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Imaginative public art programme wins prestigious award

  • Rachael Clewlow
  • Adam Shaw
  • Emma Crowley-Bennett
  • Beth Johnson
  • Helen Pailing
  • Ed Carter
  • Catherine Bertola
  • Nell Catchpole
  • Gareth Hudson
  • Toby Thirling

Press/Media: Public Engagement Activities

Description

A major art programme which transformed Middlesbrough Railway Station has been recognised in a prestigious ceremony.

The Most Creative Station won the Best Arts and Business Partnership award at the North East Culture Awards last week.

Subject

Ten artists, based on Teesside and across the North East, contributed to the project, including: Rachel Clewlow, Adam Shaw, Emma Bennett, Beth Johnson, Helen Pailing, Keino, Ed Carter, Catherine Bertola, Nell Catchpole and Gareth Hudson & Toby Thirling.

Period1 Dec 2025

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  • TitleImaginative public art programme wins prestigious award
    Degree of recognitionRegional
    Media name/outletMiddlesbrough.gov
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date1/12/25
    DescriptionA major art programme which transformed Middlesbrough Railway Station has been recognised in a prestigious ceremony.

    The Most Creative Station won the Best Arts and Business Partnership award at the North East Culture Awards last week.
    URLhttps://www.middlesbrough.gov.uk/latest-news/imaginative-public-art-programme-wins-prestigious-award/
    PersonsRachel Clewlow, Adam Shaw, Emma Bennett, Beth Johnson, Helen Pailing, Ed Carter, Catherine Bertola, Nell Catchpole, Gareth Hudson, Toby Thirling