The Lock-Up presents work by Julian Schnabel, Lottie Consalvo & Wayne Magrin. Curated by James Drinkwater.
CURRENT
ARTS IN THE YARD //
FREE contemporary art for kids!
10am-12pm Every Saturday morning. from
11th January
–
15th June, 2024
The Lock-Up presents ARTS IN THE YARD – a free contemporary art workshop for kids, every Saturday morning.
The Lock-Up presents newly commissioned, existing and collaborative works by Australian artist, Charlotte Haywood. With invited artists Kylie Caldwell, Helle Jorgensen, Immortal Soil, Sue Simpson, Shellie Morris, Emily Lubitz, Jennifer Williams, Tilly Hewett, Pedro Espi-Sanchis, Michelle Chapman, Chris Brown, Peta Lumley.
The Lock-Up presents a new commission by indigenous, multimedia artist Wanjun Carpenter.
Artist Calum Hotham will be utilising this residency to research and develop work for The Big Picture Fest Newcastle 2024.
Curatorial duo, substance, will be working closely with The Lock-Up’s staff to develop their new multi-disciplinary event, GREASE.
FUTURE
Locked In /
Revealing Historical Characters and Events Inside The Lock-Up
2:00-3:00PM
12th May, 2024
Join The Lock-Up Director, Warwick Heywood with research assistant, Isabel Whittle on a historical journey through Newcastle’s old police station.
Curatorial duo, substance, presents: GREASE. An experimental arts event melding performance, sound, and art across two venues for one night only.
PAST
Immerse yourself in the sensory process of wild beverage fermentation with artist, Chris Brown.
Step into the world of projection mapping with mixed media artist and musician, Wanjun Carpenter.
Artist Rebecca Ross will be completing a residency at The Lock-Up to research and develop new work based on the aerial phenomena of the area.
The Lock-Up is pleased to partner with Black Inc Books and Harry Hartog to present the offical book launch of, Crimes of the Cross.
Lacey Bilger will be utilising this residency to further develop her work, Low Level with local dance company Catapult.
HIBALL will be utilising this residency to research and develop a new work for a group exhibition opening at The Lock-Up at the end of the year.
Charlotte Haywood will be utilising this residency to create new works and prepare for her upcoming solo exhibition, MNEMONIC VEGETABLES, opening at The Lock-Up in late February.