Today would have been the 100th birthday of renowned animator Chuck Jones. Here, we share a moving tribute written by Professor Paul Wells.
Today the museum made an astonishing announcement to the world. Are you ready for this?
Bill Moggridge was a British designer responsible for the design of the modern laptop computer.
Google is 14 years old today! We look back at some fascinating facts about the search engine that changed the face of the internet.
We’re delighted to unveil the BAF 2012 ident, designed by award-winning director, writer and producer Chris Shepherd.
In 1917, Frances Griffiths and her cousin Elsie Wright began the creation of a series of five photos in which they appeared in the company of fairies.
A couple of weeks ago, some of our Public Programmes and Collections team attended the opening week of Les Rencontres d’Arles, an international photography festival in France.
Despite stiff competition, Nicolas Steiner’s Battle of the Queens (2011) was undoubtedly one of the stand-out films from this year’s Bradford International Film Festival.
Today we heard the upsetting news that Eric Sykes, the very first recipient of the Bradford Film Festival Fellowship in 2006, has died aged 89.
On 4 July 1862 Rev. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson and Rev. Robinson Duckworth took three little girls—Lorina, Alice and Edith Liddell—on a rowing trip up the Isis in Oxford.
Until recently it was believed that there was only one print of Roger Fenton’s ’Pasha and Bayadère’ in existence, at the Getty Institute in Los Angeles; then another was discovered in the UK.
With BIFF over for 2012, here’s a quick rundown of the festival’s successes, plus links to some of the best coverage and the lovely things you said about us. Until next year…