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The Faculty of Arts, Design and Media has a wide-ranging programme of exhibitions and events throughout the year which culminates with the Inspired Festival at the end of the summer term.
The exhibition spaces at Birmingham City University are an integral part of the teaching and learning environment, as well as being ideal venues for the public to visit and be inspired.
The exhibition spaces include the Parkside Gallery in the city centre Parkside Building and Vittoria Street Gallery at our School of Jewellery in the Jewellery Quarter. Our Parkside Gallery also features an adjacent coffee shop and seating area for refreshments.
A core team of staff organise a number of exhibitions and events celebrating student’s research and practice. Industry partners, staff and practitioners also engage with the programme to enrich our teaching and learning. There are also a wide range of collaborative activities which take place across the city and beyond.
ARRANGE is an innovative exhibition showcasing the creative prowess of technicians across all faculties, transcending traditional boundaries. 2024 is a significant year for Technicians at Birmingha...
8-31 January 2025
This exhibition will explore innovative uses of generative AI with the Faculty of Arts, Design and Media at Birmingham City University. Submissions f...
This exhibition will explore the work of Emily John, a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice investigates themes of identity deeply rooted in her experience of British working-class herita...
This exhibition will explore the work of Tom Hicks. Tom is a multidisciplinary artist, best known for his ongoing project, Black Country Type. Presented via the Instagram account, ...
For enquiries, please telephone 0121 331 5878 or email john.hall@bcu.ac.uk.
Please note that the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire has its own dedicated web page and extensive programme.
For more updates on our exhibitions follow our Instagram account.
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