ESP http://www.createdinbirmingham.com Fri, 17 Aug 2018 17:05:12 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://www.createdinbirmingham.com/wp-content/uploads/cropped-CiB-Google-copy-32x32.jpg ESP http://www.createdinbirmingham.com 32 32 Links for 6 January 2012 http://www.createdinbirmingham.com/2012/01/06/links-for-6-january-2012/ Fri, 06 Jan 2012 08:43:06 +0000 http://www.createdinbirmingham.com/?p=11371 [Read more...]]]>
  • Eastside Projects Hosting: What is Art? Charity event at St Basils 13/01/12
    Organised by ESP member Kartal Uppal, this evening will look at and debate the question; What makes something Art? With contributions from Gavin Wade (Director, Eastside Projects), Tyler Cann (Curator, Ikon Gallery) and Cathy Wade (Artist and Lecturer)
  • Things Team Fierce looks forward to in 2012. . . | Fierce Festival
    Lots of good stuff, with plenty happening around Birmingham
  • Sarah Ray illustration: Screenprinting workshops
    Learn to make your own cards, posters or whatever. Silkscreen printing always looks to me like being a very satisfying process
  • Flatpack Festival founder: Ian Francis
    A decent little interview
  • Follow the Dancing for the Games projects online
    Loads of links to the projects that are part of the Dancing for the Games programme
  • Aga | Luthien Photography
    Kamila’s been shooting around Digbeth (via Digbeth is Good)
  • Birmingham NYE 2012 fireworks
    Sounds like things went a little wrong. If you’d read our New Year events round-up you’d have known to expect ‘low level pyrotechnics’
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  • 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 awarded BBC Dance Fellowship « ACE dance and music
    Congrats to Iona
  • Home is where the Art is: Progressive Birmingham
    “‘Birmingham Faces and Places’ is a late nineteenth century publication celebrating the great and the good in Birmingham, people and places. I talked to Dr Andy Green about ‘Faces and Places’ and Birmingham in the late nineteenth century, when it was granted city status, and attempting to define itself as a modern, progressive city.”
  • (All) Night at The Museum: 24 hour usage – it could make sense « Museum Network Warwickshire
    BMAG “are opening their Collections Centre for a ‘led’ overnight creative writing session”
  • Dramaturgy in Dialogue: James Yarker | Outside Eye
    Michael Pinchbeck is researching the role of the dramaturg for a PhD. Here he interviews Stan’s Cafe’s James Yarker
  • THE COMMENTATORS | and
    Speaking of. “The Commentators are delighted to be invited to report on all the action at Egremont Crab and Sports Fair. See them in the flesh or tune in via the widget below for the latest manifestation of this occasional project by theatre company Stan’s Café”
  • Self Assembly 2: Pitching Event Thursday 29 September 6.30-8pm Eastside Projects « We Are Eastside | Birmingham
    “If your idea is successful you will be supported by ESP and Eastside Projects as you organise and host your event/s, giving you the opportunity to start conversations, make connections, hear about particular aspects of practice or explore ideas that you are interested in.”
  • Winterbourne Call for Artists
    “We are now seeking new artists to exhibit their work in the Edwardian visitor attraction during 2012.” Which is nice. As impressive though is the mention of the £3m redevelopment of the Arts and Crafts house in 2010
    • ]]>         Extra Special People http://www.createdinbirmingham.com/2010/09/06/extra-special-people/ http://www.createdinbirmingham.com/2010/09/06/extra-special-people/#comments Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:51:41 +0000 http://www.createdinbirmingham.com/?p=6877 [Read more...]]]> Extra Special People

    So if you haven’t already heard of this programme, read on, because artists this sounds Amazing (yes, it deserves a capital).

    Extra Special People (ESP) is a membership programme run by Eastside Projects, for anyone who would benefit from engaging with a dynamic, ambitious, artist-led environment.

    ESP members are offered a range of opportunities to develop their practice and career through critical group discussions, practical support and guidance, exhibition and residency opportunities, networking events and one-to-one support from established arts professionals and ESP staff. Dialogue between members is generated through a weekly programme of informal and formal event including seminars, talks, film screenings and visits to projects, exhibitions and events in other UK cities.

    There are a number of opportunities currently available, visit the website to read more and apply, along with a rundown of this months programme of events.

    For more information on attending events and joining ESP, contact info@extraspecialpeople.org.

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