Projects

Current

Discovering Lisel Haas

Supported by The National Archives and Arts Council England

Rolling at The Tower

Supported by Historic England

Hydrogen Academy

Supported by UKRI

Past

A black and white image of Lisel Haas, an older white woman with short quiffed hair, wearing glasses, a pearl necklace and formal patterned jacket, looks at the camera with a small smile.

Uncovering Lisel Haas

2024

Supported by National Lottery Heritage Fund

'Rolling Out Podcast' is written in gold above a cartoon image of a gold rollerskate. The rollerskate is in front of blue, gold and brown swirls.

Rolling Out Podcast

2024

Supported by National Lottery Community Fund

'Everything to Everybody?' is written in yellow over an image of an old light brown sofa in the corner of a room. The beige walls behind the sofa are covered in photo frames. 'We Make Brum' is also written at the bottom of the image in a red and yellow hand-drawn font.

Everything to Everybody Film

2023 - 2024

Supported by Arts Council England and National Lottery Heritage Fund

Ladywood Arts Forum is written in a purple font over a turquoise outline of the Ladywood area on a cream background.

Ladywood Arts Forum

2022 - 2024

Supported by Number 11 Arts

Posters displayed as part of the Everything to Everybody exhibition in a room with wooden shelves on the wall. A poster with 'We Make Brum' written in yellow and red hand-drawn font over a black and white collage of different people and Birmingham landmarks.

Everything to Everybody Exhibition

2023

Supported by Arts Council England

Black rollerskates with neon pink and purple laces and bright green wheels.

Rolling Out Brum

2023

Supported by Number 11 Arts

A child with braided hair and wearing a denim jacket tries screen printing with pink ink. An adult wearing a black t-shirt helps the child.

Rolling Out Community Day

2023

Supported by Birmingham Ciry Council

A group of around 10 to 15 people with their backs to the camera walk through an urban landscape with trees and sandstone buildings on a sunny day.

Words and Walks

2021 - 2023

Supported by Number 11 Arts

Four people stand outside the graffitied Tower Ballroom, with a femme-presenting young white person and masc-presenting young Black person smiling towards the camera. The other two people are in the background.

2022

Supported by Birmingham Festival 2022 as part of the Commonwealth Games

A person wearing a maroon jacket talks to a group of secondary school outside Birmingham central library, a building with reflective glass walls.

Everything to Everybody 2022

2022

Supported by the Everything to Everybody Project

The Tower Ballroom, a two-storey building with graffiti on it's front is pictured from a distance, reflected in puddles on it's driveway. It is surrounded by trees and a blue and cloudy sky.

Tower of Dreams

2022

Supported by Birmingham City Council and Arts Council England

A row of four people sit in front of a screen displaying an out-of-focus film. The people's backs are facing the camera..

Micro Film Tour

2022

Supported by Eastside Projects

Amplifying Voices Podcast

2022

Supported by Birmingham Festival 2022 as part of the Commonwealth Games

Two knitted cats, one rainbow-patterened and one blue, are superimposed over a small enamel painting of an idyllic countryside scene, with a tree on the left of the painting and house on the right. The cats sit in the middle of the enamel.

Bilston Art Project

2021

The sun rises over Edgbaston Reservoir, a large body of water with black silhoutted trees on it's shore. A large cloud obscures the majority of the sunrise, and is reflected in the reservoir.

Roundhouse Audio Tour

2021

The Blondin statue, a metal sculpture of the French tightrope walker Charles Blondin, is pictured from below with the blue cloudy sky above it. Hanging from the statue is a sign reading 'Welcome to Ladywood'.

Voices of B16

2021

My Reservoir

2021

Dreaming Tower Ballroom

2020

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