Wolverhampton Arts & Culture Events and Exhibition Autumn/Winter 2018-19

WOLVERHAMPTON ARTS & CULTURE

Exhibitions & Events

October – December 2018

A Throne in the West (detail) by Massimiliano Pironti, 2018 © Massimiliano Pironti

Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Bantock House Museum

Bilston Gallery

Wolverhampton City Archives

Exhibitions

BP Portrait Award 2018 Wolverhampton Art Gallery 13 October – 30 November

The BP Portrait Award is one of the most important and prestigious platforms for portrait painters. Winners of the award have gone on to paint well-known public figures including Queen Elizabeth II, Nelson Mandela, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams and sports stars such as Bobby Moore and Sir Steven Redgrave.

The exhibition is an annual celebration of contemporary painted portraiture by artists of all ages from across the world; this year the competition received 2667 entries from 88 countries.

The panel of judges marked the works without knowing the artists’ name, nationality, gender or age. Each member of the judging panel considered what makes an outstanding portrait, weighing up the likeness, narrative, structure and overall impact of the work.

They eventually selected the 48 exceptional portraits that feature in this year’s exhibition.

The BP Portrait Award 2018 exhibition was launched at the National Portrait Gallery in June and Wolverhampton will be the first venue outside London to host the show.

Join more than 6 million people who have seen the exhibition for FREE since the award was originally created in 1980.

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Laura by Shawn McGovern, 2018 © Shawn McGovern

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Exhibitions

Sites of Memory II Wolverhampton Art Gallery 6 October – 2 December

Lychgate, St. Thomas’s Church, Church St., Wolverhampton. 2017. (detail) ©Chris Harrison

Chris Harrison is a photographer who specialises in producing documentary-style photographs.

His work is included in the collections of the V&A, The Imperial War Museum and the National Media Museum.

Harrison photographs war memorials as he goes about other activities, never setting out specifically to capture them or intending to undertake a systematic survey of them.

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His images focus on the memorial and its surroundings rather than the lists of names or their architectural details. This approach results in vibrant and dynamic pictures.

Photographs of First World War memorials in Wolverhampton have been commissioned for this exhibition and will be displayed alongside images from Britain and Germany taken in the last 20 years.

Exhibitions

Journeys: Making Marks With Meaning Wolverhampton Art Gallery 20 October 2018 – 6 January 2019 Still Lively is a weekly drawing and social club for people aged 55+ that takes place at Wolverhampton Art Gallery and four Shire Living centres across Staffordshire. It is a wide-ranging partnership that helps older people to create, share and celebrate their artworks, stories and ideas.

This exhibition consists of drawings made by more than 100 people who responded to the Still Lively challenge to ‘have a go at drawing’. Large scale works feature in the show, alongside unique concertina sketchbooks that help to present the journey and progression that each participant has made.

Also on display are exploratory drawings and creative writing made by participants from Shire Living centres in Stafford.

The exhibition is a showcase for the idea that anyone can draw and seeks to inspire anybody, regardless of age, to pick up a pencil and make a start.

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Exhibitions

Jane & Louise Wilson: Undead Sun Wolverhampton Art Gallery 27 October 2018 – 20 January 2019

Undead Sun, Jane & Louise Wilson, 2014 (video still)

Jane & Louise Wilson are best known for their video, film and photographic works that explore unpeopled spaces, especially those with an oppressive or military history. They were shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 1999 for their exhibition Gamma.

Since then their work has become more complex, featuring multiple projections and increasingly elaborate staging methods to draw the viewer in to their carefully constructed worlds.

Undead Sun is a large-scale video installation inspired by archive photographs, artefacts and diary entries. It explores the impact of the First World War and the technological forces that it unleashed. Strategic control of the skies changed how the world appeared from the air; terrifying gas attacks changed how we viewed the air itself.

Undead Sun was commissioned by Film and Video Umbrella and Imperial War Museums, in partnership with Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art and Wolverhampton Art Gallery. Supported

by Arts Council England. With special thanks to Artliner.

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Centenary of the End of the First World War Wolverhampton City Archives 7 November – 31 December This display highlights the contributions made by thousands of local men and women during the First World War, both at home and overseas. It celebrates their achievements and remembers those who gave their lives during the course of this conflict.

The Drawings of John Fullwood Wolverhampton Art Gallery 10 November 2018 – 24 March 2019 John Fullwood is an acclaimed 19th-century artist who exhibited at the Royal Academy, The Grosvenor Gallery and the Paris Salon.

This exhibition uses Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s collections, including many of Fullwood’s drawings and etchings, to tell the story of the town’s redevelopment during the Victorian Fullwood, John.(1854 – 1901) The Horse Fair, from Remnants of Old Wolverhampton, volume I, 1880 period. The 1877 Wolverhampton New material from popular local Improvement Act resulted in historians Simon Briercliffe and many changes to the cityscape Norm Keech also feature in with new roads laid out and the show exploring the town’s existing buildings demolished. redevelopment, including the Fullwood, along with John Reid, creation of what is now Lichfield James Tibbetts and photographer Street, and the disappearance Edwin Hasler recorded the of the notorious slum ‘Caribee buildings before they were Island’. replaced.

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Exhibitions

Hand Drawn Action Packed Wolverhampton Art Gallery 15 December 2018 – 3 March 2019 Hand Drawn Action Packed is an exciting new exhibition that brings together the work of ten international artists, whose practice illustrates how drawings can tell complex stories with the simplest of means.

Marcel van Eeden, Rinus Van de Velde and Otobong Nkanga have created new works for the show. The exhibition also features existing drawings and animations

by Marcel Dzama, Inci Eviner, Yun-Fei Ji, William Kentridge, Nalini Malani, Raymond Pettibon and Amy Sillman.

Marcel Dzama, Resist!, 2017. Š the artist, 2018. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner

The artists portray an array of subject matter, such as human relationships, geography, politics and mythology, in materials that range from traditional pencil and charcoal, to modern methods of animation.

The exhibition is accompanied by a lively, lavishly illustrated publication, designed by Stinsensqueeze and featuring texts by curator Roger Malbert.

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We Are Thirty showcases graduates’ work from 30 years of the Illustration degree course at the School of Art, University of Wolverhampton, and includes work by renowned artists including Ben Kelly, Matt Jones, Ian Dodds, Tristan Manco, Sarah Jennings, Louise Fenton, Sarah Graley, Anna Alfut, Blair Frame and Tomas Bjornsson, among many others.

Exhibitions

We Are Thirty Wolverhampton Art Gallery 15 December 2018 – 3 March 2019

The exhibition presents a microcosm of the trends and transitions in British illustration practice over the last three decades and includes original drawings, prints, digital film and three-dimensional work.

Sometimes humorous and at other times informative and moving, the exhibition takes the theme of turning 30 to visually narrate turning points, rites of passage and moments of change.

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Exhibitions

Schools’ Exhibition Programme Wolverhampton Art Gallery Throughout the year Wolverhampton Art Gallery hosts an exciting programme of exhibitions that feature the work of talented young artists studying across the city.

Arts Award Exhibition Until 21 October Wednesfield High School 5 November – 2 December Moseley Park School 3 December – 6 January If you are interested in exhibiting here at the Gallery please e-mail: andrew.yarnold@wolverhampton.gov.uk for more details.

University of Wolverhampton School of Art MA Show Wolverhampton Art Gallery 27 September – 3 October This year 49 University of Wolverhampton MA graduates in Design & Applied Arts and Digital & Visual Communications will be exhibiting work at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.

The exhibition celebrates the talent and creative output of local, national and international students across practices including glass, ceramics, textiles, product design, illustration and photography, video and film.

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Mabel Lowman, Geometric Construction, 2018, porcelain. Image © Stephen Mounsey

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Exhibitions

Family Friendly

Rhythm Time Bantock House 2, 9, 16 & 23 October; 6, 13, 20 & 27 November 4 & 11 December Various times and prices, visit: www.rhythmtime.net/je9

Art Play for Babies & Toddlers Wolverhampton Art Gallery Tuesdays in term time: 2, 9, 16 & 23 October; 6, 13, 20 & 27 November 4 & 11 December; 8, 15, 22 & 29 January 11am – 12 noon, £4 per child, suitable for 0-7 year olds To book a place visit: www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG Our new creative, sensory play sessions for families with babies and toddlers are led by artist and early years’ educator Ruth Turnbull. Take time to relax, imagine and find inspiration in the Gallery’s exhibitions.

Little Grown-Ups Bilston Gallery Thursdays: 4, 11, 18 & 25 October 8, 15, 22 & 29 November; 6 & 13 December 10, 17, 24 & 31 January 1 – 2pm, £4 per child, suitable for 0-7 year olds To book a place visit: www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG New! Sessions for Babies and Toddlers aged 0-7 years at Bilston Gallery.

Little Grown-Ups provide families with babies and toddlers the freedom and space to enjoy playing and pretending they’re all grown-up.

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Family Friendly

Bilston Boddlers: Build, Construct, Make & Play for Babies and Toddlers Bilston Gallery Fridays: 5, 12, 19 & 26 October; 9, 16, 23 & 30 November 7 & 14 December; 11, 18 & 25 January 1 – 2pm, £4 per child, suitable for 0-7 year olds To book a place visit: www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG Bilston Boddlers are fun sessions for families with young children, which provide babies and toddlers with all kinds of imaginative materials and toys to build, construct, make and play with.

Swing Sling Baby Classes Bantock House 6, 13, 20 & 27 October; 3, 17 & 24 November 1, 22 & 29 December Various times and prices, visit: www.slingswing.co.uk Sling Swing is an exciting gentle movement and dance class for mums and dads or carers with their babies and toddlers in soft structured slings and baby carriers or wraps. Musical styles include pop, hip hop, Charleston, cha-cha, salsa, merengue, bachata, reggaeton, swing, disco, musical theatre, ballroom and more.

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Family Friendly

Big Draw: Big 4 Drawing Portraits Challenge Wolverhampton Art Gallery 29 October 11am – 2pm, £2 per child Have you got what it takes to complete our Big Draw 4 x Drawing Portraits Challenge? Be inspired by our BP Portrait Award exhibition and work with our talented artists to complete four challenges.

Self Portrait - Ask a friend to draw around you then fill in the details until it looks just like you.

Portrait Trail - Complete all of the questions on our fantastic Portrait Trail.

Draw Up Close - Draw a feature up close and turn it in to a badge, it could be an eye, a mouth or a nose.

You decide…

Draw Someone Else - Find our dramatic model somewhere in the Gallery space. Then draw their portrait directly from life just like a real artist!

If you complete all 4 drawing challenges you can claim a prize.

Wolverhampton Arts & Culture is a supporter of Arts Award. For full details of our offer please visit: www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/arts-award-supporter

Awesome Afro-Punk Textile Art Wolverhampton Art Gallery 30 October 11am – 12.30pm, £4 per child. Ages 4 – 12 years Book online at www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG Print and decorate dazzling textile designs influenced by colourful, abstract African fabrics and patterns. Find inspiration in the work Earth by Yinka Shonibare to create vibrant textile art with artist Colette Whittington.

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Family Friendly

Halloween Party: Creepy Creatures Wolverhampton Art Gallery 31 October 11am – 3pm, £5 for craft activities Prepare to scare at our haunting Halloween Party!

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Halloween Party: The Animal Man Wolverhampton Art Gallery 31 October 10.30am, 11.30am, 1pm and 2pm £5 per child including an adult place, additional adults are £2.50 each.

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Mini Zoo – Meet creepy creatures at our mini-zoo Face Painting – Choose from lots of scary Halloween styles Scary Stories – Told by Ian Billings www.ianbillings.com Spooky Creatures – Make a creepy crawly to take home

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As part of our Halloween Party you can also pay to see a special one-hour talk about the secret lives of animals by The Animal Man and his terrific team.

To book places on either our craft activities or The Animal Man’s special talks please visit: www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG

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Babies and Toddlers

Art School: How to Draw a Portrait Masterclass Wolverhampton Art Gallery 1 November 10.30am – 2.30pm, £20 per child 15 places available, book online at www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG Find out how to draw a realistic portrait in this drawing masterclass for young people. Discover new skills and techniques from a professional artist and try out some experimental ways to draw.

Inspired by the National Portrait Gallery’s BP Portrait Award exhibition.

Play With Clay Fridays: Afro-Punk Portraits Wolverhampton Art Gallery 2 November 11am – 1pm £3 per child, Drop-in Model and decorate your own Afro-Punk style clay portrait inspired by our amazing new sculpture Earth by the artist Yinka Shonibare.

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Art Forum Wolverhampton Art Gallery 3 & 17 October 7 & 21 November 5 & 19 December 16 January 4.30 – 6.30pm, FREE E-mail: artforum@ wolverhampton.gov.uk or call 01902 552055 for details and to book your place.

Our sessions for young people aged 14-25 offer the chance to work with practising artists, experiment with new art techniques and learn about careers in galleries, museums and archives.

You can also work towards your Bronze or Gold Arts Award (for which you can gain up to 35 UCAS points).

Earth by Yinka Shonibare. ©Yinka Shonibare

Our Wolverhampton Young Writers’ Group is for those in school years 7-12 and is led by writer William Gallagher along with an Assistant Writer.

Babies and Toddlers

Young Writers’ Group Wolverhampton Art Gallery 20 October; 17 November 8 December & 12 January 1.30 – 3.30pm, £5 per person, book online

www.writingwestmidlands.org/wolverhampton-young-writers-group

Music Concerts from Wolverhampton Music Hub Wolverhampton Art Gallery 26 October, 16 November, 30 November, 18 January & 1 February 1.15pm, FREE Our lunchtime concerts are organised by Wolverhampton’s Music Hub. They give talented local young musicians the opportunity to perform in inspiring venues and before new audiences.

Every concert is different and may feature classical, contemporary or popular music.

Still Lively Wolverhampton Art Gallery 3, 10, 17 & 24 October; 7, 14, 21, 28 November 5, 12 & 19 December; 9, 16, 23 & 30 January 10.30am – 1pm or 2 – 4pm, £3 per session To book a place visit: www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG alternatively call 01902 552055 or visit the box office at the gallery.

Developed for over-55s these weekly sessions are led by artist Sam Hale who will offer support and encouragement as you embark on a creative journey to hone and improve your artistic skills.

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Supporting Creativity

Lunchtime Art Talks Wolverhampton Art Gallery 3, 10, 17 & 24 October 7, 14, 21 & 28 November 5 December 16, 23 & 30 January 1.30pm, FREE NEW! Art talks at lunchtime.

Every Wednesday lunchtime at 1.30pm you can enjoy a FREE introductory talk about a different artwork, exhibition or theme each week. Talks last about 10mins and start promptly at 1.30pm. No need to book a place, just turn up.

Develop Your Drawing Skills: Portraits Wolverhampton Art Gallery 6, 13, 20 & 27 October 3, 10, 17 & 24 November 1 & 8 December £150, To book a place and arrange payment please contact course tutor Tina Wills-Jones: tinawj610@sky.com or call 07702 843676.

Drawing is at the core of good artistic practice. This course is designed to improve your hand/ eye co-ordination, observation and drawing technique.

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Basic materials supplied, suitable for those aged 16 and over.

Art Appreciation: A Beginner’s Course Various Galleries Thursdays, 1 – 3pm, starting on 27 September Saturdays, 11am – 1pm, starting on 29 September £70, £55 concessions, to book call 0121 4144414 or online at: www.barber.org.uk/art-appreciation This 10 week beginners course looks at world-class art collections and exhibitions across five regional art galleries; Wolverhampton Art Gallery, The Barber Institute of Fine Art, Ikon Gallery, New Art Gallery Walsall and Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.

Meet Me @WAG Wolverhampton Art Gallery 31 October, 28 November 2018 and 30 January 11am – 12 noon, FREE Meet Me @ WAG is a monthly conversation club for people aged 50 years and over. These FREE sessions offer a friendly and informal opportunity for people to meet up and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit, or two.

You can find out about our latest exhibitions and events, enjoy tours of our changing exhibitions and have a natter. Old friends and new participants are very welcome.

Bantock’s regular antiques fairs are widely-regarded as one of the best in the region. Dozens of traders descend on Bantock to offer everything from costume jewellery to ceramics and furniture.

Supporting Creativity

Antiques Fairs Bantock House 7 October, 4 November 2 December and 6 January 9.30am – 3.30pm, £1.50, under 16s FREE

Refreshments are available from the Courtyard Cafe from 10am. There is limited free parking available on-site too.

East Meets West Shopping Experience Bantock House 14 October 11am – 4pm, adults £1, children FREE East meets West is a retail event which sees Eastern and Western traditions combine under one roof to raise money for Hope and Compassion, a charity which strives to make the lives of abandoned Indian children, happier and more fulfilling. British foods, crafts, designs and textiles will blend with mendhi, Indian street food, Asian jewellery, Asian fashion and more!

Dolls House Fair Bantock House 21 October 11am – 4pm, adults £1, children 50p Are you a collector or maker looking for the finishing touch for your doll’s house? Perhaps you’re thinking of getting started and aren’t sure where to begin. Our traders offer everything from complete houses and caravans through to small details including furniture and fabrics.

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Craft Fair Bantock House 10 & 11 November 11am – 4pm, adults £1, children FREE

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The ever-popular local Christmas Shopping event at Bantock House.

Unique, original, contemporary and wonderful gifts all under one roof. Homemade preserves, baked goods, jewellery, fashion, art, photography, papercraft, candles, children’s clothing, homewares, pamper products, textiles, floristry, woodturned goods and much, much more!

Local History Talks organised by Wolverhampton City Archives, taking place at the City Archives in the Molineux Hotel Building on the second Wednesday of the month. £2, To book please call: 01902 552055

10 October, 5.30 – 6.30pm

A talk by Ray Fellowes exploring the fascinating historic events in and around Wednesfield village.

14 November, 5.30 – 6.30pm

A talk by Kate Hartland-Westwood on The Disputed Will of Henry Grainger.

12 December, 5.30 – 6.30pm

A talk by Frank Sharman on Charles Dickens in Wolverhampton.

9 January 5.30 – 6.30pm

A talk by David Taylor on the First World War and The Smestow Vale Villages of South Staffordshire.

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Wolverhampton Country Songwriters’ Night Bantock House 27 October, 24 November, 26 January 7 – 10.30pm, £5

Local History Talks organised by the Friends of Wolverhampton Archives. Taking place at the City Archives in the Molineux Hotel Building on the first Thursday of the month.

FREE for members of the Friends of Wolverhampton City Archives.

Visitors welcome, space permitting, for a fee of £2.

1 November, 11am – 1.30pm

A talk by Sue Hanley and the Moseley Old Hall Archives team about the Hall and its families.

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Our regular country nights see Bantock’s Tractor Shed rocking as fantastic acts take to the stage. See four acts for a fiver, including regular performers The Emma Swindell’s Band.

6 December, 11am – 1.30pm

A talk by Jackie Harrison exploring the history of Wednesfield from the Saxon period onwards.

3 January, 11am – 1.30pm

A talk by Julia Pursehouse on the history of St Luke’s Church.

Local History Talks that take place at Wolverhampton City Archives, no matter who organises them, offer insight in to the people, places and history that make Wolverhampton and the surrounding area such a fascinating place to explore.

The talks are delivered by talented and passionate local historians so you can be sure that you’re discovering the most up-to-date research about the city.

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Wolverhampton City Archives

Friends Helping Hands Sessions 13 October, 10 November, 8 December & 12 January 10am – 1pm, FREE Free drop-in sessions for assistance with family history, delivered by members of the Friends of Wolverhampton City Archives.

Introduction to Family History Research Fridays from 9 November to 14 December, 10.30am £30 per person, book in advance by calling 01902 552055 knowledge of where to find records and the confidence to use them to trace at least one line of their own family history back to the early 1800s. They will be advised on the basics of birth, marriage and death registration, and the census records, before moving on to military, criminal, employment, and many other records, which tell the unique story of each person’s family.

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To participate it is not necessary to have family roots in the City of Wolverhampton or the Black Country, as the records are the same for all of England and Wales, and Scottish records are very similar. For those with roots outside of the UK this is a good starting place as, by understanding English records, it is then possible to move on to researching overseas.

Wolverhampton Archives hosts its annual Local History Fair on the weekend of the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.

Among those taking part are representatives from Wednesfield Local History Society, the Wolverhampton Lacemakers Guild, Wolverhampton Archaeology Group and the local branch of the Western Front Association. These groups and many more are on hand to talk about their work and research.

Wolverhampton City Archives

Local History Fair 10 November, 10am – 4pm £2.50 for adults and £1.50 for children

The Friends of Wolverhampton Archives are hosting one of their Helping Hands sessions for assistance with family history. These are available in bookable slots throughout the day. Second hand books are on sale, and the Friends of Wolverhampton Archives will hold a raffle and sell cakes and drinks in their pop-up tea room to raise funds for Wolverhampton City Archives.

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Café Art Gallery

Our menus have everything from an early morning bacon sandwich to a tasty pastry and healthy lunchtime meals to fantastic cakes; perfect for an afternoon treat. Whatever time of day you visit there’s certain to be a treat to tempt you.

Nestled at the top of the building the Gallery Café is the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life; pop in and enjoy really good food, great drinks, and friendly service all in inspirational surroundings.

For visitors at Bantock House and Park we have a popular café with outdoor seating where, on a sunny day, you can soak up the sunshine and enjoy good food in a lovely setting.

Gallery Café

Bantock Courtyard Café

Monday – Saturday 11am – 4.15pm Sunday 11am – 3.30pm

Friends

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Every day 9am – 4pm

Everyone needs a friend and we are very fortunate to have active Friends groups across all our sites.

Members are from all ages and backgrounds with the same aim – supporting and promoting the Art Gallery, Archives and Bantock House.

All our sites benefit from the fundraising and by joining the group it benefits you too as you can make new friends, see fantastic exhibitions and enjoy evening outings.

To find out more information on how to join a Friends group contact art.gallery@wolverhampton.gov.uk

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