Ed Isaacs 🇺🇦
@IsaacsEd
Wolverhampton artist, curator and writer - traveller - enthusiastic urban sketcher - Chair of Trustees and President of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists.
Urban Sketching Workshop - RBSA - Still places on my workshop on 14 August - it should be fun exploring the Jewellery Quarter and refreshing your sketching skills. rbsa.org.uk/event/urban-sk…
As Alice turns 160, which artists are still exploring Wonderland - and why? For @observer I fell down the rabbit hole, where human imagination reigns: observer.com/2025/07/art-al…
The Jewellery Quarter by Ed Isaacs PRBSA - RBSA - my book is now available directly from the RBSA rbsa.org.uk/shop/books/all…
The Jewellery Quarter. The heart of Birmingham’s new status as a World Craft City for Jewellery and Allied Trades. 🎥 Watch the full film: youtube.com/watch?v=nJc9ju… @BhamCityCouncil | @MyBCU
On Monday 9 June, I will be presenting a talk to The Arts Society Wolverhampton on the history and townscape of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. It starts at 1.30pm at Wolverhampton Science Park main lecture theatre. I will also be launching the second edition of my book.
Join us next Thursday, 29 May, from 6-8pm for the Private View of the RBSA Drawing Prize 2025. Speeches and prize giving will take place at 7pm introduced by new RBSA President @IsaacsEd See you there!
Nature study, Tettenhall - drawn today and inspired by wonderful botanical artists such as Carmen Lyons on show at the @rbsagallery in Birmingham
An older drawing - from my book on Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter - second edition coming out soon. Queens Arms, Newhall Street
I was very honoured to be elected the 55th President of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists yesterday
Today’s Wolverhampton sketch - getting rocking horse-ready for Easter visits from grandchildren
Today’s Wolverhampton sketch is The Great Western on Sun Street
Today’s Wolverhampton sketch is Danescourt Road looking towards Stockwell Road - a bit chilly out sketching this morning
Today’s Wolverhampton sketch is Molineux from Staveley Road, Whitmore Reans
It’s 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz. Since many people these days don’t know the story of Eichmann, his role in the Holocaust and his capture and subsequent trial, I hope this artwork helps make sure we don’t forget.
Drawings from the book I wrote and illustrated for my grandson last Christmas - based around the Elford and Lichfield area
Carrying on with one #Wolverhampton drawing a day - this time it’s Old Hill. Any requests? Only stipulation is that I have to be able to draw it from the front seat of my car - it’s not sketching outside weather yet.
