Based in the North East of England, Sue Loughlin is currently a member of The NewBridge Project, Gateshead and a graduate of The Collective Studio (2020).
Sue holds a BA Hons Fine Art Degree from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne (1996), a PGCE in Art and Design from the University of Reading (1997) and a Master's Degree in Fine Art from the University of Sunderland (2018). |
Selected Exhibitions
2020 Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art - Open Call Pineapple Black, Middlesbrough - Scramble: NewBridge Collective Studio Members Show Ex-Libris Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne - Insert Exhibition Title Here. 2019 Newbridge Project, Gateshead - Collective Studio Open Studios Citizens House, Durham - Processes, Conny Art Festival, Durham Base Camp, Middlesbrough - Hun Middlesbrough Art Weekender Pineapple Black, Middlesbrough - Pick 'n' Mix Mackie’s Corner, Sunderland - Body of Work (Solo) 2018 Atkinson Gallery, Somerset - MA and Other Post Graduates Shaun Project Space, Sunderland – Anthropocene (Solo) Whitestone Gallery, York – FRESH. Priestman Gallery, Sunderland – One Nineteen Nineteen: collaboration with Jessica Brown. Awards 2019 Sunderland Culture Creative Development Fellowship Residencies Nov 2018-July 2019 SR1 Residency, MBC Arts |
Selected Projects
2020 Online Workshops, design and delivery of arts engagement opportunities: - for young people and emerging artists via The NewBridge Project - for families via The Start Studio, Middlesbrough and The Cultural Spring, Sunderland & South Tyneside - for Primary teachers and pupils via the Tees Valley Cultural - Learning Partnership (TVCLP) Scramble, exhibition production of a show of 34 Collective Studio artists from across the country and supported by curator Jess Bennett and The NewBridge Project 2019 Commissions within Schools, workshops and co-constructed outcomes with: - East Herrington Primary Academy, Sunderland (Mural) - Usworth Colliery Primary School, Washington (Arts Award sessions via Helix arts/Stained Glass Window-scape via Sunderland Culture) - Dormanstown and Pennyman Primaries, Middlesbrough (Embedding creativity in Primary schools via the TVCLP supported by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation) What would Leonardo Make Today? collaborative exhibition with students from the University of Sunderland as part of the Leonardo da Vinci : A Life in Drawing Exhibition at Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens Gallery, commissioned by curator Shauna Gregg 2018 Wear Ware, collaboration with artist Katie Schwab and Foundation Press, as part of the Common Room project at the National Glass Centre, Sunderland Mackie’s Hatters, commission by Sunderland Culture to produce the first community open access project at Mackie’s Corner, Sunderland, for the Tall Ships Race, 2018 One Fourteen Fourteen, production lead/co-curator, Priestman Gallery |
