Upcoming events
-
Lino Carving + Block Printing Workshop | Haseebah Ali | People of the GarĆ”į¹
Saturday 26th July, 14:00 - 16:00
Discover how to carve lino and make beautiful block prints on paper in this engaging hands-on session. This workshop is included in the public programme for āPeople of the GarĆ”į¹ā, a solo exhibition featuring a new body of work by Haseebah Ali, showcasing historic Kashmiri objects from the MIAH Foundationās collection.
-
Creative Community
Saturday 2nd August, 14:00 - 15:30
Creative Community is a monthly group for Muslim women of all ages giving mums some me-time with peers as Sam from Krankpod workshops delivers tailored childrenās workshop at the same time in a separate space.
-
Artist Talk - Haseebah Ali x Dr Neelam Hussain | People of the GarĆ”į¹
Saturday 9th August, 16:30 - 18:00
Join us for this artist talk, where Haseebah Ali will discuss her exhibition, People of the GarĆ”į¹, with Dr. Neelam Hussain.
-
Family Workshop
More info TBA
-
Hayati Open Mic
More info TBA
Find out more about our pioneering methodology
Hayati Open Mic
Hayati is a Brum-based bimonthly open mic event curated by ort gallery with an emphasis on engaging the brain, inspiring the heart and feeding the soul š
become an ort gallery member artist
Our members benefit from a range of benefits including taking part in our yearly members show, discounted tickets to events and much moreā¦
Wellbeing messages
by Sabba Khan
Sabba Khan and Balsall Heath women created these beautiful wellbeing messages.
The 6 artworks promote physical and mental wellbeing in the home whilst our community recovers from the effects of the global pandemic.
We want you to know that there are other people isolating and feeling alone. The artworks are designed to sit in different areas of your home as daily reminders to look after your mental health.
ORT GALLERY
Bridging Gaps with Art
and Warmth
Ort Gallery is an artist-led exhibition space that was established in 2012 in Balsall Heath, Birmingham. We are on a social mission to challenge the traditional role of visual art spaces in Birmingham and beyond.