Claire Morgan’s revisiting of ‘Gone with the Wind’ has been a hugely popular installation exhibited at the Laing Art Gallery as a celebration of the 10th anniversary of Great North Run Culture.

As the exhibition reaches it’s half-way point, we're delighted to have received so much positive feedback from all of you who have been able to attend, for those of you yet to see 'Gone with the Wind', what are you waiting for? The exhibition is at the Laing Art Gallery until 9 January 2015.

Claire Morgan: Artist Talk

We're are very pleased to invite you to a presentation and talk with Claire Morgan herself, as she explains the concept behind ‘Gone with the Wind’; a dense mass of thousands of seeds and a lone Kittiwake Gull (all native to the route of the world’s largest half-marathon) suspended, mid-air in a dramatic geometric form.

Claire Morgan will give audiences an insight into her practices and methods as a sculptural installation artist with the opportunity to ask questions.

This will take place on 27 November and you can read more about it or book your place, by clicking here.

HABITAT: an exhibition by Children North East

Inspired by 'Gone with the Wind' artist Paul Merrick has been working with children and young people from charity, Children North East, to create 'Habitat', an exhibition of drawings and sculptures housed in Newcastle's City Library. The children created a wide range of creatures which will be on display until 22 November. You can read more here.

'The Leaf': a short film by Westoe Crown Primary School

Artist Paul Merrick and filmmaker Hal Branson have spent a number of weeks working with children from Westoe Crown Primary School in South Shields, to create 'The Leaf', a short film which has taken 'Gone with the Wind' as a starting point for creating a piece of work around nature and motion. Pop over to our YouTube channel to watch the film.