Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Take a journey through 300 years of art, from Georgian portraits and Victorian landscapes, to Pop and contemporary art. Tell us about your visit by leaving a review on Trip Advisor.Visit Us
Monday – Saturday: 10am – 5pmClosed Bank HolidaysCafé open Monday – Saturday: 10.30am – 4.30pmAdmission free
Address
Lichfield St
Wolverhampton
West Midlands
WV1 1DU
01902 552055
With its family friendly displays and interactives, Wolverhampton Art Gallery can be enjoyed by visitors of all ages.
See permanent displays dedicated to key periods in history alongside regularly changing exhibitions that embrace painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, multi-media, and more. From grand paintings by 18th century greats, to thought provoking contemporary pieces, there’s always something new to discover.
Relax in the laid-back setting of the Art Gallery Café, with its delicious menu, ranges of speciality loose-leaf teas and fresh coffee, and discover a treasure trove of crafts, cards and jewellery in the gallery shop.
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Drinks Available
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Cafe
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Baby Changing
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WiFi Available
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Lockers Available
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Gift Shop
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Disabled Access
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Family Friendly
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Buggies Welcome
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Bus Stop Nearby
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Metro Station Nearby
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Train Station Nearby
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Meeting Rooms For Hire
Sensing Sculpture
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
2 March 2013 - 31 December 2013
Following top-to-toe refurbishment, Sensing Sculpture reopens with new sculptures as well as old favourites.
Tipping Point
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
11 May 2013 - 6 July 2013
This group exhibition centres on global climate change and showcases a range of artistic responses to the environmental and humanitarian issues associated with it, currently and in the future. The exhibition also includes an exciting new commission by Gerry Judah, inspired by a research trip to India in association with international development agency Christian Aid.
Pauline Boty: Pop Artist and Woman
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
1 June 2013 - 16 November 2013
This vibrant display of paintings, collages and ephemera from public and private collections includes some pieces that have not been exhibited for 40 years. This is the first public exhibition to survey her career as a whole, reinstating her at the forefront of British Pop Art.
Meet the Animal Man and his Mini Zoo
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
22 June 2013
Get up close with creepy-crawlies, reptiles, birds and mammals and hear fascinating tales from Animal Man himself.
- This Thurs Bumps, Babies and Breastfeeding Bonanza 10am - 3pm free event live music, information stands, activities.. http://t.co/bI1G45GQ5H
