- Yam Big Richard
Richard’s DJing, hacks, collages and write-ups from events - Warwick Bar
A website for Minerva Works, the small industrial estate in Digbeth currently home to Grand Union Studios, Fazeley Park, Street Print and Clifton Steel - Fast Forward – 6.8 million items in our collections! Phew « Museum Network Warwickshire
Fast Forward 2010, the 6th bi-annual survey of West Midlands museums. In all, 170 of you participated, 79% of all our museums! Covering organisational health, collections, and users, it is a wide-ranging and detailed picture of museum provision throughout the West Midlands in 2010 - The Event, Various venues, Birmingham – Reviews
A review of The Event in the Independent - BASS FESTIVAL 2012- Commissions NOW OPEN!
To mark the 50th anniversary of Jamaican Independence and to welcome the Jamaican Olympic team to Birmingham BASS will have JAMAICA as its theme in 2012 - Dancing for the Games | Blog | Moving Earth open workshops
sampad‘s Dancing for the Games project Moving Earth is holding open workshops in Birmingham on Saturday 26 November. - Michael’s Animation blog
Michael Price is studying animation at BCU - BBC Performing Arts Funds announce fellowships
The BBC Performing Arts Fund announced recently that 13 dance organisations across the UK had been awarded a grant as part of its Dance Fellowships scheme, including ACE Dance and Music and Warwick Arts Centre’s Boys Dancing - “Long-Eared Furry Things” – blog – frilly
Bunnies, generally - Eastside Projects Public Evaluation Event
“From 27 to 29 October, Eastside Projects in Birmingham, UK held a three day symposium to analyse and evaluate three years of an artist run space as public gallery”. The videos are online, I just wish they had titles - Open File
Open File is a curatorial conversation between artist Jack Brindley and curator Tim Dixon. The project began as a blog in February 2011. Launching at Grand Union this November 18th, the project will exist as an on-going series of live events, an open and expanding cumulative publication, and a new web-based archive and resource
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I love it when someone I taught and told “honest, blog it all, you’ll get some attention from it” appears on this blog. I had the very-talented Michael in my critical studies class last year. Well done him!