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  • The Queer metals text logo over a black and white image of a metal workers bench covered in tools.

    Queer + Metals Exhibition at the Ferrous Festival

    6A St Peter’s Square Hereford, United Kingdom

    A Craftspace exhibition co-curated by Dauvit Alexander and Deirdre Figueiredo in collaboration with artist Rebekah Frank for Ferrous Festival.

  • A large circular red and black metal neckpiece constructed like a collar and photographed on a black background. There are three layers of flat and shaped metal segments which overlap.

    {Queer} + {Metals}

    Midlands Arts Centre Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, United Kingdom

    Exploring the multiplicity of queerness through metalwork and metalsmithing.

    Free
  • A large circular red and black metal neckpiece constructed like a collar and photographed on a black background. There are three layers of flat and shaped metal segments which overlap.

    {Queer} + {Metals} Exhibition Tour

    Midlands Arts Centre Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, United Kingdom

    Join co-curators, Director of Craftspace Deirdre Figueiredo and artist Dauvit Alexander, for an informal tour of the {Queer} + {Metals} exhibition. Featuring artworks by 7 UK artists, video interviews with..

    Free

  • Two copper objects with threaded attachments skirted with ruffled metal rests on a striking blue background.

    {Queer} + {Metals} Panel Discussion

    Midlands Arts Centre Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, United Kingdom

    A panel discussion offering a rare opportunity to hear the curators Dauvit Alexander and Deirdre Figueiredo, collaborator Rebekah Frank, artists and invited guests exploring different themes of the exhibition.

  • colour photograph of a gallery space interior. The words {Queer}+{Metals} is visible on a white wall. Various large images hang on the walls and work is displayed in cases.

    Midlands Art Papers Launch: Queer Work in Museums and Galleries

    Library of Birmingham Centenary Square, Broad Street, Birmingham

    Book your free ticket on Eventbrite. Join us to launch the latest issue of Midlands Art Papers, which focuses on queer work in museums and galleries. This year’s issue brings..

    Free