Reimagining
Industrial
Migratory
Stories CIC
An art production house in the Black Country. We make films, photographs and installations from the stories of the people who came here to work.
Heritage Lottery Funded film and photography project. The New Art Gallery Walsall, 6 Mar – 12 Jul 2026.
The National Lottery Heritage Fund
As seen in The Guardian
Large-format photographic tableaux at New Art Exchange, New Art Gallery Walsall, and BLAST!
RBSA Photography Prize — First Prize
Funded by Arts Council England and Film London. London Indian Film Festival 2023.
Film London · Arts Council England
Real memories, home footage and rare broadcast material: the largest archive of moving image about empire worker experiences in the Black Country. Sourced from the BBC, ITN, LWT, the BFI, MACE and people's attics.
Explore the archiveThe Guardian's photography desk has featured Billy Dosanjh, describing him as 'The Edward Hopper of the Black Country' — a photographer whose epic shots captured Sikh life in Walsall.
The snow has melted, the team has thawed out, and we're full steam ahead with the next stage of our project. We're delighted to share that The New Art Gallery Walsall will host the exhibition in the Community Gallery from 6 March to 12 July 2026.
The past five days marked a significant milestone for the project, three days of intensive site preparation followed by two days of filming in challenging winter conditions, with Walsall College students on set throughout.
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