FOTH Photography Lectures: Joanne Coates

Friends of the Hatton Lectures: Joannes Coates

Joanne Coates is a working class visual artist using the medium of photography. She lives and works across the North East of England. Her work explores rurality, hidden histories, and inequalities relating to low income through photography, installations, and audio. She uses photography to question stories around power, identity, wealth, and poverty. She was first educated in working-class communities, and then at London College of Communication (BA Hons Photography). Participation and working with communities are an important aspect of her work.

https://www.joannecoates.co.uk/

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The event is free for Friends of the Hatton members, or £5 at the door for non-members. You can join the Friends with a yearly subscription of Single: £15/ Family & Double: £20/ Students & under 25s: £5.

As a Friend, you get to :

– Exhibit your artwork in exhibitions organised by the Friends.

– Attend special events, workshops and lectures.

– Access to the Philip Robinson library (main Newcastle University reference library). There is also an Archive and Research space, which Friends can use.

– Receive regular bulletins throughout the year

– Get discounts in the art material store next to the Gallery

– Get discounts in the Gallery Shop

– Get discounts on framing at an established Newcastle based picture framer Reid Framing.

F ind out more here and join on the Friends of the Hatton website: https://friendsofthehatton.org.uk/join-us/

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