Digbeth Artwork and Graffiti
Artwork on Allcock Street, Bradford Street, High Street, and Rea Street.
Pages 16-23 showed Graffiti artwork that can be found on the following Streets:-
Adderley Street, Alison Street, Allcock Street, Bradford Street, Bromley Street, Fazeley Street, Hack Street, High Street, Lower Trinity Street, Meriden Street and Rea Street.
Defaced Artwork? - I don't know anything about what this artwork was, or what its circumstances are. Some thoughts spring to mind though - was the artist dissatisfied with his own work, was somebody offended by his work, was the work to be covered over so new artwork could be painted, maybe it didn't happen because the land owner refused permission, or the artist became ill, or is there another reason, like I say, I really don't know. Located on Allcock Street, Digbeth. Image Date: 04/04/2017
Artwork On Hoardings - A sample of the artwork that is on the hoardings on the side of the river Rea, the river is well below street level in this area and the hoardings are for safety. Located on Bradford Street, Digbeth. Image Date: 06/11/2014
Artwork On The Bridge - This is the bridge that crosses the river Rea on Bradford Street. Image Date: 18/09/2014
Artwork On Hoardings - Image taken close to the bridge over the river Rea, and looking towards High Street, Deritend. Image Date: 18/09/2014
Artwork On Rea Street - Located in the car park on Rea Street, next to Digbeth Coach Station. Image Date: 06/11/2014
Black Sabbath - Located in the car park on Rea Street, next to Digbeth Coach Station. Image Date: 05/02/2020
Artwork 'Advertising' the need for Doctors, Therapists, and Parkinsons Nurses in the NHS. Located on the side of Digbeth Court, High Street, Digbeth. Image Date: 07/07/2023