kaos-arts is led by artist Karen Osborne who specialises in innovative participatory arts projects which help improve places inside and outside, offering a wide portfolio of arts based projects for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities
I was only saying to someone the other day that things had gone quiet at Eastside Projects. The new artist space/gallery was slated to open (much) earlier in the year but seemed beset with delays. No matter, because the opening party has been announced for Friday 26 September. The first exhibition will be ‘This is … [Read more…]
I’ve been feeling a bit off-colour the past couple of days, so apols for the lack of decent posting. If anything’s going to raise my spirits it’s the prospect of a sodding great whale and a huge robot both turning up in the city. It’s like Power Rangers or something. The former comes courtesy of … [Read more…]
From 4 September to 19 October Ikon Eastside will present The Eternal Now: Warhol and Film ’63-’68, organised with the Warhol Museum, Pittsburg: Key films by Warhol and his collaborators are presented, from the earliest period of the Factory when Warhol announced he was no longer making painting Some of Warhol’s series of Screen Tests … [Read more…]
Should you be looking for an affordable art market to visit, it just so happens the second LTD Edition of the year will be back at the Custard Factory on Sunday 31 August along with the Sunday Flea. This here is by Trav Art who will be there with some prints and t-shirts:
I tend to concentrate on stuff happening in Birmingham on CiB but Matthew Price has emailed with news of Birmingham artists getting recognition outside our fair city: Moseley’s Tessa Farmer has a work in the current show ‘Wrap your troubles in a dream’ at Lautom Contemporary in Oslo, curated by Power Ekroth. Looks like a … [Read more…]
Birmingham theatre company Stan’s Cafe are presenting their show Of All The People In All The World in Birmingham from 13 September to 5 October. Since 2003, when a smaller ‘UK version’ was shown in Birmingham Cathedral, the show has visited (among others) Australia, Slovenia, Canada, the USA, Denmark, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain … [Read more…]
I’m a bit slow in reporting on this and have just noticed that it’s now almost finished. If it ever started, of course (Wayne at the Metro has doubts). Donald Savage is an ‘American international cultural producer and curator’. Since 9 August he has been: Bringing you the very best in artistic excellence from around … [Read more…]