The tour presents Coventry’s medieval heritage in a new, creative way using digital technology. It showcases artworks that evocatively capture Coventry’s medieval architecture, artefacts from… Read More »Medieval Coventry tour wins heritage award
The restoration of much of Britain’s vast canal network has been a notable and uplifting success story. Originally saved in the 1960s from Beeching-style closures by Labour’s… Read More »The Guardian view on canals: a national success story under threat
Birmingham has a rich and vibrant history and there are clues to our past on every corner. We pass by these and might not even… Read More »Hidden gems of Birmingham we pass every day
During the spring and summer of 2022, Saira Niazi met, interviewed and photographed people from all walks of life about their unique and personal connections… Read More »Portrait of the South Downs – Saira Niazi
Residents living underneath Birmingham’s infamous Spaghetti Junction say despite the noise, pollution and traffic they love it – and it even comes with its own ‘beach’. Gravelly Hill… Read More »‘We love living underneath Spaghetti Junction – we’ve even got our own beach’
Taylor Brooker, who graduated with a BA (Hons) in Visual Communication – Illustration in 2016, always planned to go freelance with her art, but it… Read More »Embroidery Extraordinaire: The BCU Alumna Mapping With Threads
The Guardian article: An interrogative exhibition at the New-York Historical Society examines the social, cultural and civil rights impact of development and devastation. LINK
