This event has now passed.
Date
10:00am until 4:00pm, September 28 2021Location
Bradford City Hall,
Centenary Square,
Bradford, West Yorkshire,
BD1 1HY
The Event
As part of the Design outreach: Utilizing graphic heritage project, Bradford UNESCO City of Film hosted an inaugural scoping study workshop to explore the relevance and importance of urban graphic heritage for local-residents, heritage practitioners, policy makers, public administrators, not-for-profit organisations, government agencies, creative designers and academic researchers.
The workshop encouraged participants to look at the fabric of the city through as urban-graphic-heritage, to reveal associated meanings through personal and collective narratives about places in the City Centre and Little Germany, two of the city’s six conservation areas.
Figure 1. Event activities
A people’s view of Bradford’s urban graphic heritage
Figure 2. Examples of high and popular culture heritage photographed by workshop participants
The full range of participant photography of Bradford’s urban graphic heritage can be viewed here:
Group A: https://padlet.com/a_liguori/sjr01r8xwof4on1
Group B: https://padlet.com/a_liguori/cdc6nw8hmsg798jd
Group C: https://padlet.com/a_liguori/ln1l54g07z1c767q
Read more about the Repositioning Graphic Heritage project here →
A full project report is available on request: contact r.g.harland@lboro.ac.uk
