Vane97
7 July – 9 August 1997
Brian Addison, Theresa Ball, Clare Barton-Harvey, Amanda Beech, Moira Bellamy, Anne Bromley, Sam Brown, Lawrence Chiles, Liz Fisher, Fusion Arts, Stephanie Goodger, Eddy Hardy, John Paul Harney, William Heard, Gail Henderson, Paul Hodgson, Douglas Hunter, Detta Kelly, Paul Kuzemczak, Julie Mackie, Moira McLardy, Julie McWhirter, Laura Mundy, Martin Newth, Joe Noble, Topsy Qur’et, Jozefa Rogocki, Graham Seaman, Joe Sharp, Andrew Sheridan, Mark Shipsey, Helen Smith, Paul Smith, Peter Smith, Paul Stone, Maria Sullivan, Hannah Swinburn, Carol Taylor, Nigel Villalard, Kathryn Wakeman, Roxy Walsh, Laurence Ward, Alan Wood, Christopher Yeats, Martin Young
The first ever Vane project, ‘Vane97’, was initiated by a group of artists based in the north east of England with the intention of holding four annual visual arts events, culminating in the year 2000. It consisted of almost fifty artists in thirteen projects, including exhibitions at existing gallery venues Waygood Gallery, Newcastle Arts Centre, The Buddle Arts Centre (Wallsend), as well as vacant buildings, shop windows and other public interventions as well as three open studio events.
Work by Laurence Ward, ‘About Time’, group exhibition, ‘Vane97’, 234 Nun Street, Newcastle
Jozefa Rogocki, ‘Virtual Transitions’, solo exhibition, ‘Vane97’, Waygood Gallery, Newcastle
David Butler gives background to ‘Vane97’ and a history of the first three years of Vane.
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