On Wednesday 26 November a free bus will travel between three of the city’s galleries - the Ikon (which will feature Harminder Singh Judge’s new exhibition), the Barber Institute of Fine Arts and the RBSA Gallery. There’ll be free guided tours of the exhibitions.
Here’s the bus timetable:
On the evening the Ikon Shop will be open […]
I’ve just had an email from a journalist writing an article on art in Birmingham. She says:
While I will be looking at galleries such as RBSA and Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery I would also like to look at something less conventional such as street art and something with a more independent edge
The first few […]
Capsule Blog - Think Antiques roadshow for fans of Metal
The next stops on the Home of Metal tour are Wolves Art Gallery (25 Oct), New Art Gallery Walsall (6 Nov with performance by Einstellung) and Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (7 Feb)
I Have Clones
A musician who’s just moved back to Birmingham (to finish off a […]
I’ve been feeling a bit off-colour the past couple of days, so apols for the lack of decent posting. If anything’s going to raise my spirits it’s the prospect of a sodding great whale and a huge robot both turning up in the city. It’s like Power Rangers or something.
The former comes courtesy of Claudia […]
By Chris Unitt
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Posted September 4, 2008
in Art, Festivals
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Tagged 4talent, balenaproject, baskerville, capsule, digital storytelling, field of light, hello digital, hello world, home of metal, ikon gallery, killriculum, light house, mailbox, millennium point, plus expo
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It’s nice to see the peeps at the Ikon making more use of audio and video on their website. The latest offering is a video documentary on the installation process and work of Shahzia Sikander whose exhibition, ‘Intimate Ambivalence‘ will be at the Ikon Gallery until 14 September.
Chris Keenan (Prime Objective) produced the video and […]
