The city of Newcastle is playing host to the fourth International Print Biennale. Organised by Northern Print, the biennale is a celebration of contemporary print, showcasing works in a number of exhibition venues across the city. Taking place between 16 September and 30 October, the main works on offer will be in contention for a number of awards, announced on the first day of the biennale. For information, visit bit.ly/IntPriBien
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