From City of Empire to City of Diversity: A Visual Journey uses the fabulous, and until recently criminally difficult to access Dyche collection, as a starting point for a journey into over 130 years of how Birmingham has been represented and documented through photography. Continue reading Review: From City of Empire to City of Diversity: A Visual Journey
Review of “Until the Last Oak Falls” by the photographer Adrian Fisk. A fascinating trove of documentary photos of the mid to late 1990s road protests. Continue reading Review: Until the Last Oak Falls
Review of Vanley Burke’s Birmingham Festival 2022 exhibition Blood & Fire: Our Journey Through Vanley Burke’s History at Soho House Handsworth Continue reading Review: Blood & Fire: Our Journey Through Vanley Burke’s History
Review of the Radical Landscapes Exhibition at Tate Liverpool until 4th September 2022 Continue reading Review: Radical Landscapes
Review of the Home from Home exhibition at National Trust Birmingham’s Back to Backs Continue reading Review: Home from Home
Walk Midlands was featured on Kath Stancyszym’s 10:00 to 14:00 show on BBC Radio WM on 12th April 2022. Continue reading Walk Midlands on BBC Radio WM
Sarah Angliss and Caroline Radcliffe’s performance piece The Machinery Continue reading Review: The Machinery
Meadow Arts a Shrewsbury based contemporary arts organisation have launched RURALities their first ever digital programme of new work. Continue reading Review: RURALities
