Intercultural Dialogues
Intercultural Dialogues is at the MAC on 7 June. Tickets are £6 (£4 concessions).
Misc
Random posts that don’t fit anywhere else.
A couple of videos
James Tate has been practising with timelapse photography around Birmingham: Marketing Birmingham have a new vid for selling the city. It was put together by Fullrange and, among others, features Birmingham Royal Ballet, Clusta and Made Media
Exhibit This
It’s nearly the end of term, and you know what that means… showcases! Birmingham City University are already on the case with Exhibit This by its final year Media and Communication students. And the plan is… …to display their creative work to industry professionals and the general public while celebrating their achievements throughout their degree. … [Read more…]
Who Wants To Be…?
Nice idea this: Who Wants to Be…? is a spontaneous, democratic, live theatrical experience where the public really do take control. People propose ideas, discuss, and then vote on how to spend the evening’s entire box-office takings: Donate it? Invest it? Gamble it? Waste it? Form a collective and make the best idea happen yourself? … [Read more…]
Skillset’s Creative Media Workforce Survey
Complete the survey here. D’log explains why this is important.
Heritage and Cultural Learning Hub at UoB
From the University of Birmingham alumni newsletter*: A digital heritage revolution that will change the way visitors experience museums, galleries, libraries and archives is being led by the University’s Visual and Spatial Technology Centre (VISTA) and Department of Art History […] fundraising is ongoing for a new Heritage and Cultural Learning Hub, a high-tech multimedia … [Read more…]
IPEX 2010 is on
Those what know say IPEX is the the largest printing and graphic arts trade show in the English-speaking world. It’s at the NEC until 25 May.
CiB Shop BYOB Un-Launch
When we opened the Created in Brum shop in February we had a little launch party, as you do. Many people turned up and all was lovely and good. The only thing is the shop was pretty empty. It was sort of like meeting someone’s baby and expecting it to act like a precocious nine … [Read more…]