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September 24, 2011 by Ian Ravenscroft

I could never draw much more than a stick man on an Etch-a-Sketch but as part of The Big Draw, mac have been inviting people to show off their knob-twizzling skills and produce Etch-a-Sketch artwork for Re:sketch. And the creativity hasn’t been restricted to the classic etch-a-sketch picture, as artists have been actively encouraged to paint and take … [Read more…]

Posted in: Visual Arts Tagged: drawing, etch-a-sketch, exhibition, mac, re:sketch, the big draw, Visual Arts

Links for 23 September 2011

September 23, 2011 by Chris Unitt

Dance blogs in the West Midlands If you like dance, these are the blogs to follow Tindal Street Press’s summer ebook success | Tindal St Press “This summer the clear genre appeal of a regional crime novel and a summer beach romance have reached more readers than we could have expected”. Nicely done. Iona Waite … [Read more…]

Posted in: Links Tagged: ace dance & music, bmag, eastside projects, ESP, extra special people, iona white, james yarker, self assembly, stans cafe, tindal street press, west midlands dance, winterbourne

Boxxed set to close

September 23, 2011 by Ian Ravenscroft

Boxxed – the art, film, music and education venue on Floodgate Street in Digbeth – is to close its doors. The venue – which hosted the shoot for Juice Aleem’s Rock My Hologram music video and more – made this announcement on their Facebook page: It’s with a great deal of sadness that we have to … [Read more…]

Posted in: Creative Tagged: boxxed, closed, closing, custard factory, digbeth, floodgate street, juice aleem, project pigeon, rock my hologram

Dean Melbourne – The Power of Drawing

September 22, 2011 by Chris Unitt

Dean Melbourne‘s first solo show is now up at BryantPriestNewman. It’s on until December and you’re welcome to go check it out during office hours, just give them a shout first. Chantal Powell and Martin Pickard have both blogged about this already, with the latter having some good photos from the installation. FAKE Magazine were at … [Read more…]

Posted in: Visual Arts Tagged: bryantpriestnewman, chantal powell, corinna spencer, dean melbourne, fake magazine, martin pickard, the power of drawing

Ort.

September 21, 2011 by Chris Unitt

Ridhi Kalaria, Josephine Reichert and Noemi, three artists and philosophers are planning to open ORT on the 11/11/11, an artist and community café and bar space in Balsall Heath Ort will be opening at the Make It Zone on 11 November (that’s 11/11/11 – a date of significant interest to the Corduroy Club) with Juneau Brothers … [Read more…]

Posted in: Crafts, Creative, Performing Arts, Visual Arts Tagged: balsall heath, extra special people, Josephine Reichert, make it zone, Noemi, ort, Ridhi Kalaria, the spotted dog

Shout Festival 2011

September 19, 2011 by Chris Unitt

I’ve got nothing to base this on particularly, but something tells me that the Shout Festival has been growing year on year. Is that right? I’m not sure what it is – maybe it’s something about the programme or the list of partner organisations involved. Maybe, heading into its third year, it’s something to do … [Read more…]

Posted in: Festivals Tagged: shout festival

New Street Station hoardings

September 18, 2011 by Chris Unitt

I wandered down Hill Street a few weeks back and, looking one of the hoardings, said “huh, that looks like it’s by Sola“. And so it is. From Laura McNamara‘s website: As part of Regenerated in conjunction with Network Rail; Remi/Rough, Juice126, Zoot, Julian Kimmings and Sola were asked to create large scale artworks to … [Read more…]

Posted in: Visual Arts Tagged: juice126, julian kimmings, laura mcnamara, modified events, network rail, regenerated, remi/rough, sola, zoot

Chu and graffiti in Selly Oak

September 17, 2011 by Chris Unitt

There’s an interview with Chu in the latest VNA. It’s not online, but here’s an excerpt: Where were you painting in those days? Back then you couldn’t afford a train ticket; you’d get a coach down to Bristol with a bag of paint. Because I worked for Walsall Youth Arts, there were only three sites … [Read more…]

Posted in: Visual Arts Tagged: chu, Graffiti, selly oak, vna, walsall youth arts
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