Workplace Gallery is a contemporary art gallery run by artists.

Based in Gateshead UK, Workplace Gallery represents a portfolio of emerging and established artists through the gallery programme, curatorial projects and international art fairs.

Workplace Gallery opened in 2005 at 34 Ellison Street, Gateshead - part of Trinity Square Shopping Centre particularly noted for its iconic Brutalist car park designed by architect Rodney Gordon for the Owen Luder Partnership, which featured as a key location in Mike Hodges 1971 cult british gangster film 'Get Carter' starring Michael Caine. Since the original gallery was demolished in 2008 as part of the planned regeneration of Gateshead Town Centre, Workplace Gallery has relocated to The Old Post Office in Gateshead; a listed 19th Century red brick building built upon the site of the house wherein the important British artist, engraver and naturalist Thomas Bewick (1753-1828) lived and died.  

Workplace Gallery is a member of

New Art Dealers Alliance

Workplace Gallery
The Old Post Office
19/21 West Street
Gateshead
Tyne & Wear
NE8 1AD
UK
   

During exhibitions:
Tuesday - Saturday  11am - 5pm
or by appointment