Events and Exhibitions
"Little Faces Big Feelings" is a poignant photographic collection documenting and highlighting the profound impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children and young people worldwide. The project, spearheaded by documentary photographer Maria Reaney, brings together 16 artists from internationally diverse backgrounds to shed light on the social and emotional challenges faced by children during lockdowns and thereafter. On at the Library of Birmingham 18 April - 29 June 2024.
Venues
Past Events and Exhibitions
Saddleworth is the result of a five-year creative journey by Matthew Murray, fuelled by his desire to build an extraordinary and entirely new body of work.
Responding to a Landscape will explore, debate and review the evolving relationship between artists and photographers and the landscape. Hear from a number of perspectives, from acclaimed practitioners for which landscape is a recurring subject, a social and environmental concern, a research and archive practice and an essential departure. What does landscape and our natural world look like and mean to photographers and artists today?
Argentea Gallery presents an exhibition of Iran born artist Samin Ahmadzadeh.
Designed to take the fear out of networking, this event provides photographers and artists with the opportunity to talk about their work and make new connections, all in pain-free, 10-minute slots!
International artist, Jessa Fairbrother will be hosting a solo exhibition, Armour studies (regarding skin) at the Vittoria Street Gallery opening on Monday 16th January until Friday 17th February 2017.
Argentea Gallery presents ‘Fertile Ground’ the first of an annual exhibition that is intended to highlight Birmingham and the wider Midlands area as a place of abundant creative potential and production.
EAST MEETS WEST presents the work of 16 emerging artists working with moving image or photography. This exhibition includes works that represent the talent and ambition of artists in the Midlands today.
A daylong celebration of photographic projects that have never been seen before, followed by a closing talk from Vanley Burke, the 'Godfather of Black British photography'.
Based between London and Los Angeles, Saboury uses her body as a research tool to explore the architectural contexts of domestic and urban space. With a background in neuroscience, her practice considers the physical and psychological impacts of space upon the body. Her work across a range of media including sculpture, video, photography and performance probes aspects of interior and exterior space that are usually overlooked, making works that are frequently playful and sometimes uncomfortable.