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Local Artist: JOCK MOONEY | COLLAGE ART
Jock creates large scale collages using his own original photographs in both lurid colour and black and white - partly inspired by his experience...
Local Artist: Varie Freyne
Meet Varie Freyne, a retired teacher turned passionate potter, based in the charming, coastal town of North Shields. Retirement has unlocked a whole new...
Local Artist: Streetdoodler, aka Sarah Sutherland
Have you ever imagined what your local pub, or indeed your house, would look like as a piece of art? Streetdoodler, aka Sarah Sutherland,...
Content Creator: Jodhi Mae Rutherford
Being a creative is such a big part of who I am , back in 2022 I graduated Leeds Arts University with a BA...
Meet art psychotherapist Penny Moore
Blending creativity with clinical insight, Penny Moore's art therapy journey is anything but conventional. From an academic foundation in Experimental Psychology at Oxford to discovering the profound healing power of artistic expression, their story reveals how creativity can unlock deep emotional understanding and transformation. In this interview, they reflect on an eclectic career, the essence of art therapy, and the moments that shaped their therapeutic philosophy.
Discover the hidden gems of North Tyneside Council’s very own 245-piece online art collection
Have you ever come across a piece of art that makes you stop in your tracks? That’s exactly what you’ll find when exploring the North Tyneside Council Art Collection online. Featuring 245 works, the collection spans Victorian and early 20th-century pieces, striking seascapes from the Cullercoats Artists Colony, and contemporary artworks from the last 40 years. Together, they offer a fascinating glimpse into the region’s artistic heritage and evolving creative identity.
Leslie Forman: Mental health, mosaics, and an olive branch
Men’s mental health is too often pushed aside — but North Shields creative Leslie Forman is helping to change that narrative. Through candid conversation, community support and the healing power of art, Lez has transformed personal loss and struggle into purpose. From founding men’s mental health groups to using mosaic-making as a form of therapy, his journey is one of resilience, honesty and a deep-rooted love for his hometown.
Discovering Jimmy Linkleter – the prolific artist of 20th century Tyneside
Tynemouth’s own J.D. Linkleter — or Jimmy, as he was known — lived a life shaped by creativity, craft, and quiet contribution. From football programmes and wartime magazines to local landscapes gifted to friends, his art touched many corners of life. A sign-writer, illustrator, and RAF sergeant, his story reveals a fascinating blend of talent and service, waiting to be rediscovered.
Meet local artist Raymond Usher
Amid life’s unexpected changes, local artist Raymond Usher discovered a new creative passion that transformed everyday moments into vibrant expressions. What began as a simple hobby blossomed into a collection of colourful works capturing a deep sense of place and memory. Balancing family and work, Raymond’s art quietly resonates within the community, finding its way into local spaces and inspiring others. His journey shows how creativity can flourish unexpectedly, bringing connection and meaning in surprising ways.
Discover the art trail brightening up The Meadows Community Garden
Tucked behind The Meadows Community Centre, something vibrant is growing — and it’s not just the vegetables. With murals, sculptures, and nature-inspired installations, The Meadows are creating a unique art trail through their community garden. What began with a striking mural on the building’s front has blossomed into a creative journey featuring buzzing bees, painted shipping containers, and collaborative works from local artists like Mark Shields and Durham Spray. This evolving outdoor gallery not only brightens the space but also invites more people in to enjoy, connect, and even lend a hand.
