- @kismetkotch
“A new arts hub based in Eastside, at club PST”. Don’t know much else about this one just yet - My kind of town: Birmingham | Travel | The Guardian
“Who better than an underground club promoter to sniff out the best shopping, food, bars and parties in Birmingham?” Odd that the photo caption says ‘outside Rooty Frooty’ - TEDxBrum – The Next Revolution
As we draw closer to the big day, this page will be where you can find information of the days schedule, where we’ll be and what to look forward to - Gay Village Guide Birmingham
There’s one of those little Area guide things for the Southside/Gay Village area - Hello Culture 2011
Pics, slides audio and video from last week’s event - 166 photographic jobs go as Doubletake Studios in Birmingham city centre collapses
The 166 workers, including make-up artists and photographers, were based at the studios in Mary Ann Street, off St Paul’s Square - Identity Drama School Annual Showcase
Identity Drama School Birmingham presents a powerful collection of hard-hitting, yet often humorous monologues, duologues and original plays drawing inspiration from a wide portfolio of contemporary playwrights, performed by Identity Drama School actors at The Drum Theatre in Birmingham - Sculpture Commission opportunity
We are seeking expressions of interest from artists or designers with experience of public art projects, ideally with experience of working in healthcare settings and with at least three years of graduate experience - 5 Books for Birmingham history, heritage and architecture buffs « Birmingham Conservation Trust
“Over the last couple of years some of our volunteers have highlighted and reviewed a range of books that might make great presents for heritage enthusiasts” - Nude show where naked dancers sit in lap of audience to spearhead Birmingham International Dance Festival
Fairly tragic piece by the Sunday Mercury but then this is the kind of publicity that means the show’ll sell out, so good on them (kinda). And anyway, they clearly haven’t heard the half of it - 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
