Wolverhampton Arts & Culture Exhibitions & Events Guide Jul - Sept 2018

WOLVERHAMPTON ARTS & CULTURE

Exhibitions & Events July - September 2018

Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Bantock House Museum

Bilston Gallery

Wolverhampton City Archives

Exhibitions

The Singh Twins: Slaves of Fashion Wolverhampton Art Gallery 21 July – 19 August At first glance the work of The Singh Twins is colourful and light, packed with minute detail that draws heavily on the tradition of Indian miniature painting. Look closer and you’ll see works rich in symbolism that challenge and redefine widely-accepted, Eurocentric perceptions of heritage and identity in art and society.

The Twins first visited India in 1980 and became fascinated with Indian miniatures. The prejudice they experienced when trying to develop this tradition as their personal artistic language, has been a major driving force behind their art. Describing their style as ‘Past - Modern’ (as opposed to ‘Post-Modern’) the sisters use historical Eastern and Western artistic conventions to address contemporary social, cultural and political issues.

The Singh Twins seek to make a real difference through their art.

Their newest work, Slaves of Fashion, combines traditional hand-painted techniques with digitally created imagery.

Intricate and painstakingly produced, the works show incredible draughtsmanship.

Internationally-renowned artists The Singh Twins are exhibiting at Wolverhampton Art Gallery this summer.

Eleven of these, featuring life-sized portraits of historical figures, are digital fabric artworks displayed on lightboxes. Focusing on the global story of trade in Indian textiles, they explore themes of Empire, conflict, enslavement and the pursuit of a luxurious lifestyle, whatever the cost - revealing hidden details of Europe’s colonial past, which challenge some of our accepted views of history.

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The relevance of these themes to current debates around ethical consumerism and the legacies of Empire is represented by nine smaller (largely hand-painted) artworks. These include portraits of high-profile politicians: Theresa May, Donald Trump and Angela Merkel, which draw on the tradition of satirical cartoons.

An audio-visual poem by The Singh Twins offers a further artistic response to the interconnected Slaves of Fashion narratives.

Academic insights are provided by the University of Liverpool’s Professor Kate Marsh, specialist in European colonial histories.

Also on display is material relating to the artists’ creative process, including selected objects from National Museums Liverpool and Wolverhampton Art Gallery (including jewellery, historic costume, ceramics and books) that have informed the Slaves of Fashion series.

(Slaves of Fashion Series) Cotton: Threads of Change © The Singh Twins: www.singhtwins.co.uk

A special feature of the exhibition is an augmented reality app experience.

This exhibition has been developed in partnership between National Museums Liverpool and Wolverhampton Art Gallery in collaboration with Creative Black Country.

(Slaves of Fashion Series) The King Is Dead Long Live The King, © The Singh Twins: www.singhtwins.co.uk

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Exhibitions

Windrush 70 Wolverhampton Art Gallery Until 29 July This exhibition of photographs, artwork and video has been specially curated to mark the 70th anniversary of the arrival of The Empire Windrush in Tilbury Docks on 22 June 1948, bringing West Indian migrants to Britain.

Paintings by locally-based Jamaican artist Sylbert Bolton are also on display, along with vintage video footage of Wolverhampton’s AfricanCaribbean Achievers Awards, and recorded memories of some of the people who arrived in Britain from the West Indies in the postwar period.

Paintings by locally-based Jamaican artist Sylbert Bolton will also be on display, along 4 with vintage video footage

of Wolverhampton’s AfricanCaribbean Achievers Awards, and recorded memories of some of the people who arrived in Britain from the West Indies in the postwar period.

Join WAWI (The Why are West Indian in Britain Project) on 14 July for a fascinating talk about the contribution of Caribbean migrants to the British armed forces. Part of the Windrush 70 celebrations. FREE event.

Mrs Wayne and her good friend, 1976-8. © Nick Hedges.

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A Trip Down Memory Lane Wolverhampton City Archives 1 August – 31 October Organised and curated by the Kingsway Project, this exhibition is a unique insight into the domestic lives of Caribbean migrants in the 1960s. It features posters, objects and ephemera that would have been commonplace in a Caribbean family home during the 1960s and includes stories and reminiscences about these objects and domestic life in general.

The Kingsway Project is a small voluntary organisation that specialises in working with youths, women’s groups and senior citizens to promote social cohesion through community events, education and training across the West Midlands.

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Contemporary Collections Wolverhampton Art Gallery Until 2 October This display highlights painting, drawings, photography and sculpture in the Art Gallery’s contemporary collections, which focus on different representations of the body related to race, gender and class. It includes, ‘Earth’ by Yinka Shonibare (MBE), which the Art Gallery has recently acquired with support from Art Fund, V&A Purchase Grant Fund, Contemporary Art Society and the Friends of Wolverhampton Arts and Heritage.

Yinka Shonibare is a BritishNigerian artist living in the UK whose work explores themes of culture and identity, often through his trademark ‘African’ batik fabrics incorporated within large sculptural works.

Yinka Shonibare, Earth, 2010. © The artist

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My Favourite Archive Wolverhampton City Archives Until 31 July To celebrate Wolverhampton City Archives’ 40th birthday, users, Friends of the City Archives and staff (past and present) have been carefully selecting their favourite items.

The display features photographs, maps, documents and newspapers and beautifully illustrates the variety of items kept by the Archives.

Circus Puppets Bantock House Museum Until 2 August The origins of the modern circus can be traced back to 1768 when showman Philip Astley organised incredible physical performances near London’s Waterloo.

The individual acts, unconventional characters and exotic animals are the perfect complement to the art of puppetry. This exhibition celebrates the many variations of circus themed puppetry and 250 years of the circus.

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New Exhibitions

Wolves Celebratory Exhibition Wolverhampton Art Gallery 4 August – 28 October Visit Wolverhampton Art Gallery to celebrate Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club’s EFL Championship triumph.

The exhibition will showcase a selection of photographs from the club’s open-top bus parade that excited more than 80,000 jubilant proud fans on 7 May. Images and a short film are provided by City of Wolverhampton Council, Signal 107 and Wolves F.C., and offer a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the planning, preparation and celebration of the club’s title-winning triumph.

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This new display at the Gallery features historic artefacts relating to the club, including pin badges, programmes, souvenirs, memorabilia from the club and archive photographs.

Image Credit: Tim Sturgess. Express and Star

Working with finely illustrated printed metal, Melanie Tomlinson creates intricate three-dimensional sculptures, some with moving parts. Ghost Horses and Guns feature’s nine new pieces specially created for this exhibition, which can be seen as an archive of illuminated manuscripts relating to urban folk tales. Melanie’s ideas are rooted in her fascination with the forgotten spaces between urban and rural landscape – overgrown, magical, full of life; a metaphor for transformation. Each of the nine works has a story attached, which merges memories of Melanie’s working-class childhood with real-life events, reflecting universal themes such as nature, destruction, transformation and hope.

New Exhibitions

Melanie Tomlinson: Ghost Horses and Guns Wolverhampton Art Gallery 30 June – 14 October

Melanie Tomlinson, The Funfair and the Vanishing Woman, 2018 © the artist.

Alongside Ghost Horses and Guns is a display of artwork created through Melanie’s workshops with Hope Community Project. The pieces on show explore the theme of identity and were made by women and boys from the Heath Town area of Wolverhampton.

Generously supported by an award from Arts Council England.

The Fight for Women’s Equality Wolverhampton Art Gallery Until 14 October 2018 is the 100th anniversary of The Representation of the People Act, which allowed some women the vote for the first time. This exhibition features archive images, courtesy of Wolverhampton City Archives and tells the story of Wolverhampton’s significant contribution to the fight for women’s suffrage.

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Family Friendly

Fairytale Family Fun Day Wolverhampton Art Gallery 21 July 11am – 3pm £5 for craft activities or £10 with a ‘DISCOVER Arts Award Certificate’.

Join us at the gallery for a magic-filled family fun day packed with fantastic activities for babies to early teens. Dress up like a character from your favourite fairy tale and try your hand at creative craft, including: •M agical fairy tale dressing-up

•F airy tale face painting

•F airy tale crafts to make and take home - create a beaded and bejwelled suncatcher and a fabulous fairy tale horse with Melanie Tomlinson.

•Y arn Art Buy your tickets in advance www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG or pay on arrival at our box office.

Early Years Creative Play and Sensory Session with SCARF To reserve your place on the SCARF session please e-mail: workshops@scarf4art.co.uk 11am – 12.15pm – Babies (0 - 16 months).

1.15pm – 2.30pm – Toddlers (16 – 36 months).

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For more information about the Discover Arts Award contact 01902 552033 or e-mail: rosalind.manasseh@wolverhampton.gov.uk.

Drop-in, £2 per person. No need to book.

Pay on arrival.

Family Friendly

Arty Mondays Wolverhampton Art Gallery Mondays throughout the summer 11am – 1pm

Drop in to Wolverhampton Art Gallery every Monday throughout the summer holidays for a creative craft activity inspired by our exciting exhibitions.

23 July – Gorgeous Glass Make your own glamorous glass container or tea light holder to enjoy in the garden or home.

Be inspired by the bright colours and dazzling patterns in the new Singh Twins exhibition.

30 July – Summer Banners, Bunting and Tassels Make your own colourful summer textile banners, brilliant bunting and tickly tassels to take home and decorate your house and garden with.

6 August – Magnificent Mosaic Make a colourful mosaic. Be inspired by the beautiful objects in our new exhibitions.

13 August – Carousel Horse Sock Puppet Make your own carousel sock puppet horse to ride around town and impress your friends.

20 August – Marvellous Moving Pictures: Zoetropes and Flip Books Learn about how moving pictures are made by making your own zoetropes and flip books and see your drawings come to life!

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Family Friendly

Family Friendly Tuesdays Wolverhampton Art Gallery Tuesdays throughout the summer 11am – 12 noon £4 per child, book in advance at www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG These special sessions take place every Tuesday throughout the summer holidays. Grab the chance to work with a fantastic professional artist and learn how they create their own artworks. Draw inspiration from the artists’ work to create your own masterpiece.

There are only 20 spaces available on each of these workshops so book early to avoid missing out.

24 July – Marvellous Metal Craft your own special art work in metal with artist Melanie Tomlinson inspired by the sculptures, illustrations and stories in her new exhibition.

31 July – Fabulous Felting Find out how to make your own felt material using wool, water and washing-up liquid! You can also create your own felt picture to take home.

7 August – Big Bugs, Birds and Butterfly Kites Have fun making your own big buzzy bug, flapping bird or fluttering butterfly kite to take home and enjoy flying on a summer’s day.

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14 August – Mini 3D Model Funfairs Model your own magical threedimensional fun fair mini-worlds to take home and play with.

21 August – Weaving Wonders Learn how to weave to make your own ‘woven wonder’ to take home.

Drop-in, £3 per person. No need to book. Pay on arrival.

Family Friendly

Play with Clay Fridays Wolverhampton Art Gallery 27 July and 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31 August 11am – 1pm

Who doesn’t love getting a bit messy with clay? You can’t help but pick it up and get making.

Every Friday in the 6 weeks’ holidays we have clay available for families, children and young people to model, shape, roll, craft, carve, and sculpt. There’s an artist on hand to help if you need it and you can find inspiration for your clay artwork in the fascinating exhibitions around the gallery.

All ages welcome in this new creative play with clay session!

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Family Friendly

Meet The Animal Man & Fantastic Beasts Family Fun Day Wolverhampton Art Gallery 29 August 11am – 3pm Book in advance at www.ticketmaster.co.uk/WAG Join us for a day of fun making fantastic beasts, bugs and creatures to take home. You can also meet The Animal Man and his amazing mini-zoo.

• Beastly sock puppet making • Creature face painting • Make your own bug in a jar

•A nimal dress up •F amily story telling with Ian Billings (www.ianbillings.com) • Mini Zoo

Take part in all of our craft activities listed above for just £5.

Meet the Animal Man 11am, 1pm or 2pm £5 per child including a FREE adult place, additional adults £2.50.

Learn about the secret lives of animal in a special talk by The Animal Man and his terrific team.

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Tickets for all craft activities and The Animal Man are available for £10 per child, including one FREE adult.

Wolverhampton Art Gallery 13 October – 30 November

Laura by Shawn McGovern, 2018 © Shawn McGovern

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Babies and Toddlers

Musical Steps Wolverhampton Art Gallery 3, 10 & 17 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 To book a FREE trial class contact Liz on 07572 789033 or e-mail: liz.browne@musicalsteps.co.uk

Rhythm Time Bantock House 3, 10, & 17 July and 4, 11, 18 & 25 September 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

Sling Swing Baby Classes Bantock House 7, 21 & 28 July, 4, 11, 18 & 25 August and 8, 15 & 29 September 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 e-mail info@slingswing.co.uk

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Little Treasures, 11am – 12.15pm SCARF’s Little Treasures parent and baby craft group is returning to Wolverhampton Art Gallery.

Babies and Toddlers

SCARF Workshops Wolverhampton Art Gallery 2, 16, 23, 30 August Book online, £5 per child

SCARF parent and baby group is a relaxed and creative group.

This is a fantastic way for your baby (0-16 months) to explore our wonderful range of sensory materials and you will hand craft an item to take home with you for your baby’s room or nursery.

All items are made from recycled materials, by choosing SCARF you are taking positive environmental action!

Suitable for 0-16 months (parent or guardian supervision needed).

Little Tinkers, 1.15 – 2.30pm SCARF’s parent and toddler craft workshop.

Enjoy making imaginative play resources from recycled materials that encourage role-play and sensory activities for your busy toddler to take home.

There will also be interesting sensory materials specially selected from the SCARF store for your toddler to explore and tinker with during the session.

Suitable for 16-36 months (parent or guardian supervision needed).

Booking is essential for either workshop.

Please e-mail: workshops@scarf4art.co.uk or visit www.scarf4art.co.uk/events 17 to secure your place.

Supporting Creativity

School Exhibition Programme Wolverhampton Art Gallery Wolverhampton Art Gallery is pleased to host exhibitions of work produced by talented local students. The final display of the academic year will feature work by pupils from St Chad’s on display over the summer holidays.

If you are interested in having your school’s work included in the programme this autumn please e-mail: tess.radcliffe@wolverhampton.gov.uk

Still Lively Wolverhampton Art Gallery Wednesdays 5, 12, 19 & 26 September 10.30am – 1pm or 2 – 4pm, £2 per session

Still Lively isn’t a traditional art class. Lead artist Tom Jones will support you to embark on your own creative journey. After forty or so years teaching art and design at Birmingham City University, Tom is now on his second career as part of Artscoop Central – artists who organise creative activities with local people in Birmingham. He himself draws and believes that anyone who can play noughts and crosses can also draw.

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Please call 01902 552055 to reserve a place.

Supporting Creativity

Art Forum Wolverhampton Art Gallery 4 & 18 July, 1 & 15 August, 5 & 19 September FREE

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 & archives. You can also work towards your Bronze or Gold Arts Award (For which you can gain up to 35 UCAS points) Wolverhampton Art Gallery, 4.30 – 6.30pm, 1st and 3rd Wednesdays.

E-mail artforum@wolverhampton.gov.uk or call 01902 552055 for details and to book your place.

Meet Me @WAG Wolverhampton Art Gallery 25 July, 29 August and 26 September 11am – 12 noon, FREE 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 form the collection. You’ll find plenty to chat about.

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Wolverhampton City Archives

Local History Talks Local History Talks, organised by The Friends of Wolverhampton City Archives. These take 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 Archives.

Visitors welcome, space permitting, £2.

Local History Talk by Jennifer Davies 5 July, 11am, - 1.30pm Early rope production in Wolverhampton and the surrounding area

Local History Talk by Heidi McIntosh 2 August, 11am – 1.30pm Archives Records: A chance to explore some of the records available at the Archives

Local History Talk by Phil Clayton 6 September, 10.30am – 12.30pm Up & Down the Twenty One – a Wolverhampton Canals Miscellany

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£2, call 01902 552055 to book.

Wolverhampton City Archives

Local History Talks, organised by Wolverhampton City Archives.

These take place at the City Archives in the Molineux Hotel Building on the second Wednesday of the month.

Local History Talk by Kate Harland-Westwood 11 July, 5.30 – 6.30pm ‘Scandal at the Star, Bilston Street’

Local History Talk by Heidi McIntosh 8 August, 5.30 – 6.30pm Codes, Cross-hatching and Crises: The mysteries of the Ryton letters

Local History Talk by Keith Robinson 12 September, 5.30 – 6.30pm A talk examining the rise and fall of the Rose family of ironmasters in the 19th century and the impact on the fortunes of their workers.

Family History Help Day Taster 14 July & 11 August 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.

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Evenings and Weekends

Antiques Fair Bantock House 1 July, 9 September and 7 October Trade 9 – 10am Public 10am – 3pm £1.50, under 16s FREE Bantock’s regular antiques fairs see traders from all over the region gather to show their fantastic ranges of furniture, ceramics, decorative items and much, much more.

Enjoy a Sunday stroll around the fair and Bantock Antiques Centre as you look for the perfect period piece, coveted collectible or perfect pot.

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This event is the perfect opportunity to come along and purchase stunning and unique wares from local crafters and enterprises.

Floristry, designer home wares, 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!

Evenings and Weekends

Summer Gift & Craft Fair Bantock House 14 & 15 July 11am – 4pm

Over 35 pop-up stalls.

Free Entry, free Parking.

Wolverhampton Songwriters’ Country Nights Bantock House 28 July, 25 August and 29 September 7 – 10.30pm 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.

Turner Rally Bantock House & Park 19 August Take a break from your stroll around Bantock Park to see a display of classic Turner cars that were made here in Wolverhampton between 1949 and 1966.

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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 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.

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.

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

Bantock Courtyard Café Every day 9am – 4pm

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Venues

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Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1DU

Mount Pleasant, Bilston, WV14 7LU

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Finchfield Road, Wolverhampton, WV3 9LQ

Molineux Hotel Building, Whitmore Hill, Wolverhampton, WV1 1SF

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