WOLVERHAMPTON ARTS & CULTURE
Exhibitions & Events April – June 2018
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Bantock House Museum
Bilston Gallery
Wolverhampton City Archives
Welcome
April – June 2018
Work has recently finished on the new first floor touring exhibition gallery at Wolverhampton Art Gallery. This will enable us to host more touring exhibitions and show even more breath-taking images. The first exhibition in this new space will be ‘Pop’ themed so if you are missing our Pop collection (currently on loan to the Herbert, Coventry) then this is a ‘must see’.
There are more exciting changes yet to come. Work will soon begin on the refurbishment of our ground floor spaces at the Art Gallery. This will see the creation of a newly designed, fully accessible entrance on Lichfield Passage, opening onto a relocated and enlarged ground floor café and temporary exhibition space. From the café you will be able to enjoy views of St. Peter’s gardens whilst you re-charge your batteries. The works will be phased to minimise the disruption, although there will be some temporary arrangements for access to the Art Gallery via Lichfield and Wulfruna Street. We’re pleased to say that we are staying open throughout the building work and we have plenty of shows and events taking place throughout the spring and summer for our visitors to enjoy. Our current first floor café will remain open until the big move so there will still be a fantastic mixture of food and drink on offer.
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April – June 2018 Artist’s impression of the gallery’s new entrance © Rock Townsend LLP
Back in March Wolverhampton Art Gallery received two awards from What’s On Magazine. First up was Best Exhibition for The Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year. This breath-taking show featured images from all over the world documenting the incredible power of nature. From the ‘First Shots’ category for budding photographers to more established practitioners, every single image grabs the viewer’s attention and refuses to let go.
Thanks to you, Wolverhampton Art Gallery was also voted Best Gallery/Venue in Wolverhampton and the Black Country. This is a reflection of the broad programme of exhibitions that we host as well as the fantastic activities for all our visitors from great drop-ins for youngsters to our regular conversation club for the over-50s, and everything in between. We couldn’t have done it without your votes so a big thank you from everyone here for your continued support.
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New Exhibitions
John Myers: The World is Not Beautiful Wolverhampton Art Gallery 30 March – 17 June John Myers’ black and white photographs produced in and around Stourbridge presented a clear and incisive recording of Britain in the 1970s as it had never been seen before. Myers was at the cutting edge of 1970s photography and if he had been working in America he would certainly have been a part of The New Topographics movement, alongside Robert Adams, Lewis Baltz and Nicholas Nixon. After going unnoticed for nearly 30 years this unique record of the people and landscapes of the West Midlands is attracting significant critical attention.
The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated 72-page catalogue.
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Young boy with ball, 1974 ©John Myers
This new display, curated by Tom Hicks and Dr Jane Webb from the University of Wolverhampton’s School of Art and Design, explores psychedelic art, music and fashion in the 1960s.
New Exhibitions
The Cabinet of Psychedelic Curiosities Wolverhampton Art Gallery 14 April – 3 June
The exhibition ranges from some of the first 60s prints inspired by Art Nouveau designs to the full flowering of the psychedelic style of 1967’s Summer of Love. Enjoy a magical mystery tour through the curious style that created a bright and colourful fusion of pop music and art. The exhibition also features newer works from the collection as well as examples of futuristic novels by Angela Carter and Margaret Atwood. Taken together these objects and artworks explore the issues of feminism, gender and alienation that resonate through the exhibition.
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New Exhibitions
Fiction City Wolverhampton Art Gallery 21 April – 3 June 2108 Taking its name from a cityscape which replaces urban landmarks with domestic objects, this exhibition explores the impact that modern cities, and the experience of city life, have upon human relationships. Fiction City uses a selection of artworks from the gallery’s collection that each explore ideas around living in cities. Prints by Chris Plowman feature alongside rarely-seen photomontages from the influential artist and critic John Walker. Together they represent shared artistic ideas about urban experience.
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Fiction City, Plowman, Chris. 1978, ©The Artist
A touring exhibition from the award-winning Jorvik Viking Centre
New Exhibitions
Viking Heroes Wolverhampton Art Gallery 12 May – 8 July
Discover the world of some of the real-life heroes of the Viking world, including Eric Bloodaxe - last Viking King of York, Canute the Great, and warrior woman Lathgertha. Learn how these Viking heroes were celebrated and commemorated, and what stories the archaeological evidence can tell us. Genuine relics offer an insight into the world of the Vikings and you can learn more about their myths and gods in our Viking encampment, through story-telling, games, craft activities and dressing-up. You can also peek into our local area at the time of the Vikings. Try our 360* video walk-through of Anglo-Saxon ‘Wolverhampton’ in AD 900, discover the story of the Battle of Wodensfeld (its exact location is a topic of debate), and find out about our unique Saxon pillar. Prices: Adults £4, Children £2, Concessions £3 Visit www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG to buy your tickets in advance. Tickets will also be available from our box office on arrival.
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New Exhibitions
Queen Street Wolverhampton Art Gallery 26 May – 4 July
As part of the Queen Street, Wolverhampton Townscape Heritage Scheme, local volunteers have researched the history of several properties along Queen Street. They have used a range of sources, including documents, maps and photographs, to highlight areas of continuity and change.
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Their findings make up a significant part of this new exhibition. Alongside this research and photographs will be a selection of archive images, maps and documents that shine a light on this important thoroughfare.
An illustration of Queen Street taken from The Illustrated Midland News
2018 is the 100th anniversary of the Representation of the People Act 1918, which allowed some women to vote for the first time, and it’s 90 years since women got the right to vote on the same terms as men. Wolverhampton played a significant part in the fight for women’s right to vote. This exhibition will explore the struggles local women faced to gain their rights and recognition, focussing on: Suffrage campaigners, factory workers, artists and activists; and their part of the national movement for gender equality.
New Exhibitions
The Fight for Women’s Equality Wolverhampton Art Gallery From 26 May
Image courtesy of Wolverhampton City Archives
City of Wolverhampton College End of Year Art and Design Show Wolverhampton Art Gallery 19 June – 8 July Work from more than 60 gifted art, design and photography students from City of Wolverhampton College will again fill the walls of the gallery in their annual end of year college show. Students from a range of University of Arts London creative courses will showcase their creations including fine art, sculpture, photography, digital print, textiles, fashion, painting and ceramics.
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New Exhibitions
Ghost Horses and Guns Melanie Tomlinson Wolverhampton Art Gallery 30 June – 14 October Working with finely illustrated printed metal, Melanie Tomlinson creates intricate three-dimensional sculptures, some with moving parts, as an archive of urban folktales. The enchanting pieces on show in this exhibition can be seen as illuminated manuscripts which embody Tomlinson’s working class roots - something which she feels isn’t well represented in museum and gallery collections.
Ghost Horses and Guns comes from Melanie’s fascination with the forgotten spaces between urban and rural landscapes. She sees them as overgrown, full of life and somehow magical corridors, and a metaphor for transformation, changing identities, memory and experience. The exhibition features nine new pieces created especially for the show, alongside short stories that merge childhood memories and real-life events to reflect universal themes such as nature, destruction, transformation and hope. Generously supported by an award from the Arts Council England. 10
To mark Wolverhampton City Archives’s 40th birthday, users, Friends, and staff (past and present) have been nominating their favourite item or items from our collection. Items nominated include photographs, maps, documents and newspapers so this exhibition will show off many highlights of the collection, as well as illustrating the variety of items we keep in the archives.
New Exhibitions
My Favourite Archive Wolverhampton City Archives 4 – 31 July
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Last Chance to See
Clangers, Bagpuss & Co Wolverhampton Art Gallery Until 29 April Catch The Clangers, that saggy old cloth cat Bagpuss, Ivor the Engine and Noggin the Nog in this beautiful, interactive exhibition that is perfect for children and families of all ages. Discover the history of Peter Firmin and Oliver Postgate’s Smallfilms company through original models and sets and see some of their filming equipment. See page 14 for family-friendly activities linked to this exhibition.
Bagpuss © Smallfilms, Image © Victoria and Albert Museum, London
TV Puppets: Icons from 80 Years of Entertainment Wolverhampton Art Gallery Until 29 April Parker has almost finished polishing that fantastic pink Rolls Royce, ready for Lady Penelope to head off on another adventure. It’s your last chance to see this fantastic exhibition that’s packed with family favourites from the last 80 years of television. From Muffin the Mule through to The Muppets and Button Moon there are almost too many characters to mention. The whole exhibition is a loving and nostalgic look back over decades of entertainment and is perfect for young children, parents and grandparents to explore and share together. 12
Diaspora Pavilion | Venice to Wolverhampton re-stages works by seven artists who exhibited in the 2017 Diaspora Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale.
Last Chance to See
Diaspora Pavilion | Venice to Wolverhampton Wolverhampton Art Gallery Until 29 April
Larry Achiampong, Kimathi Donkor, Michael Forbes, susan pui san lok, Paul Maheke, Erika Tan and Abbas Zahedi present new and existing works in this re-configured exhibition that considers the urgency and importance of the Diasporic experience for people of African, Asian and Caribbean heritage in the UK. The Diaspora Pavilion, Venice 2017 was co-founded by David Bailey, Nicola Green, Peter Clayton and David Lammy and also launched a two-year project providing professional development opportunities to 11 artists with the assistance of ten artist mentors. Diaspora Pavilion | Venice to Wolverhampton is curated by David Bailey and Jessica Taylor.
Michael Forbes, Untitled (2018) Installation view at Wolverhampton Art Gallery
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Family Friendly
Garden in a Glass Wolverhampton Art Gallery Saturday 31 March, 11am – 2pm £2 per child, drop-in Get gardening for Spring and plant up your own ‘Garden in a Glass’ to take Home, decorate it with bees and butterflies, keep it watered and watch it grow.
Sunny Bunny Fun Day Wolverhampton Art Gallery Tuesday 3 April
Crafty Activity, 11am – 2pm, £2, drop-in Make a sunny picture or bunch of long-lasting daffodils. Animal Man presentations, taking place at 10.30am, 11.30am, 1pm or 2pm £5 per child with a free adult place. Additional adults are £2.50 each. 14
Learn about giant rabbits and more of The Animal Man’s cute and creepy creatures in a special talk. Mini Zoo, 11am – 3pm, drop-in, FREE The Animal Man and his team of experts will be hosting a mini-zoo at the Art Gallery where you can discover new furry friends.
Family Friendly
Clangers, Bagpuss and Puppet Friends Day Wolverhampton Art Gallery Wednesday 4 April, 11am – 2pm £2 per child, drop-in The gallery is packed with puppets and they’re the perfect inspiration for this fun-filled activity. Work with a real artist to make your own puppet friend to take home and play with.
Viking Saturday Wolverhampton Art Gallery Saturday 26 May, 11am – 2pm, £2 per child, drop-in Dress like the fearsome warrior Sweyn Forkbeard or warrior woman Lathgertha as you learn more about the myths, legends and heroes of Viking culture and make your own Viking-inspired crafts.
Viking Art and Craft Tuesday Wolverhampton Art Gallery Tuesday 29 May, 11am – 2pm £2 per child, drop-in Discover celebrated Viking heroes and the powers of their gods in this familyfriendly workshop. Make your own Viking longboat model, shield or sword. 15
Babies and Toddlers
Sling Swing Baby Classes Bantock House 7, 14, 21 & 28 April, 5, 12, 19 & 26 May 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 June Musical styles include pop, hip hop, charleston, cha cha, salsa, merengue, bachata, reggaeton, swing, disco, musical theatre, ballroom and more. For prices and details of how to reserve a place please email: info@slingswing.co.uk
Rhythm Time Bantock House 17 & 24 April, 1, 8, 15 & 22 May, 5, 12, 19 & 26 June, 3, 10 & 17 July Toddler sessions: 9.45 & 10.25am Baby sessions: 11.05 & 11.55am Rhythm Time offers award-winning, multi-sensory and fun music sessions for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers across the Wolverhampton area. Each age-appropriate course has been created to enhance every child’s development. To book a FREE trial near you, or for more details, please visit: www.rhythmtime.net/je9
Musical Steps Wolverhampton Art Gallery 17 & 24 April, 1, 8, 15 & 22 May, 5, 12, 19 & 26 June and 3 & 10 July Toddler Troupe: 10.30 - 11.10am £5 (first visit free) Baby Band: 11.20 - 11.50am £4.50 (first visit free) Our unique, award-winning music classes are for everyone from new-born babies through to toddlers, pre-schoolers and young children. We use instruments, props, movement, games, nursery rhymes and songs to help develop communication, language, listening, creativity and cooperation. 16
To book a FREE trial class, contact Liz on 07572 789033 or e-mail: liz.browne@musicalsteps.co.uk
Our sessions for young people aged 14 to 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).
Supporting Creativity
Art Forum Wolverhampton Art Gallery 4 & 18 April, 2 & 16 May, 6 & 20 June, 4 & 18 July 4.30 – 6.30pm, FREE
Drop in 4.30 to 6.30pm, 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month, at Wolverhampton Art Gallery and ask for Art Forum. Please ring the bell at the gallery entrance. E-mail Artforum@wolverhampton.gov.uk or call 01902 552055 for details.
Young Writers’ Group Wolverhampton Art Gallery Saturdays: 21 April, 19 May and 23 June 1.30 – 3.30pm £5, book online Writing West Midlands present a creative writing group for young writers in years 7-11. Led by professional writer William Gallagher, the group will look at all sorts of creative writing to inspire creativity, expression and confidence in young people and a chance to make new friends. www.writingwestmidlands.org/wolverhampton-young-writers-group
School Exhibition Programme Wolverhampton Art Gallery Various Wolverhampton Art Gallery is pleased to host exhibitions of work produced by talented local students. It is a great opportunity for people to see their work displayed in a new setting away from their school. If you are interesting in having your school’s work included in the programme please e-mail tess.radcliffe@wolverhampton.gov.uk 17
Supporting Creativity
Develop Your Drawing Skills Wolverhampton Art Gallery 21 & 28 April You will have the unique opportunity 5, 12, 19 & 26 May to relate your work to the wonderful 2, 9, 16 & 23 June collection at Wolverhampton Art 10am – 1pm Gallery which will deepen the Drawing is at the core of good artistic practice. This course is designed to improve your hand/ eye co-ordination, observation and drawing technique.
We start with portraiture, working from a clothed model and progress to other subject areas such as Life Drawing, learning tips that will demystify the drawing process.
understanding of personal artistic practice.
Course tutor: Tina Wills-Jones Course fees: £200 To book and pay please contact Tina on 07702 843676 or email: tinawj610@sky.com Basic materials supplied, suitable for ages 16 and over.
Still Lively – Drawing Workshops Wolverhampton Art Gallery 18 & 25 April, 2, 9, 16 & 23 May, 6, 13, 20 & 27 June 10.30am – 1pm or 2 – 4pm, £2 per person Developed for the over-55s, these weekly sessions are led by Tom Jones who will offer support and encouragement as you embark on a creative journey to hone and improve your artistic skills. The project is funded by Art’s Council England and The Baring
Foundation and is a partnership with Creative health CIC, Choices housing association and Staffordshire Art Services. Places are limited, to reserve a place please call 01902 552055 or visit our box office.
Meet Me @ WAG Wolverhampton Art Gallery 25 April, 30 May & 27 June 11am – 12 noon, FREE
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Join our regular conversation club for the over-50s. Relax and enjoy a chat about the topic of the month, supported by our exhibitions, artworks and artefacts from the collection. You’ll find plenty to chat about at our conversation club.
Through looking, discussion and lively debate, this five-week course will explore the many connections between the varied collections and exhibitions of five regional galleries. 14 June Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery Compare and contrast 17th century portraiture with contemporary art 21 June The Barber Institute of Fine Arts (University of Birmingham) The Royal Collection Italian Renaissance drawings 28 June Ikon gallery, Birmingham Mexico-based artist Francis Alÿs reflects on the notion of turbulence through film
5 July New Art Gallery Walsall Photography by Mahtab Hussain alongside Andrew Tifts hand-drawn portraits 12 July Wolverhampton Art Gallery Melanie Tomlinson’s Ghost Horses and Guns merges childhood memory with real-life events in the Midlands £25; £20 concessions Booking essential.
Supporting Creativity
Understanding Art – Summer 2018 – 5-week course Various Locations Thursdays, 2 – 3.30pm
Please book online via the Barber’s website: www.barber.org or by calling the box office on 0121 414 4414
School Concerts Wolverhampton Art Gallery Fridays: 4 & 18 May, 15 & 29 June and 13 July 1.10 pm, FREE Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s Georgian Gallery hosts regular concerts by talented young people from schools across the city. It is a great opportunity for these musicians to experience the thrill of performing in new and inspirational settings away from the comfort zone of their own school. The programme is varied and usually includes a mixture of classical and contemporary pieces.
Why not stay in the Gallery for a spot of lunch, tea or coffee or a slice of delicious cake? The concerts are FREE but donations to Let Us Play are welcome. Let Us Play is a Wolverhampton-based charity that provides sports, arts, play and outings for children with special needs in the city and its surrounding areas. 19
Archives
These events are organised by the Friends of Wolverhampton Archives and Local Studies. There is no charge for members of the Friends, and visitors are most welcome to attend, capacity permitting, for a fee of £2 on the door.
Local History Talk by Anne Sadler Wolverhampton City Archives 5 April 11am – 12.45pm A fascinating look at the history of Perton.
Local History Talk by Tony & Joyce Perry Wolverhampton City Archives 3 May 11am – 12.45pm, The River People: Memories of a Midland Childhood
Local History Talk by Jeremy Walters Wolverhampton City Archives 7 June 11am – 12.45pm Wolverhampton History 20
Local History talks organised by Wolverhampton Archives. 5.30 – 6.30pm £2 per person. Please book in advance by calling 01902 552055.
Local History Talk by Ann Eales Wolverhampton City Archives 11 April, 9 May & 13 June 5.30 – 6.30pm Why Harry Nicholas Grove of Wolverhampton Hit the Headlines.
Local History Talk by Simon Briercliffe Wolverhampton City Archives 9 May 5.30 – 6.30pm Finding the Irish in The Black Country.
Local History Talk by Chris Twiggs Wolverhampton City Archives 13 June 5.30 – 6.30pm The Home Front 1914-18 : The view from Finchfield House Tickets are £2 per person. Please book in advance by calling 01902 552055
Archives
Family History Help Day Taster Wolverhampton City Archives Saturdays, 14 April, 12 May & 9 June 10am – 1pm, FREE These sessions, organised by The Friends of the Archives, offer friendly advice on how to get the most out of a visit and start moving your family history research in the right direction.
Family History Classes Wolverhampton City Archives Every Friday for six weeks starting on 20 April, 10.30am £30 per person for all six sessions This course is the perfect stepping stone from the free Family History Help Days offered by the service. The Archive’s friendly team will be able to offer lots of helpful, fun and practical advice including: • L earn about the types of records that will help you •H ow to find and interpret the right records •D iscover the heroes and rogues in your family • Reveal the truth behind your family tales To book a place please call 01902 552055
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Antiques Fairs Bantock House Sundays: 8 April, 6 May, 3 June, 1 July. Trade, 9 – 10am General public, 10am – 3pm £1.50, under 16s FREE. Bantock’s regular antiques fairs are a great way spend some time on a Sunday. Browse new stalls or visit Bantock Antiques Centre’s rooms packed with furniture and collectibles and snap up a bargain.
Dolls House Fair Bantock House Sunday 22 April, 11am – 4pm £1 adults, 50p children
A sale of fiction and non-fiction books including some large print, Asian language books and music CDs as well as local history material and music scores formerly only available in the reference section.
Our stallholders offer all of the intricate details you need to complete your dolls house scene including wooden furniture, soft furnishings such as rugs, cushions and curtains, and much more.
Wolverhampton Songwriters’ Country Nights Bantock House Saturdays, 28 April, 27 May & 30 June 7 – 10.30pm, £5
Vintage Fair Bantock House Sunday 20 May 10.30am – 4.30pm £1 entry
Join us at Bantock House’s Tractor Shed and listen to four fantastic acts for just a fiver, including regular performers The Emma Swindell’s band.
Evenings and Weekends
Library Book Sale Bantock House Saturday 7 April 9am – 4.30pm
More than 20 stalls offering the very best vintage wares.
Summer Gift and Craft Fair Bantock House Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 July 11am – 4pm This event is the perfect opportunity to come along and purchase stunning and unique wares from the many local crafters and enterprises. Plants and flowers, designer homewares, photography, confectionery and baked goods, illustration, needlework, decoupage, woodwork, vintage and contemporary jewellery, fashion accessories, fused glass, children’s books, pamper products, personalised gifts, luxury handmade candles, ceramics and much much more! Over 35 pop-up stalls, free entry, free parking
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Café Art Gallery
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’ve got a popular café with outdoor eating where on a sunny day you can soak up the sunshine and enjoy good food in a lovely setting. 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. 24
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