BOM is pleased to announce a series of workshops for children aged 7+ with their friends and family.  Led by Juneau

BOM Fellow Ben Neal and the Swoomptheeng collective presented The Swoompipe at the V&A Museum’s 7th annual Digital Design Weekend on

We’re absolutely thrilled to be a new, Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation from 2018 – 2022! This is a

The Genecraft Biohack was a day of workshops, talks and discussion looking at genetics and art. It was coordinated by

Karolina Korupczynska is the coordinator of our STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and maths) autism programme. The project involves BOM

Jessie Brennan, ‘Upturned ashtray’, cyanotype, from Inside The Backyard (Opportunity Area), 2015–6 After five years hard work by its volunteers

So it’s a new year and BOM is happily full of new faces. Along with welcoming all our new Fellows,

Read our Gallery Supervisors guide to working with and welcoming people with autism and sensory processing disorders.  Just over two years

Our gallery supervisor Susan has started the year on a positive note with some work in the Shape Open exhibition

We’re delighted to announce the new BOM Fellows for 2017. The BOM Fellows are essential to our mission and values.

Creative Hubs: Understanding the New Economy is a fascinating report into emerging creative economies and hub spaces across the UK. It

BOM Fellow Diane Wiltshire recently accompanied our Director and Head of Programme, Karen Newman and Louise Latter, on an epic

We’re looking to fill a new post for a pioneering education programme. BOM has been successful in obtaining a grant