocks in front of the river.

Art, Audience and Economy: How should we value the arts in the North of England?

02.06.2017, by Tom Hopkin

Rodney Graham: That’s Not Me

04.04.2017, by Nathan Anthony

Disappearance at Sea: Mare Nostrum

17.03.2017, by Dave Pritchard

A sculpture of the gorilla character King Kong. The gorilla's arms are outstretched. The background is a black tiled building.

Latent Voices: How public art of the past can speak in the present

Henry Moore Institute, BALTIC, Bessie Surtees House

14.02.2017, by Amelia Crouch

Deimantas Narkevičius: Doubled Youth

26.11.2016, by Dave Pritchard

Caroline Achaintre

24.09.2016, by Dave Pritchard

Jumana Emil Abboud

13.06.2016, by Camilla Irvine Fortescue

Omer Fast: Present Continuous

28.03.2016, by Dave Pritchard

Hajra Waheed

08.02.2016, by Dave Pritchard

B. Wurtz

31.01.2016, by Annie O’Donnell

Hannah Collins

17.11.2015, by Camilla Irvine-Fortescue

Fiona Tan: DEPOT

25.08.2015, by Annie O'Donnell