About The Wonderful North Expo
After a full month trundling along the roads of the North in a camper van, researching amazing places and people, our artists are now ready to invite you to visit the Expo.
There are 5 pavilions for you to explore in this virtual exhibition, dedicated to Geography, Economy, Society, Culture and International. Inside you'll discover a series of brand-new works of art created by Bryan and Laura, all celebrating life in the Wonderful North. It's a unique and extraordinary idea, bringing artists, the public and the internet together in one place.
We'd love you to have a good 'wander' around these virtual pavilions, and leave us your comments in the forum area
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Northern Treasures
Add your artistic destination to our map of the North, or just see what other people have suggested 
New Icons of the North
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- Park Hill Estate
- The M62
- Kielder reservoir
- Salford Working Class Library
- Tenantspin
If you can't see the introductory animation playing here, we recommend you download Flash Player 9.
Latest Public Treasures
Slaithwaite Public Artwork by Gotham-D
April 24th, 2008 by Robin WiddowsonCommisioned by Open Arts, Gotham-D created this public artwork in collaboration with poet Jon Duffy and the local communities verbal and visual input. The peice reflects the sculptured landscape of the colne valley created from years of industry and transport and the life that has been born out of the presence of the river
Salts Mill, Saltaire, Bradford
April 15th, 2008 by ianaSurprised that Salts Mill hasn’t been mentioned. Definitely a Northern icon and a Northern treasure. Built by Sir Titus Salt in 1853, the magnificent former textile mill now houses David Hockney’s paintings and opera sets, a Saltaire history exhibition plus a restaurant and shops. Saltaire is a world heritage site and well worth a visit.












