Hatton Gallery

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4.4

( 8 reviews )

Art Galleries, Museums, Cultural Center

Closed 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM See Hours

King's Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8QB, United Kingdom +44 1912-778-877

Hatton Gallery is a renowned brand in the art industry, known for its exceptional collection and artistic offerings. With a prime location on Google Maps, the gallery stands as a symbol of creativity and inspiration. The gallery has curated a diverse range of artwork from talented artists, showcasing their unique perspectives and creative expressions. From contemporary and abstract pieces to modern and pop art, Hatton Gallery offers a captivating experience for art enthusiasts and visitors alike. Its spacious and artistic ambience creates the perfect setting to explore and appreciate the world of art. With a commitment to excellence, Hatton Gallery strives to provide a platform for artists to showcase their talent and connect with art lovers from around the world. A visit to Hatton Gallery promises a visually stimulating and intellectually enriching experience that transcends boundaries and evokes a deeper appreciation for the art world.

Amenities and More

Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Amenities
- Toilets
- Restaurant

Reviews

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Luca mascia

March 22, 2024

The current seasonal exhibit is a bit disappointing. The very abstract industrial look of art. The rest of the art is not that impressive either. Some handmade artworks mostly focus on demonstrating the shape of the material, the paintings are just too obscure. However, it is still a nice and neat small gallery (only one floor, take stairs or elevator) to walk around that is connected to the campus.

Emilia atabekov

March 22, 2024

Walked in thinking one of the Shaun the sheep was in there, didn't even know this place existed - some great educational pieces, they had a great kids art session on - drawing/ kids books/ chalkboard/craft supplies etc even found out they rum a home educational group once a month which is literally perfect for us. Excited to go back - staff were very friendly 😊

Gaebrel howard

March 22, 2024

I Love this place. I visit it all the time. My recent visit was to the British Abstract Artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham. Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912 – 2004) was a leading member of the St Ives School of artists who contributed to the advancement of British Abstract Art in the 20th Century. I love her work

Elaine lai

March 22, 2024

University of Newcastle exhibition space and gallery. Hosting regular exhibitions of works that vary in style, size and period. The highlight is often the annual Fine Art degree shows in June and July. Exhibiting a dizzying array of contemporary art from new artists across a range of disciplines. The gallery itself is well set out with small shop, toilets and staff to answer queries. Not a huge space but perfect for an afternoon visit. Home to the internationally significant Merzbarn by Kurt Schwitters, the only permanent exhibit in the gallery.

Helen brock

March 22, 2024

Stunning modern art collections in a beautiful building. Attended an end of year review showcasing student works which was stimulating, very different, and perhaps showcasing a future Master....

Angela yang

March 22, 2024

Really enjoyed the Wilhemina Barns-Graham exhibition today. Fascinating to see how her work gradually became more abstract. The Hatton always has interesting and stimulating exhibitions on. My favourite gallery.

Sylvia gonzalez

March 22, 2024

Well worth the effort to find. Small collection, but some great pieces. Worth visiting for the Schwitters exhibit alone. Ask to see the Schwitter portrait in the study room.

Scott remy

March 22, 2024

Giving two stars might seem harsh. I appreciate this free artistic space and the friendly staff, but the art exhibits just don't do anything for me. They don't create any emotional response. Don't get me wrong, I'm not averse to modern art, Banksy has me in fits of laughter and if art can be described as a form of presentation that can generate an emotional response, whatever that might be, then Banksy makes the grade. But I just can't find any meaning or emotional reaction to the current collection of exhibits by Catrin Huber. The Story of Kurt Schwitters life and artistic contributions is interesting, particularly his Merz Barn Wall, but once again, it doesn't do anything for me.