An exhibition which is instantly printing out selfies put up on Instagram means that you could be part of the piece without you knowing about it. The Artist is exploring how we publicly display our photographs showing some of our most intimate moments.
A service of remembrance was held today for the three Muslims who were killed in the USA earlier on this week and the 2 people who were killed in Denmark yesterday as a result of hate crime.
Hundreds of women filled up the Peace Gardens to join in the Break the Chain flash dance. The event has women all around the world joining together to fight against all violence against women every where and to celebrate the courage of survivors.
The Chinese new year starts on Thursday but the celebrations have already began with the dance of the Dragon being performed outside Sheffield Town Hall.
Local costume historian Janet Stain talks about the history of womens underwear.
Illustrations, watercolours and prints of birds collected by Thomas Eaton in the mid 19 century are on display at the Millennium Gallery.
A group of volunteers help keep Sheffield’s rivers and canals clean by coming out in all sorts of weather to pick up rubbish and cut back vegetation. The Friends of The Blue Loop spend one week cleaning the canals and the following week cleaning the river, occasionally uncovering hidden treasures.
Bilal Saeed one of the top Desi pop singers in the world has been visiting Sheffield to see where he can shoot some of his next music videos and plan his next tour.
Sheffield is one of only three Cities in the Country that have been chosen to show the Spike Lee film Selma before its Premier in London next week. Selma follows the story of what took place after Martin Luther King made his famous” I Have a Dream” Speech.
Sheffield University is carrying out research in how pre school children use tablets apps. It is estimated that 70% of under 5 year olds have access to tablets and smartphones.