Karen Strunks’ 4am Project had another outing over the weekend, this time teaming up with Project Brutal to explore Birmingham Central Library. (Photo by Nick Lockey) You can browse through all the photos that have been uploaded to Flickr. Mr Underwood did things slightly differently, going in to do some sound recordings: Firstly, a library … [Read more…]
I’ve been meaning to write something up about all those guest posts that we had on CiB throughout March. I thought it went very well. Alex was organising all of that so I had no real idea of what was going to go up on the site each day. By and large I was pretty … [Read more…]
I was at the MAC the other day and spotted this attached to a tree: It’s for RE:site, which is an exhibition put together by the Hive Collective and due to be shown at St Alphege Church in Solihull. It’s: An exhibition of contemporary artwork at St Alphege Church, produced in response to creative exploration around … [Read more…]
After that last post on the Tsunami fundraisers I was trawling round Face’s website and found a feature on Kate Hook. She’s a photographer and you can check out her work on her very own Facebook Page, with even more on her Flickr account.
A couple of club nights raising money for the Japanese tsunami with money from both going to the Red Cross’s appeal. Face is first up on 23 April at The Rainbow in Digbeth. Heducation‘s will be on 3 June at the Hare and Hounds in Kings Heath.
A year ago (almost to the day) we launched CiBmail – a weekly round-up of news and events delivered straight to your inbox. After a little while it went fortnightly and now we’re putting it on hold entirely. Basically, it’s a good thing (and the number of subscribers has increased nicely over the past 12 … [Read more…]
Misty’s Big Adventure are going the crowdfunding route for producing their next album. It’s a simple deal – pay £8 now, get an album to download later. There’s also a whole shopping list of extras that you can pick up in exchange for a little more investment, including advance copies of the album on CD, … [Read more…]
Paste artist, Lisk, rising star of the local scene and famed for his robots scattered across the city will compose a large scale paste of his robots finally completing their invasion of the city. There’s more to come from EXYZT’s Burningham (part of this year’s Fierce Festival) with a few more events, 19-21 April.