Text & Politics: Pop-up exhibition at 36 Lime Street Gallery with Theresa Poulton

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Working with visual artist Theresa Poulton, this pop-up exhibition explores the role of text as political commentary. Paintings and prints form this hybrid exhibition from a common interest. We have both combined our art process and aesthetics with our political activism and art practice. Work in progress, new and collaborative work are displayed alongside each other in this pop-up show. Selected works on display will be for sale.

Preview: Friday 3rd December 18.00-20.00

Exhibition: Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th 12.00-16.00

Monday 6th By appointment only.

Workshop: Saturday 4th 11.00-13.00 Price £6 Sign up HERE.

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Theresa Easton is a printmaker and activist working with artist’s books, based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Printmaking and artist’s books provide a platform for Easton’s interpretation of social history and cultural commentary. As an artist with a socially engaged practice, Easton enjoys a collaborative approach to making artwork and developing ideas alongside participants. Community participation features as a driving force in her work. An active members of Artists’ Union England (AUE), Easton’s practice is steeped in her activism and community values.

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