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…]
Pete and Aaron get on the Internet telly as Birmingham’s City of Culture bid is seen off: What nice, polite boys.
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.
Daisy Whitehouse is an illustrator. Murray Somerville is also an illustrator. But together they are Daze-Ray and they’re turning 48 Vyse Street in the Jewellery Quarter into an illustration exhibition from 21-28 May. The opening’s tonight – here’s the Facebook event and here’s the flyer:
The REP have put tickets on sale for the second half of the year. What’s more, they’ve written an eminently copy/paste-able round-up in a blog post about it. That’s always good to see. Highlights include: A new production of the sci-fi spoof Little Shop Of Horrors Sir Tom Stoppard’s adaptation of The Cherry Orchard starring … [Read more…]
One Step Beyond! « ACE dance and music “Find out all about ACE’s Director Gail Parmel” Brigid McLeer – Resident Artist at The Rea Garden | Behind Closed Doors “We are pleased to announce that the third artist residency is under way here at The Rea Garden. Artist Brigid Mc Leer has been working down at the … [Read more…]
From Shaanti’s website: 2010 sees the launch of ‘Shaanti 11, a UK music development organisation that shall continue with the philosophy of creating positive messages and community collision, through championing and celebrating innovative South Asian music, arts and visual communication. Our aim is to enhance and improve the creative economy and music practice across London, … [Read more…]
Writing West Midlands started last year: We are a new organisation designed to encourage, promote and actively facilitate literature development activity in the West Midlands. On this site you will find resources and links to Events, Opportunities for Writers, information about our Education programme, (Write On!), our annual Literature Festival (Birmingham Book Festival), Advice for Writers and more