Like most event based organisations and causes, we need more cash flow to ensure we can resume the work that we are doing! To celebrate becoming a Community Interest Company, we do not want to ask you to donate with nothing in return - so we have these limited edition lock down t-shirts! You can... Continue Reading →
By Nat Greener #CALLEDOUT Artwork by Mollie Casey Abuse is wrong no matter what. Every survivor has a valid story that must be listened to. However, this campaign is being launched to specifically draw focus on the abuse young women suffer in the creative industries. Take me for example. I am 20 years old and... Continue Reading →
We are launching a campaign to CALL OUT abuse in the creative industries! The first project out of many in our 'Called Out' campaign is TUT's anti spiking beer mats! We have hand punched a hole in each one that is big enough for a straw. This is not a quick fix to spiking but... Continue Reading →
Spilt milk is a self published zine that aims to highlight and showcase female and non-binary artists in the North East of England. Issue 3 features over 70 full colour pages with work from 20+ amazing local creatives. Also comes with a spilt milk badge! ALL PROFITS WILL BE SPLIT BETWEEN DIFFERENT BLM CHARITIES. CLICK... Continue Reading →
DARLING ZINE by Emily Duff - Issue 1. Tits Upon Tyne will be featured in the format of an interview with founder, Natalie Greener. Darling Zine Issue One by Emily Duff, Cover by Rebecca Reed (Candy Vortex) - Promoting Creative Wxmen in Music, Art and Film - 44 Full Colour Pages Professionally Printed - Uses... Continue Reading →
The amazing Kayleigh Mackay has put together a document of things that you can do to help the BLM movement from home! Please see her Instagram account bio for the full updated sheet! @kayleigh.jasmine IF YOU NEED A US ZIP CODE FOR A PETITION: 90015 for downtown LA; 10010 for NYC TitleTypeLinkAboutSTREAM TO DONATE: how to help with no... Continue Reading →
Tits Upon Tyne are coming together in solidarity with the BAME community in Newcastle. Protests supporting Black Lives Matter (ran by independent individuals in support of the charity) have been popping up all over the UK this week. On the 6th June, the people of Newcastle will be protesting SAFELY from 1pm to 6pm, following... Continue Reading →
By Emily Duff “I see no colour” is not the goal. “I see your colour and I honour you. I value your input. I will beeducated about your lived experiences. I will work against the racism that harms you. You arebeautiful. Tell me how to do better.” …That’s the goal - Carlos A. Rodriguez BLACK... Continue Reading →
By Erin McGroovy Warning: This post contains some information about sexual assault and may cause distress to some readers. On first impressions, to look at Zheani Sparkes, certain people may be a little shocked by her somewhat unconventional appearance. She is a stunning blend of classic 80s punk meets the new modern ‘e-girl’ look. With... Continue Reading →
Callum catches up with Natalie Greener, journalist and creator of Tits Upon Tyne. We chat about feminism, the parallels in creative communities and community as a whole and how she gave an old man the excuse to look at titties whenever he wants. You can find all episodes from the After Dark Tark Show podcast here.... Continue Reading →
