For this weeks episode Alice and Rosie went all around town checking out the extensive Homeless History of Newcastle series of exhibitions. It shows "rarely seen documents and photographs from local archives as well as personal stories from the past and present to find out what history can tell us about the ongoing crisis of homelessness in Britain" (http://homelesshistorynewcastle.blogspot.com).

For this week's episode the girls went along to Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens to check out the Da Vinci drawings, but we were blown away by other exhibitions that were available to see as well! Specifically we loved the body of work by Andrew Tift called 'One Day You'll Be Older Too', which was commissioned by the museum and features remarkably realistic hand-drawn portraits of local care home residents and their stories.

For this week the girls went on down to Bishop Auckland to check out the fantastic touring exhibition 'No Man's Land' currently showing at the Town Hall. It's a wonderful mix of historic photography taken by women on the front lines of WWI across Europe, and more contemporary pieces by female artists. It was honestly an awesome and surprising visit and we'd wholly recommend it!

For this week's episode the girls went on down to the BALTIC to check out 'Digital Citizen - The Precarious Subject'. It's an expansive exhibition by several contemporary artists that takes a look at what it means to be a citizen of the world in this digital era.

For this week’s episode the girls went along to the Hatton to check out one of their newest exhibitions, ‘Francis Bacon | Ellen Gallagher’, which looks at the visual links between the works of these two very different artists.

For this weeks episode the girls talk about that time they went to London in January, and when they went to go see 'Living with Buildings' at the Wellcome Collection. It's an extensive exhibition that takes a look at the history of design and scientific input when it comes to the places we live and how they affect us physically and mentally - it was super interesting!

This week the girls went on down to the Laing Art Gallery to catch the amazing 'The Naked Portrait' before it closes in March. It explores what it means to be 'naked' and how that can be represented across a huge range of mediums and styles.

This week the girls have a chat about J A Mortram's very poignant photography exhibition, Small Town Inertia, currently showing at Side Gallery in Newcastle. The photos explore the everyday lives of Mortram's friends and neighbours, showing how their lives are severely impacted in this era of austerity cuts and governmental neglect.

Last week the girls went along to Abject Gallery to check out 'hu', a travelling exhibition of Hungarian artists practising in the UK. There was such a fantastic range of artworks across different mediums, and this exhibition ultimately seeks to explore if ad how one's environment affects one's artistic practice.

In this week's episode the girls head back along to the Laing Art Gallery, one of Newcastle's many gems, and had a look at 'Watercolour at War'. This is an exhibition showing a variety of war and inter-war period watercolour paintings and sketches, and the variety is just astounding!