Tapestry Of the North: Our Textile Heritage

The "Tapestry of the North: Our Textile Heritage" exhibition is showcased at Kirkleatham Museum until June 16, 2025, before moving to Bankfield Museum in Halifax. Featuring diverse works by members of the British Tapestry Group, the exhibition highlights various styles, skill levels, and the region's industrial heritage. Notable pieces include Michael Crompton's whimsical “Pollution – Sounds,” Margaret Crowther’s “Chemical Clocks,” and others depicting animals and landscapes, showcasing the versatility and artistry of tapestry creation.

The Northumberland Open Exhibition 2026

Northumberland Open Exhibition 2026 - Aisling Kavannagh Woodhorn Museum (Entry Charges Apply) Saturday 14th February – Sunday 10th May 2026 The Northumberland Open Exhibition is a large scale art exhibition which takes place at Woodhorn Museum, Ashington and occurs annually in the late winter to early spring. The huge selection of art displayed in this … Continue reading The Northumberland Open Exhibition 2026

New Light Art Prize Exhibition 2023 / 2024

Rheged, Penrith 14th March - 2nd June; The Biscuit Factory, Newcastle 29th June - 22nd September; Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate 12th October - 31st December | Free Entry The New Light Art Prize exhibition is a biennial exhibition – it takes place every two years.  The exhibition has been designed to bring together and showcase … Continue reading New Light Art Prize Exhibition 2023 / 2024

Megaliths.

14th January - 8th March 2023 | Kirkleatham Museum, Redcar. Artists Tony Galuidi and Gavin Parry. I visited the Megaliths exhibition on January 15th, the day after it opened. As an ardent lover of the ancient stones and special pre-historic places that Britain has to offer, this exhibition was one which I just couldn’t pass … Continue reading Megaliths.