As part of a ‘Percentage for Art’ policy, 1% of the cost of The ICC was devoted to works of art. Among these is ‘Spirit of Enterprise’ by Tom Lomax, a water sculpture outside the extension to the Repertory Theatre in Centenary Square. This bronze fountain features three bowls. The head in the first, facing […]
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Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery (BMAG) is the largest city museums service in England. Our visitor numbers continue to rise and in 2009/10 we welcomed 856,000 visitors (an increase of 26% on the previous year) and including 50,000 school children. Our global programme of loans – lending objects to other institutions – means that every […]
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by Matthew Black This church was partly destroyed during the bombing of Birmingham by the Nazis in the second world war. It’s remains are popular draw card for visitors and travelers in Birmingham. Click the place marker for directions to St Thomas’ Church in Birmingham
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