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Fabrice Terraz exhibition documents crews of abandoned ships

SAILORS living in a state of purgatory are the subject of an exhibition by French photographer Fabrice Terraz.Read

Preview: The Late Shows, Ouseburn Valley, Newcastle

SOMEWHERE at Newcastle’s Discovery Museum, volunteers were washing and disinfecting 10,000 donated plastic bottles.Read

Interview: Actress Pauline Quirke

SAY the name Pauline Quirke to any 1990s TV viewer and it won’t be long before they’re humming the theme to Birds of a Feather. You’re probably doing it right now.Read

Preview: Lee Evans at Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle

EXPECT some brisk business at the box office – Lee Evans is returning to the region.Read

Anniversary book born in series of poets' workshops

WHEN Peter Mortimer offered a series of poetry workshops to celebrate the 40th anniversary of his influential Iron Press, around 40 poets sent in examples of their work.Read

Review: Eddie Izzard at Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle

WHEN Eddie Izzard announced he would be undertaking a world tour proper – offering his tangent-travelling talents to 26 countries across all continents – I had concerns he may not factor in a North East visit.Read

A crafty eye for beauty

Some great things can be seen in small places, as JAMES CAIN explainsRead

Hamilton and Pasmore: the Newcastle art radicals

LONG before Baltic and The Angel of the North made headlines, the North East had earned a reputation as a crucible of artistic innovation.Read

Interview: Author and illustrator Simon Bartram

SIMON Bartram is in the shed and his head’s full of football. Of course, given that much of the male population of Tyneside spends its time in the shed with its head full of football, this does not make him especially remarkable.Read

Preview: XII: Into the dark at Victoria Tunnel, Newcastle

NEWCASTLE’S historic Victoria Tunnel is to host its first art exhibition – a below-streets opportunity for street artists from around the world.Read

Review: Maker Faire at Centre for Life in Newcastle

ALL over Britain and perhaps the world there are people tinkering with things in garden sheds or attic bedrooms, utterly absorbed and impervious to proper meal times.Read

Opportunity to venture onto the roof of The Sage Gateshead

AN opportunity to venture onto one of the most famous roofs in the region has become available - but only at a price and to those of a fearless disposition.Read

Spring Exhibition at Westside Contemporary

One of the region’s most popular galleries reopens this weekend with a stunning exhibition of wildlife art, as David Whetstone reports.Read

Judges at Baltic in search of excellence

MINGLING with visitors at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art yesterday were three people with the power to put £100,000 in its coffers.Read

Culture awards are a celebration of world-class culture

THE Culture Awards 2012 promises to be a memorable celebration of the North East’s world-class cultural offering.Read

Exhibition: Henri Matisse at Balman Gallery, Corbridge

A WELCOME blast of spring colour comes courtesy of Matisse as a Northumberland gallery launches its new season show.Read

Meet the artists at their final Northern Print exhibition

AS a popular exhibition plays out at Northern Print in Newcastle, there’ll be a chance for visitors to meet the artists behind the work.Read

Interview: Opera star Ellen Kent

GOOD news for opera lovers in the North East – and for those who thought they didn’t like opera but found themselves susceptible to a bit of showmanship: Ellen Kent is back.Read

The Journal Culture Awards 2012 finalists revealed

THE nominations have been sifted, the longlists have been studied and we can now reveal the finalists for The Journal Culture Awards 2012. Selected across 15 categories, the shortlisted artists, performances, events and initiatives offered the best kind of challenge to the assembled judging panel.Read

Shipley Lates returns to Gateshead’s Shipley Art Gallery

LATE opening at Gateshead’s Shipley Art Gallery has proved a great success in recent years so the Shipley Lates are back.Read