Archive

4 October 20245-6pm; 6-8pm

A landscape image of organic matter covering breasts. The organic matter appears almost like mouldy leaves sewn together but it isn't quite clear what it is. The pale skin visible beneath it features a tattoo of a figure.

November Digbeth First Friday: Samhain inspired Performances by Linda Stupart, Hasti, and Kasra Jalilipour

1 November 20246–8pm

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a still from ‘Derby Day’. A blurred, out-of-focus image of a football pitch and the stands sits on a plain black background. A caption, written in a white text against the black background reads ‘And they were going to let their old, decrepit gooner, their leader, kill me.]

Unmasking || Remapping x Flatpack: Babeworld Q&A with Anne Duffau Podcast

May, 2024

InsideOnline

A landscape film still showing a large open doorway built into the side of a sandy hill in an arid terrain. From the dark opening in the hillside, figures emerge carrying a large red flag between them.

Online Screening: Screening Rights Film Festival – ‘One’s Connection is Another’s Division’

Online11–20 October 2024

EventsOnline

A landscape image of a large screen within a darkened gallery space. The screen shows a brightly coloured animation of a varied group of people holding placards bearing slogans such as ‘Together is Better, know your rights’, ‘Repair don’t Demolish’, and ‘Housing is a human right.’ Atop the image, large yellow words read; ‘A Bedroom for Everyone’ in capital letters on the diagonal across the screen.

Article: ‘Community Video Archives and the Present – Ed Webb Ingall’s A Bedroom For Everyone’ by Dr. Gregory Salter

Online

A landscape image of cool grey-blue water, with a choppy surface that fills the whole frame. At the centre of the image, bold yellow text in a modern font reads 'sound of gentle nudges from the sea'.

October First Friday: Screening of ‘Aphonia’ by Sophie Hoyle, ‘Portland Forecast’ by Seo Hye Lee, and ‘I can fit a fist in my mouth’ by Mathew Wayne Parkin

12 September 20246–8.30pm

A landscape image of a simple metal shelving unit holding ceramics in a large room filled with people and art works.

Art and Ecology: What is a Market? A workshop-style discussion event

A square image of pink and blue frequency waves on a aubergine purple background. A single bright, electric blue wave line shoots horizontally across the centre of the image. Below this blue line, there are many bright pink waves and lines, which increase in intensity towards the bottom of the image.

September Digbeth First Friday: Soil Seance listening sessions with Michelle Atherton

6 September 2024

Grand Union4 May – 3 August 2024

a landscape image of a dark gallery space, with a simple but large wooden box sitting within it. Through the doorway of the wooden box, a room with pink walls, and a messy computer desk is visible.

Babeworld x utopian_realismLove is Real, and it’s Inside Of My Computer

National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham13–16 June 2024

A landscape image of a darkened gallery space with black walls and a grey concrete floor. Within the room, there sits a simple but large wooden structure built of industrial stud-wall timber. There is a doorway on one wall of the structure, through which a room with pale pink walls can be seen. A mirror and clothing rack are partially visible.

August Digbeth First Friday: Late Night Opening of ‘Love is Real, and it’s Inside Of My Computer’

2 August 20245–8pm

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Art & Ecology Recorded Stories: Soil

Online

A landscape image of a messy computer desk. The desk holds a pink mouse, keyboard, and xbox controller, alongside a notebook, a yellow pack of swan cigarette filters, and open medication. A computer monitor is partially visible, featuring an unclear dark image and a caption written in write text that reads ' Table? It's getting scrubbed.' Also on the desk is a small black speaker, a capybara toy, and a mug filled with pens that features an axyoltl.

July Digbeth First Friday: Late Night Opening of ‘Love is Real, and it’s Inside Of My Computer’

5 July 20245–8pm

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a landscape graphic of a garden design. At the centre of the image, against a cream background, there is a drawing of a variety of plants and flowers growing on different levels of the ground. Tree trunks stand in the centre of the image. The flowers and brightly coloured in yellows and pinks, and the bright green leaves stand out against the brown and cream.

Gardeners’ World Live 2024: ‘Common Ground’

Plane Structure, Minerva Works7 June 20244–6pm

A portrait image of lots of printed ephemera stuck to a wall, evoking a teenager's bedroom. The poster's and stickers feature various anime characters and boybands.

Unmasking || Remapping: Mask-making workshop with Babeworld and ‘Deco’ keyring workshop with Bunny Bissoux

Plane Structure7 June 20246–10pm

a landscape image of a figure dressed in a black tasseled outfit, a brightly coloured harness around their chest and shoulders, a black leather beret, and a pink mask that covers the entirety of their face. The figure has their arms raised and the tassels of the outfit fly outwards, as if in the middle of dancing. The figure is surrounded by pastel toned fabrics in shades of pink, blue, green, and yellow, that hang from the ceiling.

Unmasking || Remapping: Masked Ball with utopian_realism and Naoibh McNamee

A landscape image of a person watering plants in a garden space. The person wears blue jeans and a blue shirt, and has their back to the camera. They hold a hosepipe over a slightly raised flower bed.

Podcast: ‘Now Here’ with May Robson

February 2024

InsideOnline

a landscape film still taken from Babeworld’s ‘Derby Day’. At the centre of the image, a small blow up man lies on the grey floor in a corridor through a doorway. The smiling face of the man is distorted by the shape of the inflatable, and his body clad in a white t-shirt and black trousers is cartoonish. The low position of the camera provides a clear view of the stacks of DVDs, clothes, figurines, and yellow lighter also lying on the floor in the room before the corridor. Behind the inflatable figure, through a second doorway, part of a cluttered living room is visible.

Unmasking || Remapping x Flatpack: ‘Derby Day’ – Babeworld Screening and Q&A with Anne Duffau

15 May 20246–7.30pm

Mockingbird Cinema
Plus late night gallery opening until 9pm.

8 May 202410.30am–12.30pm

A landscape graphic image of dark blue lines and words on a pale, off-white background. The thick, dark blue lines suggest a simple, Labyrinth map.

Unmasking || Remapping: Emotional Mapping Workshop with Lee Mackenzie

Winterbourne House and Gardens

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a landscape image of a group of people on the canalside in the afternoon sunshine. Several people stand, having a conversation amongst themselves, whilst others sit on folding chairs. The sunlight bounces off the still water on the canal, the blue industrial buildings, and the green leaves of the trees across the water.]

May Digbeth First Friday 10 Yr Anniversary: Junction Works

3 May 20244–8pm

Junction Works

A landscape image of a person lying on the floor, surrounded by, and covered in, white sheets of paper filled with simply drawn story boards. The image is a Birdseye view of the scene. The person has a dark bob haircut with a fringe, wears all black and large glasses. They have a vacant expression and stare straight ahead into the sky.

May Digbeth First Friday 10 Yr Anniversary: Babeworld x utopian_realism Opening

3 May 20244–8pm

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A square graphic featuring purple text and orange shapes on a plain white background. At the top of the graphic, simple, minimal font reads ‘Grand Union’ in a bright purple shade Below this, bright orange shapes are arranged to spell out the word ‘open’ in an abstracted way, the shapes have a plasticky, tape-like quality about them, and slightly overlap the simple font. Below the orange shapes, the same purple font used at the top of the graphic, spells out ‘studios’.

April Digbeth First Friday: Spring Open Studios

Grand Union5 April 20246–8pm

Grand Union6 March 20246–7.30pm

A landscape image of a large snake and several scattered oranges on a set of concrete stairs. The snake slithers down the stairs, its length draped across several. Small green plants emerge from various places on the stairs, indicating a slight sense of disrepair.

Discussion and Q&A: ‘in the house of names’ by Sulaïman Majali

Grand Union1 March 20242–4.30pm; 6–8pm

A landscape, black-and-white image of a person holding a large white piece of paper with small black writing on it. the person wears a dark jumper, a chunky bead necklace, and dark framed glasses. they have shoulder length hair and a fringe.

Film Screening: ‘Citizen Jane: Battle for the City’

Birmingham School of Art, Margaret Street23 February 20241–4pm

a landscape image of a dark gallery space with plain grey walls. Leaning against the wall are three upside down protest placards, piled against each other. The placard at the front of the pile, although upside down, reads, ‘We need more 3,4,5 bedroom social homes’, in black, handwritten, capital letters. To the right of the placards, a vintage style TV sits upon a plinth. A white, blue, and red animated scene is visible on the screen, but it is difficult to make out any details. Simple black folding chairs are placed between the wall and camera.

Screening and Discussion Event: ‘A Bedroom for Everyone’ by Ed Webb-Ingall

Grand Union 15 September – 9 December 2023

Ed Webb-IngallA Bedroom for Everyone

The Bothy6 October 20236–7.30pm

October Digbeth First Friday: ‘Umbilical Stories, Navel Sensualities and Reproductive Desires’ by Niya B

6 October 20234.30 - 5.45 pm

October Digbeth First Friday: ‘Listening to the Environment, from a Queer Perspective’ with The Hildegard Von Bingen Society

Grand Union August 202311.30am-3pm

Sistren Theatre Collective x Victoria Adukwei BulleySweet Sugar Rage

Online 21–27 August 2023

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Histories of Women's Place-making in BirminghamWomen in the Centre Walk and Exhibition

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RESOLVE CollectiveAugust Digbeth First Friday Event

4 August 20237-11pm

An image of a tile featuring navy blue text and various patterns against a white background – it is promoting an exhibition. At the top of the tile, a hand scrawled text reads 'There Has To Be Somewhere'. Underneath this text, patterns stretch across the image from left to right; the top is a navy blue loop-de-loop style pattern, the middle features three gold asterix stars and a pale pink chain-like pattern, and the final line consists of the same stars and upwards and right-turning arrows. Underneath these patterns are three artist's names written in the same scrawl as the top text, reading 'Emelia Kerr Beale', 'Rachael House' and 'Lucy Hutchinson'. Underneath this in a type-faced font reads 'Grand Union, 9–24 June 2023'.

There Has To Be Somewhere

9–24 June 2023

June Digbeth First Friday: Open Studios & The Growing Project Sale

2 June 20236-8pm

Writing Workshop with Cindy Sissokho

27 May 202310am-12pm

Grand Union 8 April – 27 May 2023

Beverley BennettSimon Says/Dadda

4 March 2022 – 30 April 2023

The Field Commission: Asad Raza – Reabsorption

Beverley BennettQ&A with Beverley Bennett and Simon Says/Dadda cast & crew

Online27 April 20236-7pm

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Growing Project – Spring Plant Swap

Minerva Apothecary Garden22 April 202310am–12pm

Grand Union 7 April 20236-8pm

April Digbeth First Friday: ‘Simon Says/Dadda’ Exhibition Launch

FIELD COMMISSION: Past, Present, & Future In-Conversation

8 March 20235.30-6.30pm

Grand Union Gallery 2 September – 10 December 2022

Alberta Whittle We gather and dream of new congregations

Thomas Abercromby and Invited GuestsSchool of Abolition

25–26 November 2022

St. Philip's Cathedral23 November 20222pm - 4pm

Book Launch: ‘Learning & Growing’ by Mrs Eunice McGhie-Belgrave

Grand Union5 November 202212pm - 3pm

melissandre varinWho's gonna clean the mess in/of your garden?

25–18 October 20223pm - 4.30pm

Warwick Bar Walking Tours

Grand Union 29 September 20225pm - 7pm

Ed Webb-Ingall Housing for All/A Bedroom for Everyone

Alberta WhittleFilm Launch: Alberta Whittle ‘Congregation (creating dangerously)’

1 August 20225pm - 7pm

Write me up: a workshop evidencing queerness through photography & poetry with De’Anne Crooks

10 July 202212pm – 4pm

Film Screening: Sistren Theatre Collective Sweet Sugar Rage (1985)

1–9 July 2022

Illustrating Your Own World: An Illustration Workshop with Ellis Miles Stewart

26 June 202212pm - 4pm

Grand Union x UoB MA Art History & Curating StudentsThe Age of Dreamers is Over

3–25 June 2022

Paper wrapped Veda loaf, with nutritional label

Laura WilsonTrained on Veda

2020 – 2022

Cooking SectionsThe Empire Remains Shop Franchise Agreement

2019 – 2022

4 March 20226.30 - 8.30pm

Dark Room: San Francisco Sex and Protest 1988-2003

Grand Union GallerySeptember 2021 – March 2022

Phyllis ChristopherHeads and Tails

Grand Union9 September – 18 October 2021

OPEN CALL: EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITYGrand Union x UoB MA Art History and Curating

Ecology & Art Talks1: Community Gardening

Online30 September 20214pm - 5.30pm

30 September 20218.30 - 10.30

Breakfast OpeningPhyllis Christopher, Heads and Tails

On Tropism: Grand Union x University of Birmingham Art History & Curating

2021

Exhibition OpeningPhyllis Christopher, Heads and Tails

24 September 20216 - 8pm

Stryx24 September 20215.30pm - 6.30pm

Tunings - performance by Benny Nemer

A simultaneity of stories-so-far

May – July 2021

Minerva Works Garden30 July 20216.30 - 7.00pm

Lucy ReynoldsA Feminist Chorus / A Tender Map: Outdoor Performance

Grand Union18 June – 18 July 2021

Guerrilla GirlsArt Night 2021: The Male Graze

Online Premiere - The Growing Project Mini Documentary: Growing Inclusive Communities

Online16–17 July 20215pm

Online15 July 20218pm - 11pm

Art Night 2021 Marathon

Online9 July 20216pm - 7.30pm

Instituting with Care: Codes of Practice

Follow the link at the bottom of the page to book you place.

Online29 June 202111am - 12.30pm

Holly ArgentAlone & Together

Online12 April 20215.30pm - 7pm

Navi KaurChopping Club with Human Libraries

23 September 2020 – 1 January 2021

Grand UnionLet's Talk - Virtual One-to-One Sessions

Online18–31 January 2021

Benny Nemerofsky RamsayÉtudes

CALL OUTForming a Resident’s Association: Research Group

23 September – 19 October 2020

A sign painted on the side of Junction Works building. In yellow and white it reads, In a hostile environment respectability will not save you.

Alberta WhittleNo Mudder Country Here

Junction Works2020

The Growing Project Online

24 March – 1 August 2020

November 2019 – July 2020

The Natural Home of Unruly Outsiders

5 June 2019 – 14 July 2020

Open Call: BCU Graduate Residency 2019

THINKING FUTURES

6 March – 29 May 2020

How She Survived: a YouTube playlist by Jamie Crewe, with an introduction by Kim McAleese

16 April 2020

6–8pm

Laura Onions Corresponding Notes

1 March – 13 April 2020

Sudanese Kitchen, Omer Eltigani

1–31 March 2020

6 December 2019 – 31 March 2020

American Export

CineQ x GU: Tongues Untied with Curated Dining Experience

28 March 2020

6–8 pm

15 February – 28 March 2020

American Export: Hetain Patel / Emma Smith

American Export: A Tall Tale by Tito & Tita

18–25 March 2020

WE: I and I–a workshop with Alberta Whittle

21 March 2020

Love & Solidarity: Queer Conditions Reading Group

12 March 2020

6-8pm

Love & Solidarity: Exhibition Tour with Kim McAleese and John Heffernan

6 March 2020

6-7pm

Junction Works18 October – 25 December 2019

Christmas Pudding Loose Leaf Image Credit: Cooking Sections 2013

Cooking SectionsThe Empire Remains Christmas Pudding

8 September – 25 December 2019

Light Works

Digbeth First Friday: Modern Clay Winter Fair and The Growing Project Sale at Modern Clay

6 December 2019

A School for Tourists: Online with Emma Smith

26 November 2019

6–8pm

Stir Up Sunday

24 November 2019

Mystical Poetry & Love: Nisha Ramayya and Sarah Shin in conversation

15 November 2019

6.30–8pm

A group of people sit reading in the centre of a gallery space.

That’s When Good Neighbours Become Good Friends: Helen Nisbet

9 November 2019

1–5pm

7 September – 9 November 2019

And What It Became Is Not What It Is Now, – Public Programme

Gallery6 September – 9 November 2019

And what it became is not what it is now,

Queering The Sector: Meaningful Care, Meaningful Change

8 November 2019

10-5pm
Birmingham Hippodrome
Hurst Street, Southside, B5 4TB

Digbeth First Friday: Screening of Dyfodiaith + Q&A with Paul Eastwood

1 November 2019

6–7pm

The Empire Remains Christmas Pudding + Light Works discussion with Cooking Sections, Kim McAleese & Jo Capper

18 October 2019

6–8pm
Grand Union Gallery Space (158 Fazeley Street)

Memory as a contestatory force, a talk with Dr Lorraine Ryan

17 October 2019

6pm

8 September – 17 October 2019

The Forest Does Not Own Me Anymore, Forager Collective, Cooking Sections

We are both invisible – Language between the self and other, with Sophie J Williamson

12 October 2019

3–5pm

Creative Translation Workshop with Jen Calleja

28 September 2019

1–4pm

Birmingham Heritage Week: Junction Works & Banana Warehouse Hard Hat Tours

15 September 2019

11am-12pm

Screening of Snuff 1976 + Q&A with Joaquin Aras at the Electric Cinema

11 September 2019

6 – 9pm

Digbeth First Friday: And what it became is not what it is now, Evening Opening & Publication Launch

6 September 2019

6 – 9pm

Digbeth First Friday: 55 Gallon BBQ (Blue Curry)

2 August 2019

6–8pm

Summer Studio Sale

2 August 2019

6 - 8pm

55 Gallon, Blue Curry

2 August 2019

Joyce Treasure: Hymns

6 June – 7 July 2019

Digbeth First Friday: Hard Hat Tour

5 July 2019

5–5.30pm and 6–6.30pm

Cooking Sections: The Empire Remains Shop – Birmingham launch

14 June 2019

7–10pm

Digbeth First Friday: Artist Roundtable – Residencies

7 June 2019

5–7pm

Open Call: Simon Says/Dadda by Beverley Bennett

18 April – 6 June 2019

A wide exhibition view in which a variety of sculptures and structures can be seen.

Betsy Bradley, Gareth Proskourine-Barnett and Rafal ZajkoOn the Subject of Precarity

Gallery3–18 May 2019

16 February – 12 May 2019

Ways of Learning at BALTIC 39

ExhibitionsOutside

Besse: Part 3, Rye

10 May 2019

Ways of Learning at BALTIC 39: (I get) So Emotional, programmed with Seán Elder

26 April 2019

12–4.15pm

Wide exhibition view three vitrines filled with water are scattered across the floor, two "s" shaped steel sculptures rise from the floor.

Lauren Gault: closing tour and discussion

13 April 2019

1–3pm

Gallery1 March – 13 April 2019

Laura OnionsCorresponding Notes

Gallery1 February – 13 April 2019

Lauren Gaultdrye eyes

Besse: Part 2, Hops

12 April 2019

Digbeth First Friday: Late opening of drye eyes by Lauren Gault

5 April 2019

6–8pm

Ways of Learning at BALTIC 39: TO CARE FROM THE PLACE YOU’RE FROM, programmed with Teresa Cisneros & Andrea Francke

30 March 2019

1 - 5pm

Besse: Part 1, Water

8 March 2019

Infinite Opera Performance for drye eyes

1 March 2019

Ways of Learning at BALTIC 39: Structures that Cooperate programmed by Louise Shelley

17 February 2019

10.30am–12pm Public Session
1–4pm: Public Session with lunch

Grand Union Annual Christmas Party

7–8 December 2018

7pm – late

7 September – 1 December 2018

Burning House Books at Grand Union

November – December 2018

Ways of Learning, programmed with Lucy Lopez

Reception at Bruntwood Cornerblock Building

Joanne Masding: Bruntwood Cornerblock Commission Launch

29 November 2018

5.30 - 8.30pm

Juliet Jacques & Huw Lemmey in conversation (live podcast)

23 November 2018

10am–midday

Cooking Sections: The Empire Remains Shop book launch

17 November 2018

6–8pm

Grey, Green, Gold (and Red), a performance by Uriel Orlow

8 November 2018

6–8pm

In The Pink (Sean Burns) : Launch Party – SHOUT 18

2 November 2018

6pm–late

Queer Conditions Reading Group

1 November 2018

6–8pm

Birmingham Alternative Food Networks

23 October 2018

6.30 - 8.30pm

Digbeth Calm & Balm: Herbalm & Tea Making Workshop

13 October 2018

11am - 3pm

Cooking Sections in residence – Coffee at Grand Union

11 October 2018

2–3pm

BROTH: Soup Exchange

5 October 2018

6-8pm

Queering Culture, Fermenting Trouble by Kirsty Clarke

2 October 2018

6.30 - 8.30pm

Yu-Chen Wang: Unlocking Canal History

16 September 2018

1pm to 6pm

GU Women at Modern Clay

3–4 August 2018

Friday 3rd, 6-8pm
Saturday 4th, 12-5pm

Gallery25 May – 3 August 2018

Rami George and Tako TaalInherited Premises

Junction Works21 May – 29 June 2018

Yu-Chen WangJunction Works Residency

A drawing in blue lines of an island with a volcano, castle and towns.

Three Models for Change

9–16 June 2018

Stryx, 13 Minerva Works, 158 Fazeley Street, Birmingham, B5 5RT

Performance: Rainbow Flag / Trojan Horse by Ian Giles

9 June 2018

5-6pm

Creating A Limited Edition Print Portfolio: Bharti Parmar Artist Talk

9 May 2018

3–4.30pm

Gallery2 February – 21 April 2018

Melanie JacksonDeeper in the Pyramid

unRequired Reading: Melanie Jackson

14 April 2018

1–4pm

Platonic Solids* Family Workshop

7 April 2018

1–3pm

“Sweet Dreams Are Made Of Cheese”

6 April 2018

6-8pm

Melanie Jackson artist’s talk

15 March 2018

6.30–8pm

Curatorial Curriculum 2017 online publication

Online2018

1 September – 18 November 2017

View of a wall hung with bright yellow tissue paper.

Susie GreenPleasure is a Weapon

Fierce Festival Hub (Quantum, 30-34 River Street, Birmingham, B5 5SA)18 October 2017

Simon Bayliss and Susie GreenFierce Festival: Splash Addict performance

7–7.30pm

A landscape image of a large group of people, many with wide smiles and some kneeling on the ground, posing for the camera. Behind the group is a bright yellow wall.

Workshop: Curating as Activism, led by Morgan Quaintance

13–14 October 2017

Close up view of a wall hung with bright yellow tissue paper.

Digbeth First Friday: Late opening

6 October 2017

6–8pm

Film screening: Mano Destra

5 October 2017

6–8pm

Pleasure is a Weapon: Gallery tour with Susie Green

21 September 2017

6–7.30pm

Pleasure is a Weapon: The Brilliant State performance

1 September 2017

9pm

Curating as a form of resilience, led by Övül Ö. Durmusoglu

21–22 July 2017

Gallery5 May – 22 July 2017

Seecum CheungThe Dutch Window

Friday Lunchtime Discussions – The Dutch Window

19 May – 7 July 2017

1–2.30pm

Roundtable Discussion with Seecum Cheung & Morgan Quaintance

30 June 2017

1 - 2.30pm
Free lunch provided

Vox Pop Map Workshop, led by Keith Dodds

29 June 2017

6 - 8pm

Room With A View: General Election Party & Live Discussion

2 June 2017

18:00–21:00

Curating as Publishing led by Tom Clark

26–27 May 2017

Curating Performance, led by Susan Gibb

28–29 April 2017

Digbeth First Friday: Artist Super Market

7–9 April 2017

Gallery3 February – 1 April 2017

Alex Cecchetti, Liz Magic Laser, Hanne Lippard, Jesper List Thomsen and Hagar TenenbaumHand and Mind

Liz Magic Laser Political Therapy Workshop 3

30 March 2017

6–7.30pm

Jesper List Thomsen, Hanne Lippard, Bodies Saying Words

16 March 2017

6.30pm

Liz Magic Laser, Political Therapy Workshop 2

11 March 2017

10.30am – 12pm

Digbeth First Friday: Hand Me A Drink

3 March 2017

6 - 8PM

Liz Magic Laser, Political Therapy Workshop 1

18 February 2017

10.30am-12.30pm

Hand and Mind: opening night performances

3 February 2017

6.30pm, 7.30pm, 8.15pm

Unite Against Dividers: communal lunch at Grand Union

15 January 2017

12–2pm

End of Year party: Artists Behind Bars with Fierce

2 December 2016

Gallery15–18 November 2016

Queerzone3000In residence at Grand Union

Gallery11–18 November 2016

Mathew Parkinslope-tend-big

Will You Dance With Me?

18 November 2016

Queer film screenings

17 November 2016

Mathew Parkin in conversation with Kim McAleese

12 November 2016

Going Hard: Digbeth First Friday Film Screenings

4 November 2016

Gallery2 September – 4 November 2016

Mitra SabouryPulling Walls

Art Bus

28 October 2016

Mitra Saboury, Pulling Walls Curator’s Tour

8 October 2016

Mitra Saboury, Family Workshop

11 September 2016

Laura Oldfield Ford, Closing event: Walk

5 August 2016

Gallery17 June – 5 August 2016

Laura Oldfield FordChthonic Reverb

Warwick Bar Summer Fete & Crisis Arts Festival

23 July 2016

Laura Oldfield Ford in conversation

7 July 2016

Prem Sahib presents ‘Bijou’

3 June 2016

Gallery22 April – 3 June 2016

A large sculpture suspended from the ceiling.

Prem SahibGrand Union

Prem Sahib in conversation with Kim McAleese

19 May 2016

This is Now : Film and Video After Punk

6 May 2016

Studios8 February – 26 March 2016

Eric Moschopedis and Mia RushtonIn Residence

Precarity Centre, Bread and Stew Meeting

23 March 2016

Gallery5 February – 23 March 2016

They Are HerePrecarity Centre

The Edge of Experience, the Edge of Society | Discussion hosted by Dr Khaldoon Ahmed

12 March 2016

Work In Progress II

4–24 January 2016

Grand Union Studios Record/Print/Book Sale

4 December 2015

Studios1–28 November 2015

Cristobal Gracia and Katharina LudwigIn Residence

Yoshua Okón and Cristóbal Gracia in conversation

10 November 2015

Nømad Tapas and Cocktails at Grand Union

6 November 2015

Gallery5 September – 31 October 2015

Emma Hartbig MOUTH

Opening Friday 4 September 2015, 6–8pm

Emma Hart in Conversation

28 October 2015

Emma Hart film screenings at Fierce

10–11 October 2015

big MOUTH, Digbeth First Friday

2 October 2015

Andrew LaconIn Mexico City

SOMA1–30 September 2015

Gallery26 June – 8 August 2015

Alice Theobald and ‘The Bear Pit’

20 July – 8 August 2015

Fay NicolsonOVER AND OVER PURE FORM

Studios20 July – 3 August 2015

Mitra SabouryIn Residence

Gallery18 April – 14 June 2015

Aideen DoranIm Bau

Aideen Doran and Laura Oldfield Ford, Artists’ talk

4 June 2015

Laura Oldfield FordIn Residence

13 April – 22 May 2015

21 February – 3 April 2015

Mat JennerDreams Time Free

Opening Friday 20 February, 6–8pm

1 February – 3 March 2015

Phil Hession

Gallery6 September – 7 November 2014

Marcia FarquharLarger than Life

1 September – 31 October 2014

Anna SchimkatArtist in residence at LPAP and Grand Union

Marcia FarquharIn Residence at Grand Union

10–11 October 2014

Grand Union at The Manchester Contemporary

26–28 September 2014

Holly AntrumA Diffuse Citizen

7 June – 26 July 2014

The Panj Piare ASSEMBLE

16 May 2014

Maia ConranHere is the Yard

29 March – 10 May 2014

14 February – 15 March 2014

New Art West Midlands 2014

Gallery6 December 2013 – 8 February 2014

AND PublishingThe Piracy Project

Opening event 5–7pm Friday 6 December

Gallery7–30 November 2013

Ruth BealeLindgren & Langlois: The Archive Paradox

Performance Thursday 28 November 7–8pm

Gallery6 September – 27 October 2013

And The Heavens CriedBob Parks

Opened Friday 6 September 6pm, with a special gig by Bob Parks and The Recreationals at 8pm

Gallery13 July – 10 August 2013

Magic Eye

Goodiepal, Luke McCreadie, Plastique Fantastique, Alexander Stevenson, Jennet Thomas

A Small Hiccup

25 May – 5 July 2013

Gallery29 March – 4 May 2013

Kjersti G. Andvig & Lars Laumann999321

Gallery21 October 2011 – 1 May 2013

Simon FaithfullWindow

Gallery15 February – 16 March 2013

New Art West Midlands

Gallery and Online1 December 2012 – 19 January 2013

(On) Accordance

at Grand Union and online at www.or-bits.com

Exhibitions

Blue FirthHatton

The Canal & River Trust, Hatton8 November – 20 December 2012

Hashfail

14 December 2012

7pm

City States, Liverpool Biennial15 September – 25 November 2012

Birmingham The Magic City

Gallery22 September – 27 October 2012

Necrospective

Bring Out Your Dead

Gallery19 October 2012

7–8.30pm

Film Club: OUTPOST Open Film 2012

3 September 2012

6.30–8pm

31 August – 1 September 2012

One Applination under a Groove

8pm–8am

Gallery14 July – 18 August 2012

The Possibility of an Island

Gallery19 May – 23 June 2012

The Reading Room

Gallery17 March – 22 April 2012

Reynir HutberStay Behind the Line

Gallery20 January – 3 March 2012

Torsten LauschmannBefore the Revolution

Virtual Space/Digital Trace

8 December 2011

7–9pm

Site/Non-site OR How many quarters does Birmingham have?

3 December 2011

Pavilion: Screening 23/11/11

23–26 November 2011

Echoes (disambiguation)

18 November 2011

Gallery21–30 October 2011

Which of them went before, and which followed after, and which were together?

Bring Out Your Dead

30 September 2011

7pm–late

Gallery28 May – 30 July 2011

Amen Brother

Gallery21 March – 30 April 2011

Search Engine

Gallery25 September – 13 November 2010

Jamie ShovlinHiker Meat

Opening night 24 September with a live performance by Lustfaust

Meanwhile in Manchester

12–20 June 2010

Gallery and 26cc9–16 May 2010

Video Progetto

Gallery27 March – 1 May 2010

Gongoozler

The Event 2009: Artists’ Book Fair

4–8 October 2009