The Hatton Gallery shows an exciting programme of contemporary and historical art alongside exhibitions featuring work from the gallery's permanent collection. Exhibitions change every 6 to 8 weeks. Please contact the gallery for details of our current exhibitions.
The gallery's permanent collection comprises of over 3,500 works, which include painting, sculpture, prints, drawing and many other media. Of paramount importance is the Merzbarn wall by Kurt Schwitters. The Hatton's collection of paintings includes works from the 14th century to the present day. Of prime importance are paintings by, amongst many others, Francis Bacon, Palma Giovane, Camillo Procaccini, Patrick Heron, William Roberts, Victor Pasmore and Richard Ansdell.
Local Area
The Hatton Gallery can be found within the Quadrangle of the University of Newcastle. The transportation network within the city offers convenient access to the gallery via rail, metro and road. The Haymarket Metro Station and Percy Street Bus Station are only a short walk from the gallery. Parking in the city centre is abundant, with public parking in University grounds available on Saturdays.
Further Information
The aim of the Hatton Gallery Education Programme is to extend the existing gallery audience, and to encourage the understanding and enjoyment of art by people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities."
Events Courses, Education Program, Exhibition Talks
Site Description Art Gallery
Site Facilities Facilities for Disabled, Information Centre, Internet Access, Public Toilets, Information Booth(s), Shop / Kiosk
Disabled Facilities Access, Chair Lift
Tour Types Tours by Arrangement
Education Program Curriculum Based Teachers' Kits, Bookings Essential, Special Interest Programs, Trained Education Staff
Services Qualified Curator, Image Reproduction, Venue Hire
Displays Sculpture, Paintings, Prints
Operating Times 10 am to 5 pm, Closed Sundays
Admission Free Admission
General Individuals, School Groups
Nearby Public Transport, Restaurants/Cafes, Shops
The Hatton Gallery can be found within the Quadrangle of the University of Newcastle. The transportation network within the city offers convenient access to the gallery via rail, metro and road. The Haymarket Metro Station and Percy Street Bus Station are only a short walk from the gallery. Parking in the city centre is abundant, with public parking in University grounds available on Saturdays.
Further InformationThe aim of the Hatton Gallery Education Programme is to extend the existing gallery audience, and to encourage the understanding and enjoyment of art by people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities."
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