Hannah Scully is an artist based in the North East of England. From her studio in 36 Lime Street, Newcastle, she works across a diverse range of creative disciplines mainly focusing on print making and sculpture. Originally from South London, Hannah was raised on a rural farm in Wensleydale. This transition inspires a lot of her work. Hannah completed a BA in Fine Art at Newcastle University in 2015 and has since been developing her practice and working on a variety of projects. Hannah’s work commonly follows themes of an experimental or archival nature. She is passionate about the environment and working with low impact and recycled materials. Hannah frequently makes use of found or discarded objects in her printmaking .
Hannah has exhibited work in Soho, London (Soho Fluorescent Festival, June 2015) , The Centre for Life Newcastle (Encapsulation solo show January 2016), 36 Lime street Gallery (New blood and Process 2016)  Full list below. Solo shows in Bold
 

2017, May - Spectrum, 36 Lime Street Gallery, Newcastle
2017, April - Thoughtful Plant, Thought Foundation , Birtley
2017, March - Paper, 36 Lime Street Gallery, Newcastle
2017, February – Illustration Chaos, Wildflower Event Space, Newcastle
2016, December- Painting , Prints and Photography, Tennants Auction , Yorkshire
2016, November - Process , 36 Lime Street Gallery
2016, March - New Blood, 36 Lime Street Gallery
2016, February - Encapsulation, Centre for Life
2015, December – Pulled Print Show, Newcastle Arts Centre
2015, November – Lime-line, 36 Lime Street Gallery Newcastle
2015, July – Soho Fluorescent Festival, Simons Muirhead and Burton, Soho London
2015, July – Newcastle University Fine Art Degree Show, SCIN Gallery, London
2015, June – Newcastle University Fine Art Degree Show, Newcastle University
2014, November – Square one, Uptin House, Newcastle
2014, June – Tea and cake planet, Stephenson works Newcastle
2014, March – Wensleydale in Print, Chapel Gallery, Hawes
2013, November – Curiosities, Bamburgh House, Newcastle
2013, November – Mothscape, Newcastle University Tic space
2013, June - Biros and Brew, The Quilliam Brothers Teahouse
2013, January - Strands, Newcastle University Long Gallery
2013, March - Letters, System Gallery, Bar Loco, Newcastle
2012, January - Open Studios, Newcastle University Fine Art Building
2011, May - Foundation, Wildman street studios, Kendal, Cumbria
2011, February - Grow your own, Kendal Museum, Cumbria

Ouseburn, Newcastle 2017. 36 Lime street studios are to the left and central is Ouseburn farm. Byker Bridge crosses the valley