
Hot off the heels of its world premiere at Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF), Bradford film fans are in for a treat this summer—an exclusive look at BULK, the latest feature from acclaimed director Ben Wheatley.
Hot off the heels of its world premiere at Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF), Bradford film fans are in for a treat this summer—an exclusive look at BULK, the latest feature from acclaimed director Ben Wheatley.
Sound artist Nikki Sheth shares her experience working with Bradford Digital Creatives.
Our Bradford Digital Creatives students have been bringing maps of the city to life with augmented reality—find out how you can try it yourself.
Take a whistle-stop tour through our favourite genre-hopping director’s wild filmography ahead of Pictureville’s screening of Wheatley’s new film BULK, with Q&A, on 16 August.
Bradford-born director and actor Tanya Vital tells us about her creative journey,
Find out more about some of the incredible objects in our new galleries, as colleagues who worked on Sound and Vision pick their favourites.
Young people from Bradford got the chance to see their creative visions light up the iconic Jodrell Bank Space Dome this week.
We’ve taken a snapshot of where 1,300 Year 9 students across six Bradford secondary schools were before the Bradford Digital Creatives project began.
What happens when you give young people permission to explore, experiment, and create without fear of failure? For artist Zach, it sparks something magical—a sense of wonder, a burst of creativity, and often, a quiet confidence that begins to grow.
To celebrate Pac-Man’s 45th birthday, volunteer blogger Sophie looks back through time to honour the enduring legacy of one of gaming’s greatest legends.
On what would have been Lewis Morley’s 100th birthday, Archives Cataloguer Hayley shares a behind-the-scenes look at our work to catalogue his archive, as well as some highlights from the iconic photographer’s collection.
Rachel Pronger reflects on the inspiration behind a new film season, curated by archive activist feminist collective Invisible Women and screening 19–25 June at Pictureville.