Digbeth First Friday 4th July: Home for Waifs And Strays (Live Art Initiative)
Find their work here: http://hfwas.co.uk




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Digbeth First Friday 4th July: Home for Waifs And Strays (Live Art Initiative)
Find their work here: http://hfwas.co.uk
Digbeth First Friday: 4th July.
Links:
Digbeth First Friday: http://digbethfirstfriday.com/
VIVID projects: http://www.vividprojects.org.uk/
A3 Projects Space: http://a3projectspace.org/
Record Player Orchestra Website: http://recordplayerorchestra.com/
Trevor Pitt at Pod Projects: http://www.podprojects.org/about
Ashok Mistry: http://ashokdmistry.com/
Here are some photographs of Digbeth on a special sunny day. They were taken a couple of weeks ago, you could probably guess when.
If you’re ‘Mad about Mod’, go to Urban Village at the Custard Factory. If not, go anyway and meet some colourful and friendly folk. Their website is here: http://www.urban-village.co.uk/.
Last week I attended a brilliant Art Walk arranged by the University of Birmingham Research and Cultural Collections department. Clare Mullett and her colleague Chloe Lund delivered a captivating tour of some of the art and sculpture around the University of Birmingham campus.
I have studied there for years and always thought that it was a special place. Now I know it is. Clare and Chloe led our group around the campus through wind and rain, shining a light on each piece and each neglected corner with enthusiasm. Their words and stories about works from Paolozzi, Hepworth and Lanyon brought the pieces to life. I can’t replicate that but can recommend their work. Some of this can be seen here: http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/culture/index.aspx .
This is Coventry Road in Small Heath, Birmingham.
It’s a place alive with variety. Today, I captured a small sample of this thanks to the kind people who allowed me to photograph their property.
I challenge you to find better value elsewhere.