Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art

Baltic Center for Contemporary Art (likewise referred to just as Baltic, stylised as BALTIC) is a middle for contemporary workmanship situated on the south bank of the River Tyne close by the Gateshead Millennium Bridge in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England. It has as often as possible changing system of shows and occasions, with no perpetual display. It opened in 2002 of every a changed over flour process. Baltic's executive is Sarah Munro who participated in November 2015, the main lady in its history to hold the position. Baltic is an enrolled philanthropy under English law.

The Baltic Flour Mill was worked by Rank Hovis to a late-1930s outline by planners Gelder and Kitchen and finished in 1950. It was reached out in 1957 by the expansion of a creature feed process. The plant was shut in 1981. It was one of various plants situated along the banks of the Tyne, all of which, because of their size, were noticeable nearby historic points. The Spillers process only downstream from the Baltic on the north bank of the waterway was crushed in 2011. Another extensive factory was claimed by the CWS and was found only upstream of Dunston Staithes. The site of this factory and the contiguous CWS cleanser works is presently possessed by a private advancement.