Along this section there are a series of artwork features bordering the cycleway
and promenade with others to be found on the old wooden jetty structures.
Shown in the order you pass them.

Information on these and other artworks in Newcastle can be found in a free publication
"Public Art in Newcastle - A Guide"
Obtainable from Newcastle Tourist Information Centre - Grainger Street.

Untitled by David MacMillan 1990

The red painted open steel forms, which are individually very precise & angular, combine to form a gracefully flowing shape. The form rises & falls in a rhythmic waveform. This was once on the Gateshead Garden Festival site across the river but was moved to its permanent home when the festival was over.

Pile Stones Clusters

A landscape feature on an
old timber jetty by the
Tyne & Wear Development Corporation

Taken on a sunny winters day
looking westbound on NCN 72.

Lintzford by Nick lloyd 1990

First shown at the Gateshead Garden Festival, the work looks as if it is made up of the remains of a building. However the artist describes the work as portraying the countryside of Northumberland & Durham.
The title refers to where the artist lived in the Derwent Valley.

Spheres by Richard Cole 1990

Another sculpture that was originally at the Gateshead Garden Festival - the site of which is directly across the river and currently being redeveloped for housing. The spheres are made up of concrete rings of varying sizes.
The colours of the spheres vary as the aggregate used to make the concrete is exposed.