A NEW exhibition celebrating disability sport will open in a Bradford gallery later this month.
Organised by the National Paralympic Heritage Trust and supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, the exhibition is called Paralympic Heritage - Stories from Bradford and will be held in Cartwright Hall, the Bradford Council run gallery in Lister Park.
Featuring a range of displays, memorabilia and art, visitors to the exhibition will learn about local and national Paralympians, all of whom have contributed to Paralympic heritage.
There will be stories about the history of the games, as well as artwork used to promote the London 2012 games, with work by artists including Sarah Morris, Tracey Emin, Fiona Banner and Bob & Roberta Smith.
The exhibition begins on January 26 with an opening event from 1pm to 3pm.
It runs until June.
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