Are you an artist, cultural organisation or creative practitioner in the WV area? If so, this is your chance to get involved in BAS9.

Arts and cultural opportunities 2020-21 for teachers in the Black Country, and the West Midlands, with a key focus on the British Art Show 9.

Wolverhampton City Centre has over a hundred empty or underused sites including shops, office units and public areas.

Stellar presents an array of painting, drawing, sculpture, print, film and photography by some of the leading lights of British contemporary art in recent decades.

Every 5 years the British Art Show Tours 4 UK Cities nationwide. In 2021 Wolverhampton is one of the chosen host cities for British Art Show 9 and we can expect up to 70k people to visit the region. This is a great opportunity for those in retail, tourism and hospitality to find out how they can make the best of linking in with the organisers and maximising opportunities for their businesses to benefit from this footfall.

Supported by City of Wolverhampton Council and financed by Government, a Wolverhampton charity has announced a project to put a collection of unique video interviews online.

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.

£4 per session.

To book a place call visit eventbrite.

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.

£4 per session.

To book a place call visit eventbrite.

Nritya: Collecting The Story Of Indian Dance In The Black Country 1960-2000.

Join Royal Collection Trust’s Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings Carly Collier for a curator’s talk.