Footage : Fragments choreographed by Carol Dilley and performed by students from the National College of Dance
Monday, August 30, 2010 at 9:47AM
Monday, August 30, 2010 at 9:47AM
Wednesday, August 25, 2010 at 3:53PM Please join us and special guest Michael Bell for the opening of
an installation by Julie Grant
and
two installations by current Artist in Residence, Peter Lewis

Monday, August 9, 2010 at 3:28PM 
Carol Dilley, in collaboration with the National College of Dance, will present a unique series of performances in the Lock-Up's Cells. Carol, a US based dancer, teacher and choreographer, is the Lock-Up's current Artist in Residence. This residency follows a 2008 residency Dilley undertook, where she met with and taught students of the Marie Walton Dance Academy and National College of Dance.
Choreography: Carol Dilley and Dancers
Music: William R. Matthews
Performers: Simon Jones, Katie Douglas, Grace Fielding, Georgia Thompson, Emma Jane Howley, Erin McFadyn, Raegan Williams, Jesse Attwood Skip Bobsien-Willcox
Video: Nick Sullivan, Krystle Wagonett, Cameron Adamthwaite, Michele Piermonte, Alex Tweedale, Marc Boyd, Shane McGregor, Adrian Serna.
image : Jesse Attwood and Raegan Williams
Tuesday, August 3, 2010 at 12:46PM 
Liz Ashburn, Family Fleeing, 2009, Ceramic tiles
Liz Ashburn continues her explorations of the dynamics of power with image and text with an exhibition responding to the continued violence and conflict in the Middle East.
In “Explosive Forces: Fear and Destruction in Conflict” Liz Ashburn continues her explorations of the dynamics of power with images form and text. Here she combines two seemingly disparate visual traditions to create a sense of quiet advocacy. Indeed this exhibition can be regarded as a homeopathic exercise - that by engaging with a little of the poison we can possibly negotiate a cure. - Craig Judd June 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 5:52PM
Darren Siwes Human Viewpoint - Perspective No 1 2010
Image courtesy the artist and Greenaway Art Gallery
Brought to Light
Darren Siwes Mark Tredinnick Matthew Tome
Curated by Gerry Bobsien
16 July - 1 August
This exhibition explores the fragments of three hidden sites in the city of Newcastle. But don't go looking for historic fact here as Brought to Light revels in the slippery potency of what may have been. It revels in the folkloric rather than the particularities of official record.
Please join us for the opening 6pm 16 July at the Lock-Up and an open day and tour of AA Company House 24 July - 9am - 1pm