The Bowes Museum, Emma's Choice
Emma is a year 7 pupil and Culture Street took her to The Bowes Museum in County Durham and asked her to choose her favourite object. Find out why she picked 'A spaniel with two puppies'.
30 artists from the UK and abroad travelled to Salford's Islington Mill on 26/1/12 to burn a piece of their work and make a pledge on art and artists' relationship to the economy and activism.
This is the second annual bonfire, by artist Rosanne Robertson. 30 artists from the UK and abroad travelled to Salford's Islington Mill on 26/1/12 to burn a piece of their work and make a pledge on art and artists' relationship to the economy and activism. Rosanne says: "The Artists' Bonfire is unapologetic about the more obvious connotations such as strike, destruction and renewal but it is also open to new interpretations, be they political or personal or both. All viewpoints are encouraged... including those opposed to burning art." http://manchesterartistsbonfire2012.tumblr.com
Emma is a year 7 pupil and Culture Street took her to The Bowes Museum in County Durham and asked her to choose her favourite object. Find out why she picked 'A spaniel with two puppies'.
In association with the "Big Lottery" a "Focus On You" film, 45 Seconds and Counting deals with the issues of anti-social behaviour, knife crime and suicide. The youths involved wa...
Short film about of the Printfest celebration print in 2011 to celebrate our 10th anniversary. The print was made by artist Trevor Price with lots of help from the community.
Bringing new meaning to the phrase cult of the celebrity, the new work entitled As-salam wal Hub after the Arabic for 'Peace and love' saw her remake a small army of volunteers in the image of a man l...