Aaron Head’s intriguing exhibition combined the mediums of sculpture, installation and film to further explore his preoccupation with food and drink and their intricate social role in contemporary, multicultural Britain. One film piece ‘Terrace’ depicted a subtle intervention on Bedford’s High Street, featuring a small model of a typical terrace house constructed from sliced white
Rush Hour was a series of images that empathised with the plight of the commuter
Inspired by the Mike Stubbs exhibition at BCA, this collaborative project brought together work by local women photographers and film makers.
We invited Bedford-based artist Jennifer Allen aka Quilla Constance ‘QC’ to give a performative lecture
In Spring 2017 Bedford Creative Arts brought dance-tech innovators Pell Ensemble to Bedford to present their new interactive dance performance, David, and complete a residency in Putnoe Primary School and Mark Rutherford Upper School.
CD launch of Countrywide, the outcome of a community exchange between Yarl’s Wood detainees and Mind BLMK choir members, with artists Johanne Hudson Lett and Michael Goodney.
Artists’ Supper 3, plotting the artists’ revolution with DashnDem.
BedPop participants were invited to fly over Bedford, host their own weather forecast and land on their very own planet as we de-mystified the TV green screen.
Donut was the first exhibition at BCA Gallery; a multi-screen film installation by Mike Stubbs.
For Bedford Creative Arts’ Autumn 2013 mini commission artist Jan Uprichard subverted our daily routine with a dreamlike film of a sea view ordinarily unobtainable in Bedford.