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Subversive Arts and crafts in the heart of the Second City.
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Studio4 Gallery,
The Custard Factory,
Gibb Street,
Digbeth, Birmingham
B9 4AA
0121 6936693
The Custard Factory,
Gibb Street,
Digbeth, Birmingham
B9 4AA
0121 6936693
info@theframers.net
For any info on framing, opening times, map etc. check out our other website
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The Custard Factory
Welcome
studio4gallery
Early 2005 Beat13 moved their gallery space into Studio4 at The Framers situated at the Custard Factory in Birmingham's creative quarter. It was a move of hope towards a brighter future for the local creative scene and was a natural progression to join forces with fellow Brummies 'The Outcrowd’ collective. This symbiotic move has forged a strong presence in the otherwise sparse alternative/contemporary art movement of the west midlands. Work exhibited is by artists such as Lucy McLauchlan & Matt Watkins of Beat13, Outcrowd founders Log Roper & Simon Peplow and there sprawling collective . Also for sale are t-shirts, sculpture, collectables, bags, wallets, prints, origonals, magazines, fanzines and loads of limited prints by international giants such as Jamie Hewlett, Dave Kinsey, Jeremy Fish, Shephard Fairey, Banksy, Faile, The Scrawl Collective as well as hot new emerging talent. We also have on sight specialist framing facility at the adjoining framers workshop. Keep an eye out for new strong exhibitions by some of the finest solo and group collaborations, from local talented scribblers to international showcases. Many more treats coming soon...
Early 2005 Beat13 moved their gallery space into Studio4 at The Framers situated at the Custard Factory in Birmingham's creative quarter. It was a move of hope towards a brighter future for the local creative scene and was a natural progression to join forces with fellow Brummies 'The Outcrowd’ collective. This symbiotic move has forged a strong presence in the otherwise sparse alternative/contemporary art movement of the west midlands. Work exhibited is by artists such as Lucy McLauchlan & Matt Watkins of Beat13, Outcrowd founders Log Roper & Simon Peplow and there sprawling collective . Also for sale are t-shirts, sculpture, collectables, bags, wallets, prints, origonals, magazines, fanzines and loads of limited prints by international giants such as Jamie Hewlett, Dave Kinsey, Jeremy Fish, Shephard Fairey, Banksy, Faile, The Scrawl Collective as well as hot new emerging talent. We also have on sight specialist framing facility at the adjoining framers workshop. Keep an eye out for new strong exhibitions by some of the finest solo and group collaborations, from local talented scribblers to international showcases. Many more treats coming soon...
Artists, Exhibitions, gossip and news
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- Sarah Coulston (3)
- if you could.. (3)
- Emma Duggan (2)
- Joe Rogers (2)
- Meester Ben (2)
- Penfold (2)
- Waste yourself (2)
- beat 13 (2)
- Chris Bourke (1)
- Drawn to play (1)
- Early Griffin (1)
- Gooooooo (1)
- James Bourne (1)
- Jinpow (1)
- Katie Mallon (1)
- Lee Basford (1)
- Lewis Herriot (1)
- Lizz Lunney (1)
- Mike Graham (1)
- Ouch (1)
- Outcrowd (1)
- Sarah Ray (1)
- Simon Peplow (1)
- Small Talk (1)
- Valerie Philips (1)
- Yee (1)
- bunny (1)
- concrete hermit (1)
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- log (1)
- miss led (1)
- new tasty (1)
- nick (1)
- nous vous (1)
- scrawl (1)
- tsz (1)
- vice (1)
links to things to see and do
- banjo
- BEAT 13
- capsule
- cherryvale
- current state
- Drawn to Play
- fused
- inkthis
- jinpow
- LOGULOGU
- marmalade
- meisai
- Miss Led
- monstersmonsters
- Mr. Ben
- new tasty
- outcrowd myspace
- Peplowsblog
- prime objective
- Ricbellnthat
- Sarah Coulston
- Sarah Ray
- scrawl collective
- self control
- Simon Peplow
- spine blog
- static caravan
- Studio4 Myspaz
- The Custard Factory
- THE FRAMERS
- THE OUTCROWD
- them lot
- Tsz on Toast
- waste