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Friction Arts, 10:30Am–10:30Pm the Edge, 79-81 Cheapside, B12 0QH Birmingham Open Studios, 12Pm–Late Various Locations Aroun BARRACK ST LAWLEY M ASTON ST JAMES WATT QUEENSWAY WINDSOR ST S JENNENS RD IDDLEWAY BELMONT ROW VAUXHALL RD ST JAMES’ PL CARDIGAN ST NEWTON ST PENN ST COLESHILL ST CORPORATION ST DALTON ST VIADUCT ST LAWLEY Friday 3 August, 2018 CHAPEL ST JENNENS RD Millennium Point M I BULL ST D CURZON ST D THE PRIORY QUEENSWAY L E 1 W A Grand Union, 6–9pm Y v Unit 19, Minerva Works, B5 5RS Eastside TEMPLE ROW LOWER BULL ST s Park Curzon St MONTAGUE ST DALE END Station CHERRY ST ALBERT ST FAZELEY ST ST 2 Vivid Projects, 5–10:30pm ANDOVER 1 v UNION ST CARRS LANE Unit 16, Minerva Works, B5 5RS FAZELEY ST 2 3 TEMPLE ST NEEDLESS ALLEY PARK ST NEW STREET CANNON ST CORPORATION ST PINFOLD ST HILL ST MOOR ST QUEENSWAY 4 NEW STREET Minerva Birmingham Works HIGH ST Moor St SHAW’S PASSAGE NEW CANAL ST 3 STEPHENSON BORDESLEY ST Stryx, 5–9pm MOOR ST MOOR ST LINK 6 v Unit 13, Minerva Works, B5 5RS FAZELEY ST PICKFORD ST Birmingham BOLTON ST 5 GT BARR ST WATERY LANE MIDDLEWAY New St BARN ST NAVIGATION ST Bullring & GLOVER ST HILL ST QUEENSWAY Selfridges PARK ST RIVER ST MERIDEN ST QUEENS DRIVE Bullring LIVERPOOL ST COVENTRY ST 4 Centrala, 6–9pm 6 WESTLEY ST ST MARTIN’S TRENT ST MILK ST v Unit 4, Minerva Works, B5 5RT STATION ST LOWER TEMPLE ST MOAT LANE GLOVER ST WATERY LA OXFORD ST Floodgate St HIGH 5 UPPER DEAN ST ST DERITEN Recent Activity, 6–9pm HEATH MILL LANE LOWER TRINITY ST NE MIDDLEWAY SMALLBROOK QUEENSWAY DEAN ST v MILL LANE D Custard 82 Floodgate Street, B5 5SR ADDERLEY ST Coach JFK Factory PERSHORE ST BRADFORDStation ST HIGH ST DERITEND CATHEY ST NEW BOND ST ADDERLEY ST UPPER TRINITY ST 6 GREEN ST Eastside Projects, 6–9pm 86 HIGH ST BORDESLEY INGE ST BARFORD ST ESSEX ST Heath Mill Lane, B9 4AR REA ST BOWYER ST BRADFORD ST HURST ST CHEAPSIDE WARWICK ST BIRCHALL ST ALCESTER ST SHERLOCK ST MOSELEY ST BROMSGROVE ST SKINNER LANE Coventry Rd 7 Friction Arts, 10:30am–10:30pm 7 LOWER ESSEX ST BRADFORD ST CAMP HILL Bordesley v The Edge, 79-81 Cheapside, B12 0QH LOMBARD ST KENT ST SHERLOCK ST CHEAPSIDE BISHOP ST REA ST WRENTHAM ST MOSELEY ST Birmingham Open Studios, 12pm–Late BARFORD ST TRINITY TERRACE MOSELEY RD LOWER DARWIN ST CHARLES HENRY ST Various locations around Digbeth/City MACDONALD ST RAVENHURST ST BROOM ST ALCESTER ST Centre LOWE ST ALCESTER ST Highgate A4540 Park LEOPOLD ST SAMPSON RD N SHERLOCK ST BISSELL ST DARWIN ST ILL H CIR P C M U A S T F C O VAUGHTON ST R GOOCH ST C STRATFORD ST N CHARLES HENRY ST R E N O O DYMOKE ST P STRATFORD RD S digbethfirstfriday.com LEOPOLD ST ANGELINA ST VAUGHTON ST S @digbethfirstfri CAMP HILL MIDDLEWAY ST LUKE’S RD HENLEY ST #digbethfirstfriday STANHOPE ST 6 Eastside Projects: Digbeth First Friday | Summer Camp, 6–9pm v Come and join us as we open the doors to this year’s Summer Camp. Each year ESP members take over the gallery to use as a space to test ideas and show work in progress. This year Chloe Ashley, Laura Cooper, Aileen Doherty, Luke Routledge and Emily Warner are occupying the gallery as part of an expanded studio, and are joined by other ESP members who have added their work to the mix for the Summer Camp Show. The show will remain open for Saturday 4 August, 12–5pm. 7 Friction Arts: Ideas Of Noise Festival, 10:30am–10:30pm v Ideas of Noise is a new festival of experimental sound taking place in Birmingham (3rd-5th Aug) Plan your evening! across 3 venues. For Digbeth First Friday, performances taking place at The Edge include: 'Writing With Noise' Workshop | Onin (Joe Wright/James Malone) | Fizzle: Angharad Davies + Mark Here’s what’s on offer this month: 3 August 2018 Sanders/Rhodri Davies. Birmingham Open Studios, Events and openings across Birmingham, 12pm–late 1 Grand Union: Open Studios and Summer Party, 6–9pm v For August Digbeth First Friday, Grand Union a throwing a summer party! To kick of the summer Come and explore Birmingham Open Studios, showing the work of nearly 100 artists, across 11 break join Digbeth for drinks, music and dancing and celebrate the inaugural Birmingham Open spaces with 5 one off events on 3rd & 4th August. Take a behind the scenes look into the canal-side Studios Event. From 6–9pm studios in units 15 & 17 and Modern Clay will be open to meet artists, warehouses, old factories, and new developments that make up Birmingham’s artists studios, explore working process and see GUs studio spaces. From 9pm–late join us in the gallery space for summer celebrations accompanied by drinks, music and good company. workshops and project spaces. Check the website for various opening times across the studio spaces. A map and all of the locations can be found on the Birmingham Open Studios website. 2 Vivid Projects: Ideas Of Noise Festival, 5pm–10:30pm v Ideas of Noise is a new festival of experimental sound taking place in Birmingham (3rd-5th Aug) across 3 venues. For Digbeth First Friday, performances taking place at Vivid Projects include: Billy Lucas | Richard Scott | Ann Antidote plus Notorische Ruhestörung: Bondage meets Noise | Simon Paton | Live Stream. 3 Stryx: In Difference, 5–9pm v We live in a time of what seems continuous anxiety inducing states. Tortured by worry we fantasies of calm, dream of recognition and strive for the perfect home, love life, status and travelling to exotic places. Artists Hamp, Taylor and Spackman, attempt to present the antidote in association with Stryx Gallery. This exhibition will be a collective mindset of stoic thought. Embracing the varied practices on show, the works are brought together with a playful approach to life, art and a humorous acceptance that the one thing we all have in common, is that we are different. 4 Centrala Art Gallery: Invasion Night, 6–9pm v Focusing on the theme of Invasion and Uprising, Centrala will celebrate 1968 anniversary with a short movie screening about the Prague Spring and its effect on popular culture alongside the recordings of singer Marta Kubišová, who became an ikon of that period in Czechoslovakia. This event is a part of upcoming exhibition ‘Eastern Bloc Songs: Party, Pop & Politics’ by Wayne Burrows which will address the question about connections between popular music and political situation in Eastern Bloc Countries during Soviet regime. ‘Invasion night’ is one of five film screening events in collaboration with #uprisingf68 initiative. 5 Recent Activity: Nomadic Vitrine: Tulani Hlalo, 6–9pm v Recent Activity is pleased to present the latest iteration of ‘Nomadic Vitrine’ featuring work by Tulani Hlalo. The display will be shown at Eastside Projects alongside their ‘Summer Camp’ as part of Digbeth First Friday. digbethfirstfriday.com @digbethfirstfri.
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