Juliet Fleming, Sarah-Joy Ford
15 November – 15 December 2018
Women, like craft, are often portrayed as pleasant and placid. This exhibition celebrates protest and outrage, stitched into fabric and fired in the kiln…

Helen Schell
4-27 October 2018
In ‘The Human Spaceship’ Helen Schell expresses what it is like to live in a space-faring society at a time when we are experiencing the most astounding change in ‘being-human’ through astronomy and space exploration…

Jorn Ebner
6-29 September 2018
Whilst artist in residence at Künstlerhaus Dortmund in 2016, Jorn Ebner recorded the sound environment of the German city. The resulting soundscapes were published as a limited edition music cassette…

Mani Kambo
6-29 September 2018
‘RIFT’ explores the lore surrounding fortune telling, dream states and the human psyche. Mani Kambo has experimented with various printing methods to create abstract, dream-like visuals…

Zara Worth
9 August – 22 September 2018
‘FEED’ brings together a body of work created by Zara Worth since 2016. Concerned with our relationships with hand-held technology and social media, Worth’s practice has been described by curator Tyler Robarge as ‘swipe-specific’…

26 May – 28 July 2018
The Jerwood Drawing Prize is the largest and longest running annual open exhibition for drawing in the UK…

Rachael Clewlow
26 April – 19 May 2018
Rachael Clewlow creates rigorous and detailed recordings of her everyday movements…

9-24 March 2018
‘WO/’ is curated by artists Melanie Kyles and Caitlin Heaney to mark International Women’s Day on 8 March and showcases work on the themes of the feminine experience, identity and expectations…

Ralph Darbyshire, Richard Hollinshead, Kenneth Ross
19 January – 24 February 2018
‘The Vagaries and Misconceptions of the Modern Man’ brings together recent sculptural works by Ralph Darbyshire, Richard Hollinshead and Kenneth Ross…

10-13 January 2018
Artists from the BxNU Master of Fine Art programme at Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, are showcasing their individual practices in a week-long group exhibition…