Notice: Although all of our venues are currently closed you can still stay connected with Wolverhampton Arts and Culture through our free online and family friendly resources.
Here To Stay is an archive of portraits and oral histories by documentary photographer Inès Elsa Dalal which documents the personal and professional narratives of 23 Black healthcare personnel working in the National Health Service. It was commissioned in 2018 to celebrate 70 years since the arrival of the Windrush Generation, many of whom have been, and still are, integral to the success of the NHS.
The [Spaces] In-Between
24thOctto 17th Jan
Wolverhampton City Centre has over a hundred empty or underused sites including shops, office units and public areas.
Nritya Black Country
19thSepto 20th Dec
Nritya: Collecting The Story Of Indian Dance In The Black Country 1960-2000.
Windrush Generation Experiences
3rdOctto 20th Dec
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.
Stellar: Stars of our Contemporary Collection
24thOctto 17th Jan
An array of paintings, drawings, sculpture, print, film and photography by some of the leading lights of British contemporary art in recent decades.
British Art Show 9
6thMar2021
Wolverhampton has been selected as the opening city for next year’s British Art Show 9.
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Come and explore more than 300 years of art in our free gallery with fantastic changing exhibitions and permanent galleries featuring work by English landscape and portrait genius Gainsborough we’ve got it all here.
Facilities
Drinks
Food Drink
Shop Disabled Access
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Lockers
Train Station
Metro Station
Meeting Rooms
Bus Stop
Buggies Welcome
Baby Changing
Wi-Fi Available
To comply with Government guidance and ensure the safety of our staff and visitors Wolverhampton Art Gallery will be closed until Wednesday 2 December.
Whilst we are closed you can still experience art digitally by visiting our online exhibitions, free resources for all ages, plus much more.
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