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Opportunity: ‘Art at Typhoo’ – A Community Engagement Commission

14 November – 13 December 2024
Opportunity
A landscape graphic image featuring white text on differently colored bubbles and shapes on a plain white background. The text reads 'What should future Digbeth feel like?'

Workshops: What if Digbeth… Follow up conversations

15 January 20252.00–4.00pm; 6.30–8.30pm
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A landscape image of two people sat at a table covered with an orange table cloth, eating from paper plates. The image is taken from over their shoulders, so we can only see their hands and the plates of food.

Art & Ecology Recorded Stories: The Growing Project Harvest Celebration 2024 Soundscape

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A landscape image of two people standing across from eachother, with a small raised garden between them. The raised bed is filled with green plants, branches, and wire cages filled with colourful rocks. Behind them, many more raised gardens are visible, set into a grassy expanse which also holds white tents and lots of trees.

BBC iPlayer: The Growing Project on Gardeners’ World

14 June 2024 – 14 June 2025
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A landscape image of a structure floating within the dark water of a canal. The wooden structure is covered in burlap and contains eight sunken compartments that contain water and green plants. The canal water is boarded by a tall brick wall, which features large white graffiti that reads ‘2DEEP’. Green plants and trees grow along the wall, behind which an industrial landscape and train tracks are visible.

The Floating Garden

2023 – Ongoing

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A landscape image of the Bothy. The bothy structure, which looks like a small shed, is bright blue, with red shutters and details. Surrounding the Bothy, there is a gravel floor, tall brick walls, and a variety of green plants, which are partially visible in the frame. Pale blue sky peaks through gaps in the fluffy white clouds above.

Alberta WhittleThe Bothy: Congregation

2022 – Ongoing

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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

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