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Sze has conceived a series of different experiments that explore the construction and measurement of space, mass, time, and volume through the use of materials.

Birmingham welcomes Train to the newly renovated Barclaycard Arena tonight, on their second stop of 4 in the UK!

On 15 February 2003, 30 million people marched through the streets of 800 cities around the world. The feature film debut of acclaimed documentary-maker Amir Amirani, We Are Many is the untold story of the biggest protest in history, and how it changed the world.

British fashion icon, Gok Wan is to host the fifth annual Asian Awards event on April 17th. The awards celebrate the outstanding achievements and excellence of Asians across the world.

The Drum Arts/Theatre Centre and GL360 the ground breaking and leading light in the gospel music and creative industry presents an evening of poetry and music as Faith meets Art, with powerful poets, stunning singers. It will be both spiritual and inspirational.

The Drum presents Roots Reggae Salute with IQulah Rastafari, Vivian Jones,  Barry Dread, Ras Lawi and The Giddeon Family saluting the victory of the Battle of Adwa, Ethiopia 1896.

Three quarters of Brits can't see how wearable technology will make their lives easier, whereas over half think connected home technology will have a positive impact on their day-to-day lives.

A digital fairground from Finland is coming to Birmingham, featuring a ‘zoetrope’ carousel, fortune teller and cutting edge animation at Birmingham City University.

Desi Central is back with yet another massive standup comedy show. It returns with another fantastic night of comedy, at The Glee Club, in Birmingham.

Last autumn, dramatist and novelist Michael Frayn published his latest and most unusual book, Matchbox Theatre - a series of conversations, sketches and meditations with the Michael Frayn twist - which takes a typically funny and ingenious look at how we live today.

Victoria Miro returns to Art Dubai for the third time with a solo presentation by London-based artist Idris Khan.

Media mogul, Vanessa Kingori, has been named as the new publisher of British GQ magazine by its owner, Conde Nast.

This is a one-man show that follows Nick’s journey played by Nick Makoha, dealing with subjects of fatherhood, loss, heroes and hope – from being smuggled out of his home country of Uganda at a young age – to learning what it takes to truly become a hero and a father.

Do you ever wonder what it would be like to go on the run? Do you have what it takes to head off grid and become a fugitive?

The Sacconi Quartet have announced their line-up for the 2015 Sacconi Chamber Music Festival.

Salty Water & Us is a play about thee Lascar stories of Bangladeshi immigrants who had an aspiration of returning home but never happened.