- Commercially Inviable Records » Here Come The Light Nights
A free sampler of upcoming releases on the label - Wanted: Critical friends
“BiNS is looking for contributors, willing to go out, and then come back, and write good criticism about what they found”. Splendid. - Why couldn’t I quote Charlotte’s Web on stage?
Lucy Caldwell on copyright struggles encountered when writing Notes For Future Self - Nikki Pugh’s Colony Prototype | Hide&Seek
“On Tuesday I went to Birmingham, to try out a protoype of Nikki Pugh’s developing project Colony.” From Holly at Hide & Seek - LOCKED OUT | The Abri
“We need to keep the building, which used to be an old post office but is now privately owned, in the community. We need a dentist and a GP, the building is ready for both. We need a place where mothers, fathers, families, friends and local businesses, (who remain or will soon return), can meet, have coffee and relax with a book.” Help needed to take this social enterprise on - City TV Broadcasting
“City TV Broadcasting Ltd has announced it will file an application to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, to acquire television licences in a minimum of five cities across the United Kingdom. It will locate its head of operations in Birmingham” - {placekitten}
One for the web designers, courtesy of Mark James from Made. It’s “A quick and simple service for getting pictures of kittens for use as placeholders in your designs or code” - Where we’re at… « colour
“After much reflection, we’ve decided to wind down our live activities for the foreseeable future. We’re still very much interested in collaborations with other organisations, consultancies and guest DJ sets, but we won’t be putting on any of our own shows – only if something truly unmissable comes our way” - Complaints Choir of Birmingham
This is from a few years back, but it’s the first I’ve heard of it - Fifty:Fifty partner announced
“The Crafts Council and Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery (BMAG) will work together to deliver a major contemporary craft exhibition in autumn 2011. The exhibition called Lost in Lace”. BMAG was chosen from a shortlist of three institutions
