Waygood is Changing -
Programme
- Fresh EyesSummer Season at Waygood Art Boutique Fresh Eyes the final project at Waygood Art Boutique before it is included in the transformation of our building into a spectacular new venue for contemporary visual art and artists.
- Maria Helena Magalhŕes at Waygood Art Boutique
27 June - Saturday 18 July 2009Preview: 2-4pm Saturday 4 July 2009
Saturday Artist Talk: 5.30pm Tuesday 30 June
Lecture Theatre, Fine Art Department, University of Newcastle.Studying aspects of Newcastle's rich history, Brazilian artist Maria Helena Magalhŕes draws on local culture in her investigations. She observes past and present economic transformations in the city and many of her current studies focus around the Grainger Market. - EASTvideo Programme at BALTIC South Shore Road, Gateshead
1-2.30pm, Thursday 16 July 2009 Waygood presents the North East's only screening of this year's exciting EAST programme of moving image works selected from EASTinternational 2009 along with new work by the EASTaward winner from EAST07. Email to reserve your place. - Mega Blok Paintings
James Johnson-Perkinsat Waygood Art Boutique @ Northern Stage
Saturday 20 June - Saturday 1 AugustThese Mega blok paintings draw heavily on the modernist precedents and principles of Structuralism and Minimalism. James Johnson-Perkins is known for his artworks inspired by ’80s nostalgia, often using Lego, ’80s TV programmes and computer games as his inspiration.Especially for the reception the artist will build a den-like structure in the space, which will be both child and adult friendly. - Late Shift Video
A Performance by Sally Madge and Carole LubyMay 17 2009 A cross between a cookery demonstration, a factory production line and an art making process this performance was part of the Late Shows. The playful interaction includes elements of domestic labour, art production and ritual, underpinned by the sense of a conveyor belt driving the machinery forward to its absurd end. - Hidden Online Poetry ProjectWaygood is taking part in Hidden, an online poetry project run by arcadea, reflecting the hidden history and cultural identities of Disabled people.
Click here to go on a on a cultural journey through some of the websites of North East based arts organisations and venues. - Redevelopment PhotographsHigh Bridge Screens
Waygood, 31 High Bridge, Newcastle,
Ongoing: 10am-10pm daily
Follow the redevelopment of Waygood's High Bridge site through a changing display of documentary photographs by Katy Merrington, Debbie Bower and Sarah Bayliss, on the screens in the window of Waygood at 31 High Bridge.
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