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Architecture WeekIn 2007...
To celebrate Architecture Week MADE ran a series of events:
MADE invited members of the public to help make an alternative visitor map about their town. Making Sense of Places is based on the methodology of artist Simon Whitehead, who develops time-based work centred on the practices of walking and journeying. Walks took place in 4 towns across the region and were later developed into publications. See www.makingsenseofplaces.co.uk for further information.
Birmingham based Artist Michelle Lord, influenced by a short story 'the Immortal' by Jorges Luis Borges created an exhibition of 'other-worldly' images which were displayed at MADE's Fazeley Street offices throughout architecture week.
Artist/Architect Practice Liminal returned to Birmingham to discuss their soundwalk created around the Warwick bar area.
In 2006... further information to be added shortly. In 2005... further information to be added shortly. Youth SpaceYouth Space was a Government Office West Midlands Commission, where young people worked collaboratively with architects and artists to create their own spaces in 6 different parts of the region.
Article from The Guardian, June 2004 See our Publications & Resources section for details on how to purchase the finished report. MADE in EastsideThis artist placement programme brought the talent of individual artists to high profile businesses working in Eastside’s regeneration and the built environment. It built upon the UK’s long-standing tradition of artist placements in industry giving a fresh profile to the Eastside development. Pub quiz on Eastside
Icknield Port LoopMADE was invited by ISIS Waterside regeneration to work with Ubanistix to engage and consult with Ladywood community and stakeholders as part of the masterplanning process for the regeneration of the site. MADE proposed a series of four artists commissions for IPL based upon the themes of the four elements, Earth, Fire Air and Water. Each artist was commissioned to create a route around the area taking one element and to work with a small group of local people in developing the route. |
