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Get to know the facilities at our Birmingham School of Art’s Margaret Street campus. From industry-standard machinery in metal, wood and print, to our studio spaces and media suite, everything you need will be at your fingertips from day one.
The Birmingham School of Art was a municipal art school based in the centre of Birmingham, England. Although the organisation was absorbed by Birmingham Polytechnic in 1971 and is now part of Birmingham City University 's Faculty of Arts, Design and Media, its Grade I listed [1] building on Margaret Street remains the home of the ...
Floating mezzanine levels, glass lifts and cutting-edge specialist workspaces sit comfortably beside the original stained glass windows and mosaic floors of this glorious purpose-built art school. We’re right in the city centre, perfectly placed next to the city’s museum and art gallery.
Founded in 1885, as the UK's first public art school, the School of Art in Margaret Street has achieved global recognition in developing students' visual art and design skills. Until 2013 the School of Art operated across two sites, the other being the Bournville campus.
Unlike many other British art schools, Birmingham specialised in all the applied arts, becoming extremely influential and renowned for its teaching of metalwork, jewellery, enamels, design and book illustration as well as the usual painting and sculpting media.
BCU - Birmingham School of Art, Birmingham, United Kingdom. 1,201 likes. Since 1843 the Birmingham School of Art has been a haven of creativity and new...
The Birmingham School of Art, England's first Municipal School of Art, opened in 1885 in a Victorian Gothic building designed by John Henry Chamberlain. Under the guidance of founding Director of Edward R. Taylor, it became an important site of Arts and Crafts design.
