Eastside Projects

Eastside Projects
86 Heath Mill Lane
Birmingham
B9 4AR
England

Website

www.facebook.com/eastsideprojects

E-mail

info@eastsideprojects.org

Telephone

0121-771-1778

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Eastside Projects is an artist-run space as public gallery for the city of Birmingham and the world. Eastside Projects is a new model for a gallery, one where space and programme are intertwined. We aim to commission and present experimental contemporary art practices and exhibitions. Previous and forthcoming solo exhibitions include Liam Gillick, Joanne Tatham & Tom O'Sullivan, Carey Young, Dan Graham and William Pope L. Long-term artworks at the gallery include pieces by Scott Myles, Jennifer and Susan Collis.

Venue Type:

Venue, Gallery

 Opening hours

Wednesday to Saturday, 12 to 5pm. Closed during installation of new exhibitions.

 Admission charges

Free entry

 Getting there

By road: Take the M5, M6, M40 or M42 and follow signs to Birmingham City Centre. There is on street parking across the road from the gallery on Allison Street (often very busy during the week) and a pay-and-display car park further along Heath Mill Lane.

By train: The nearest stations are Birmingham Moor Street and Birmingham New Street (both about a 10 minute walk along Digbeth High Street).

By bus: The numbers 4, 5, 15, 17, 37, 56, 57, 58, 60 all stop on Digbeth High Street. Bus number 97 and 97A stop on Heath Mill Lane.

Additional info

Eastside Projects is wheelchair accessible. Please ring the doorbell on the front of the building.

Exhibition details are listed below, you may need to scroll down to see them all.
The 25 Paintings, Bill Drummond

Bill Drummond: The 25 Paintings

  • 14 March — 14 June 2014

The start of Bill Drummond’s 10 year ‘World Tour’ Retrospective curated by Eastside Projects. Scottish artist Bill Drummond (1953) has used various media in his practice including actions, music and words. His actions are too numerous to list, some more infamous than others; his music from the multi million selling KLF to the choral music of The17; the words have accumulated into a library of books. The Penkiln Burn presents Drummond’s work of the last twelve years with the artist performing in the gallery, across Birmingham and the region for 3 months.

Suitable for

  • Any age

Getting there

By road: Take the M5, M6, M40 or M42 and follow signs to Birmingham City Centre. There is on street parking across the road from the gallery on Allison Street (often very busy during the week) and a pay-and-display car park further along Heath Mill Lane.

By train: The nearest stations are Birmingham Moor Street and Birmingham New Street (both about a 10 minute walk along Digbeth High Street).

By bus: The numbers 4, 5, 15, 17, 37, 56, 57, 58, 60 all stop on Digbeth High Street. Bus number 97 and 97A stop on Heath Mill Lane.

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