Posted on: November 21st, 2023 by Lisa Wilson
Are you ready to start 2024 with a brand new office?
We have limited office space available, please contact us on 01642 225100 to schedule your viewing before the festive break #newofficespace
Posted on: November 8th, 2023 by Jodie Athey
East Durham Artist Network celebrates its 20th year next year and they run their own small gallery in Seaham on a non profit basis. They have a wide range of skills that cover most media and produce diverse and intriguing artworks.
They have a full programme of exhibitions at their gallery on Church Street, changing their displays every 4-5 weeks, which enables them to showcase new work of their members throughout the year. However, each member can only exhibit once in a year, so they welcome this great opportunity of an external exhibition that creates a new platform to showcase their work.
Whether professional or amateur as an artist, they insist on a high standard of presentation – and that along with the diversity of the works, will surely be an exciting and eclectic display.
Exhibition ends 12/01/2024
Posted on: November 6th, 2023 by Lisa Wilson
The very popular West Riding House in Bradford has a few offices available within the business centre, please see below for more details.
#notjustofficespace
Posted on: November 1st, 2023 by Lisa Wilson
We would like to thank Garth Bayley for displaying his beautiful art exhibition within the gallery at Cargo Fleet Offices. Please feel free to come along and see his stunning artwork.
Posted on: October 17th, 2023 by Lisa Wilson
We are delighted to share with you all that we have new tenants move into our popular building in St George’s House, Bolton, welcomed by Peter Broome #happytenants
Posted on: September 22nd, 2023 by Lisa Wilson
We are pleased to announce we have Carol Shaw’s exhibition “The Art of Autonomous Serenity” which launched with her opening night on the 14th September at Cargo Fleet Offices, Middlesbrough This exhibition runs until the 13th of October 2023. Please come along and have a look at this beautiful exhibition. Here is a little bit of what Carol has said of how she finds inspiration “As a people watcher, I enjoy the interaction between people, especially in social environments, hence my cafe paintings. I strive to achieve the emotional connection between people and their pets through my paintings trying to capture emotion and the bond between”
Posted on: April 24th, 2023 by Jodie Athey
Launching with a Private View:
Thursday 27th April 2023,
Between 5pm and 7pm
Inspired by their local area and heritage with a trip to Teesside Archives and the Dorman Museum, Art & Design students from Middlesbrough College will be displaying their work in what will be a truly diverse and intriguing exhibition. From graffiti to photography, mixed media and more, the display will be a celebration of the student’s creativity and achievements.
“Teesside’s Teenside 2023” will be an assortment of various art mediums – a festivity of colour, technique and culture. The student’s are excited to showcase the results of their exploration through styles and methods during their time at Middlesbrough College.
You can expect to see a young vibrant visual response to our beautiful Teesside in this exciting collaborative exhibition.
Posted on: March 20th, 2023 by Jodie Athey
Celine Alexander-Brown
Private View: Thursday 30th March, 5pm – 7pm
Exhibition runs until: Friday 21st April 2023
Celine’s journey began with flowers and nature, including macro photography and focus stacking, seeing the minuscule detail and miracle of each single flower. This in turn, because of the beauty of nature, drew her deeper and led her to the spiritual beauty of churches and cathedrals.
The next part of Celine’s journey led her to beauty of a different kind, hidden in the slums and streets of Kolkata, Celine took some fascinating photographs, capturing moments of time within the community of Kolkata, some of which form part of this exhibition.
And then Lockdown arrived… isolated and at home, Celine took part in a book project involving members of the RPS Contemporary North group about what 2020 meant to her.
Once lockdown had lifted, Celine started to venture out and went onto publishing two books – ‘Restless Waters’, which are poems/prayers and reflections of her journey over the past 20 years and also – ‘Eyes of the Heart’, a photobook of the images she took during her time in Kolkata.
Celine had now entered a new phase of her photographic journey interpreting things creatively using Photoshop and intentional camera movement, returning once again to nature, countryside and seaside.
We do hope you can make it to the opening, which offers a great opportunity to meet Celine over drinks & nibbles and ask any questions you may have about the work on display.
Posted on: March 20th, 2023 by Jodie Athey
‘A Family Affair’ by artists –
Jo Pickering, Russell Wellard,
Katy Gofton and Lynn Morse
Private View:
Thursday 2nd March 2023
Between 5pm and 7pm
This family group of artists regularly get together to paint and often book a venue to meet up and enjoy a whole day of painting together. Their individual styles and techniques are brought together in this intriguing family exhibition.
Jo has taught art for over 30 years and teaches regular adult classes in the Teesside and Darlington area. Jo’s mum Lynn has also painted for years and teaches popular monthly landscape painting workshops in the Teesside area. Jo’s sister Katy has always been a crafter, but started painting in the last few years. Katy also specialises in colour pencils and produces highly realistic portraits. Jo’s uncle Russell began painting a few years ago and has recently started to specialise in landscape painting, taking inspiration from landscape images from his many fishing trips.
Posted on: January 3rd, 2023 by Jodie Athey
Happy New Year
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and wish you all the very best for 2023.
We would like to invite you to attend the first exhibition of 2023 at The Heritage Gallery launching with a private view on:
Thursday 19th January 2023
Between 5pm and 7pm
The opening night offers a great opportunity to meet Kate over drinks & nibbles and ask any questions you may have about the work on display.
Kate says:
“When we are outside, whatever the weather and season, it’s the sky that frames our view, reflecting our thoughts and emotions back onto us.
The North East landscape with its sometimes shocking contradictions and diverse terrain, have a direct effect on the people within it, whether good, bad or beautiful, it is endlessly compelling and distinct.
Photographic images at their very best seem to suspend moments in time, hovering in a separate dimension – this place, that thought, then.
My hope is that these images resonate and connect with you, the viewer.”
Kate’s superb eye for composition and the ability to capture an atmosphere within her photography is inspiring. This exhibition will bring an abundance of ambience within the images and we do hope you can make it to the opening to see them.
