We are D6: Culture in Transit, visual arts producers working with extraordinary artists, communities and partners across borders with a shared belief in the value of the arts in creating a more just and equal society. Through artistic exchange, research residencies and international projects, we explore social and environmental issues that concern and connect us all.
WHAT's Happening
we take pride in our Sanctuary AwardOur commitment to supporting artists seeking sanctuary is long established and as a recipient of the award we join with the City of Sanctuary UK and others in a shared vision of welcome and solidarity.
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Patrick ziza in conversation with Kate SweeneyIn an interview for Corridor8, Kate delves into Ziza's practice and residency at the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, where Ziza encountered the seahorse as an emblem of survival and hope.
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CURRENT projects
CONTESTED DESIRES: CONSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUESThis programme considers the problematic legacy of European colonialism through artistic production, exchange and learning between artists, curators, museums and audiences across continents.
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ASSEMBLEASSEMBLE focuses on the rights of artists and the role of culture in supporting artists and communities with lived experience of displacement.
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Sanctuary and culture networkCommitted to making arts and culture in the North East welcoming and inclusive for people seeking sanctuary, the network comes together to collectively take action.
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ARTISTS IN RESIDENCEIn our central studios in Newcastle we regularly host artists in residence. We support artists whose practice aligns with our values through programmes and open calls.
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OPPORTUNITIES
We offer regular opportunities through residencies, commissions, collaborations, internships and partnerships. Click here to find out more
Images: Paul Nataraj, We sound each other, 2025. Photo: Matt Denham | Contested Desires exhibition stills, 2025. Photos: Matt Denham | Patrick Ziza, tracepace, 2025. Photo: Rayen Luna Solar | Amak Mahmoodian and Paria Goodarzi performance for International Human Rights Day, 2024. Photo: Amelia Read | Elisabeth Efua Sutherland, work in progress, 2024. Photo: Fly Films UK | Andreas Mallouris, work in progress, 2024. Photo: Amelia Read | Thaís Muniz, work in progress, 2024. Photo: Matt Denham
