We are D6: Culture in Transit, visual arts producers with a rooted local presence and established international reach. Our work is co-produced with artists and partners and focused on societal issues that concern and connect us.

D6 began in the early 1990s as ISIS Arts, set up by recent arts graduates coming together to produce an exhibition for International Women’s day. We shared an interest in the political role of the arts and its ability to draw threads between artists and communities at home and abroad.

Clymene is a founding member and executive director of D6, where she oversees programme and arts development, focusing on international collaboration and developing a strong international platform for local engagement.

We are D6: Culture in Transit. We are visual arts producers working with extraordinary artists, intrepid partners, communities and policy makers. Our vision is world in which the arts and culture play a major part in creating a fairer, kinder and well informed society.

Get in touch with a member of the D6: Culture in Transit team and we will try to answer any query as soon as possible.

She is one of D6's residence artists taking part in Designs on Heritage, a new residency inviting exploration of ideas and narratives around cultural heritage. Nisha studied Fine Art at Derby and The Slade, and lives and works in London.

Lulu Macdonald is an artist who studied at The Slade School of Fine Art. She now lives and works in Hamburg where she recently completed a Masters degree in sculpture. We commissioned Lulu to make Blossoming Incense Bearing Trees, Unearthing his Roots for Mural, a new work about interpreting our creative past that asks ‘when is my memory our ...

D6: EU What We Think Contact Us What We Do > Who We Are Artists > Gallery D6: EU What We Think Contact Us Space Hire. We have a large, comfortable activity and meeting room available to hire, ideal for meetings, presentations and training sessions. Our space is located in the heart of Newcastle city centre, a 5 minute walk from Central Station. ...

CORNERS artists develop projects that are presented in public spaces, where this kind of work is not often shown and to people who don't often have the chance to experience contemporary art within their neighbourhoods.

Join us for an evening of art and conversation with artists Amak Mahmoodian and Zariq Rosita-Hanif, presenting new work and exploring equitable approaches to the inclusion of displaced artists. Find out more here.