NOTICES
Saltburn Arts Fair in collaboration with mima is coming 3-5 August 2012.  They are seeking expressions of interest from artists now.
Further information for artists 

#wear mima selection day is 5 May.

EXHIBITIONS

mima
John Gerrard
1 March – 1 July 2012, mima, FREE
The first UK showing of two recent works by Gerrard consolidates his reputation as one of the most innovative artists working today.

 

 

 

Cyprien Gaillard
1 March – 1 July 2012, mima, FREE
In his largest UK exhibition to date, award-winning artist Gaillard presents two major film installations.

 

 

 

To remind: works of memory and monument
24 February – 1 July 2012, mima, FREE
Works from mima’s collection.

 

 

 

 

Up the Boro
2 March – 8 July 2012, mima, FREE
In support of the Middlesbrough ’86 Project

 

 

 

Sean Scully: Change and Horizontals
2 March – 13 July 2012, mima, FREE
This exhibition will present drawings and paintings by Irish born internationally-renowned artist Sean Scully.

Download current mima programme

 

 

Platform A Gallery
This That and the Other
20th April – 31st May, Platform A Gallery, FREE
Bringing together the work of Deb Covell, Keith Coventry and Barry Flanagan in the second in the series of pairings between Platform A artists and work from the mima collection.

To go to Platform A Gallery go to Platform 1 of Middlesbrough Railway Station and turn left. Keep going and you will see the doors to the gallery on your left. It is open 10am-4pm Tuesday-Saturday.

Python Gallery
Duality
2 March – 25 May 2012, Python Gallery, FREE
Note this exhibition has been extended until 25 May.

Heritage Gallery at Cargo Fleet
David Thomas: Alternative Landscape
29 March-17 May, Heritage Gallery at Cargo Fleet, FREE

Dorman Museum
Falklands 30
3 April – 15 July 2012, Dorman Museum, FREE
Included in the exhibition are images from the collection of the Imperial War Museum and the mast head light from the ill-fated RFA Sir Galahad, famous for being the involved in an attack which accounted for nearly a fifth of all British losses during the conflict.
Through dramatic images on display and using objects brought back from the Falklands from Middlesbrough veteran, RM Graham Fletcher, the exhibition gives an intimate portrayal of the personal side of the conflict and is a tribute, 30 years on, to the members of the British Forces who fought in the Falklands War.

The Apollo Male Voice Choir : The Teesside Apollo Male Voice Choir Celebrates its 125th Anniversary in 2012
2 March-20 May 2012, Dorman Museum, FREE
In 2012 the the Teesside Apollo Male Voice Choir, one of the oldest and most internationally known male voice choirs in England, commemorates 125 years since it was founded in 1887 by a group of Welsh steelworkers in Middlesbrough.

 

 

Constantine Gallery
Mapping Four Corners
30 April – 06 May 2012, Constantine Gallery, Teesside University
Mapping Four Corners is an exhibition celebrating internationalisation of the University’s curriculum and will feature four collaborative installations which reflect on internationalised curriculum content, learning and teaching, student voices and distances travelled.
The exhibition has been designed by students and staff at Teesside University, led by the School of Arts and Media as part of national Universities Week 2012

Elliotts Coffee House
Anna Atkinson
27 April-16 May 2012, Elliotts Coffee House, upstairs, FREE
Celebration event for charity on 11 May, £5
Middlesbrough Central Library
Embroiderers Guild (Guisborough Branch) 30th Anniversary exhibition
2 April – 31 May 2012, Middlesbrough Central Library

International Peace Quilt
2 April – 1 June 2012, Middlesbrough Reference Library