Join the FOTH Photography Lectures: Joanne Coates event in person at the Learning Room of the Hatton Gallery in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Joanne Coates, a working-class visual artist, will be presenting her work utilizing the medium of photography. Coates' artwork delves into themes of rurality, hidden histories, and the inequalities surrounding low income. Through the mediums of photography, installations, and audio, she challenges narratives surrounding power, identity, wealth, and poverty. Coates received her education in working-class communities and later pursued a BA Hons Photography degree at the London College of Communication. Community engagement is a crucial aspect of her artistic practice.

The event is free for members of the Friends of the Hatton, while non-members can attend for a fee of £5 at the door. By becoming a Friend, you gain various benefits such as the opportunity to exhibit your own artwork in Friends-organized exhibitions, access to the Philip Robinson library (Newcastle University's main reference library), and the Archive and Research space. Additionally, you will receive regular bulletins throughout the year and enjoy discounts in the art material store and Gallery Shop. Framing discounts are also available at Reid Framing, a reputable picture framer in Newcastle. To join and find out more about the Friends of the Hatton, visit their website. Don't miss out on this exciting event and the chance to engage with the vibrant artistic community.

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