WAG museum guide Jan 2018

WOLVERHAMPTON ARTS & CULTURE

Exhibitions & Events January – March 2018

Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Bantock House Museum

Bilston Gallery

Wolverhampton City Archives

Welcome

January – March 2018

Year of changes and redevelopment 2018 will be a year of changes at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.

Towards the end of 2017 we made some significant improvements to our Georgian Room. If you’ve visited since then you will have noticed plush new carpet, a fresh new colour scheme and fantastic new lighting that really shows off our impressive Georgian portraits.

During 2018 we will be moving our café to the ground floor, which will make it easier to get to. We’ll be adding more seats and uncovering the windows so you can enjoy the views over St. Peter’s Gardens.

Upstairs, our touring galleries will be refreshed and improved to create a bigger exhibition space. This will enable us to host bigger and more inspiring touring exhibitions like the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

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Whilst these changes are very exciting, they will mean that there will be disruption to spaces across the gallery. We ask that you bear with us during the refurbishment. For the most up-to-date information please visit wolverhamptonart.org.uk/refurbishment

2018 marks 40 years since the creation of the city’s archive service.

The service began as part of the City’s Central Library, who had collected and preserved some Local Authority and privately owned records, but little had been done to catalogue them or make them available to the public.

In July 1978, Wolverhampton Borough Archives was established under the care of a professional archivist. Records were stored in small strongrooms in the library’s basement. A search room was made available from 1982 enabling the public to access the records.

In 1996, the archives service merged with the Local Studies Library, and the new combined service moved to a building on Snow Hill above the nowdemolished Netto supermarket.

The service remained here for a little over a decade as the proposed Summer Row development meant that the service was put on notice as the lease was expiring.

At the same time, the Council was refurbishing the former Molineux

Hotel Building, which had been empty and derelict for nearly 30 years. A state-of-the-art extension was built on the side incorporating the strongroom racking with appropriate environmental controls and fire suppression.

This new building opened to the public in March 2009.

January – March 2018

Forty Years of Archives

Here, the service has gone from strength to strength, with a thriving Friends group, a successful programme of regular events, including our Local History Fair, and external validation through Accreditation from the National Archives.

Read more about our January to March activities on page 22 & 23.

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Literature Festival

Wolverhampton Literature Festival Art Gallery 26 – 28 January Mixture of Free and ticketed events

This year’s event builds on the success of our inaugural festival which saw 2,700 people attend more than 70 different events at venues across the city.

One of the biggest draws at this year’s event is likely to be Will Self who will be in conversation with Sebastian Groes discussing the writer’s fiction and exploring the themes of his modernist trilogy 4 Umbrella, Shark and Phone.

Also at the festival is John Challis, perhaps best known as Boycie in Only Fools and Horses. The actor and author will be talking about his career, autobiography and the inspiration for his TV series The Green Green Grass.

Returning to the festival is Jonn Penney, frontman of Ned’s Atomic Dustbin. He will be joined by the band’s guitarist Rat and will be answering questions from

Literature Festival

the audience about working and With more than 70 events across touring all over the world – with the city from poetry readings, the occasional acoustic interlude. workshops and interviews there’s certain to be something to pique The festival is supported by your curiosity and tempt you to dozens of creative individuals and groups from across the West take part.

Midlands including the City’s Library Service, Writing West Midlands, Coach House Writers and many, many more.

For full details of the programme and how to get involved visit www.wolvesliteraturefestival.co.uk!

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New Exhibitions

Apna Heritage Archive Exhibition Art Gallery 13 January – 4 March Over a period of two years Black Country Visual Arts has brought together an exciting collection of 2000 photographs exploring Punjabi migration to Wolverhampton from the 1960s to the 1980s. In this inaugural exhibition, visitors will get a rare glimpse of 30 years of life captured by Punjabi families across the city from their own photographs and family albums. Also on display will be a series of present day portraits from within the Punjabi community, and visitors can even take a family selfie in our mock ‘70s photographic studio!

Apna Heritage Archive is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and has worked in partnership with the following groups: Guru Teg Bahadur Gurdwara, St Luke’s Primary School, Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Wolverhampton City Archives and the University of Wolverhampton.

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A re-staging of works from the 2017 Diaspora Pavilion

New Exhibitions

Diaspora Pavilion | Venice to Wolverhampton Art Gallery 10 February – 29 April

Diaspora Pavilion is a unique exhibition of work by UK-based emerging artists whose practices centre on the theme of diaspora.

The Venice exhibition has been specially re-configured to enable UK audiences to see this exhibition here in Wolverhampton. It will be the only opportunity to see work by Larry Achiampong, Kimathi Donkor, Michael Forbes, susan pui san lok, Paul Maheke, Erika Tan and Abbas Zahedi all together.

Join us from 5.30pm on 9 February to enjoy a very special launch event here at the gallery.

Diaspora Pavilion has been made possible with the support of Arts Council England, Art Fund and Bloomberg Philanthropies. Diaspora Pavilion, Venice 2017, was co-founded by David Bailey, Nicola Green, Peter Clayton and David Lammy.

Michael Forbes, Untitled (2017). Diaspora Pavilion. Image courtesy ICF.

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New Exhibitions

Clangers, Bagpuss & Co. A touring exhibition from the V&A Museum of Childhood Art Gallery 10 February – 29 April

Come and meet Bagpuss, see the Soup Dragon and behold Noggin the Nog. Oliver Postgate’s voice and Peter Firmin’s puppets shaped the childhood memories of millions since they started collaborating in the 1950s.

As well as telling the story of Bagpuss and the Clangers, the exhibition from the V&A Museum of Childhood goes behind the scenes of some of their other creations, including Pogles’ Wood, Noggin the Nog and Ivor the Engine.

Enter the world of Smallfilms to discover original puppets, sets, and filming equipment.

See how characters developed, and learn how Oliver and

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Peter developed their stop-frame animation techniques. Have a go yourself using 21st-century technology.

Other puppet stars of children’s television will also be on display, including loans from the National Puppetry Archive.

See page 17 for family-friendly activities linked to this exhibition.

The story of Bilston begins with its internationally-important, rocks and fossils. These precious minerals made it possible for industry to flourish and with it the creativity and ingenuity that helped to define the region.

Arriving in the exhibition you will be greeted by a Norton Commando motorcycle and a three-metre long Dromaeosaurus.

The exhibition features objects from many of the town’s industries, including cut steel jewellery, bicycles and the worldfamous Bilston Enamels, you’ll learn about famous Bilston companies including Sankey, Beldray and Sunbeam.

New Exhibitions

Fossil Fuelled – Prehistory to Powerhouse Bilston Gallery A new, permanent exhibition

We also have a family-friendly dinosaur room which is home to Barry the Baryonyx, a fullsize replica. Also on display are real fossils from the Dr. Fraser Collection and dinosaur fossil casts such as the famous Archaeopteryx, T.rex and Triceratops. You can design your own dinosaur and even dress up like a one!

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School’s Programme

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.

The first exhibition after Christmas will feature work by students from Moseley Park School. February’s display will be by Colton Hills’ students before King’s School take on the space in March.

Traditionally these displays have been alongside our Sensing Sculpture Gallery overlooking the café. The upcoming refurbishment works mean these displays will now be on the ground floor in our Community Hire Space Gallery.

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

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Last Chance To See

Michael Lyons: Full Circle Art Gallery Until 28 January 2018 Free Full Circle traces the roots of Michael Lyons’ sculpture to the natural and industrial landscape of the West Midlands.

Sculpture, drawings, and a new film featuring Michael Lyons discussing his work in his studio are all part of this winter show.

With his first major exhibition in the Midlands the work of internationallyrenowned artist Michael Lyons has come ‘full circle’ – back home to Wolverhampton.

Michael Lyons: Ritual and Rebirth: The Sadness of Parting (1998) © Jonty Wilde. Courtesy Michael Lyons/Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Still Life and the Sacred Art Gallery Until 28 January 2018 Free Still life paintings make up a large part of the art gallery’s collection and include ornate flower paintings, disorderly displays of fruit and vegetables and arrangements of disparate inanimate objects.

This new exhibition explores the secret beauty and hidden stories behind these artworks focussing on the spiritual or sacred messages that the works convey.

Pieter Hardime (1677 – 1758), Vase of Flowers.

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Special Events

Music Concert Art Gallery 19 January, 2 February, 9 & 23 March 1.10pm, 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 played on instruments including piano, guitar, trumpet, flute and more.

Why not stay in the Gallery for a spot of lunch, tea or coffee or a slice of delicious traditional cake?

The concert is 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.

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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.

Wolverhampton Songwriters’ Country Nights Bantock House 20 January, 24 February & 24 March 7 – 10.30pm 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.

Meet Me @ WAG Art Gallery 31 January, 28 February & 28 March 11am – 12 noon

Special Events

Antiques Fair Bantock House 7 January, 4 February & 4 March 10am – 3.30pm £1.50, under 16s 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 from the collection. You’ll find plenty to chat about at our conversation club.

Health and Wellbeing Craft Fair Bantock House 17 & 18 February A new year, a new you!

Specialists in the fields of fitness, mindfulness, reiki, meditation, heath supplements, massage and much more to help you get on the way to a more revitalised you!

Free admission and free taster sessions.

Signs and Symbols in Paintings Art Gallery Sunday 28 January 12 noon – 1pm Free, no need to book.

For the last day of Still Life and the Sacred, an exhibition comprised of unseen still life paintings in the art gallery’s collection, Tess Radcliffe discusses how still life images communicate meaning through the varied use of visual signs and symbols.

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Special Events

Develop Your Drawing Skills Art Gallery 27 January, 3, 10, 17 & 24 February, 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31 March £150 Suitable for ages 16 and over and adults.

Drawing is at the core of good artistic practice. This course is designed to improve your hand/ eye co-ordination, observation and drawing technique.

Starting with portraiture, and working from a clothed model, you’ll progress to exploring other subject areas such as Life Drawing, as the course and your skills develop, learning tips that will de-mystify the drawing process.

You will have the unique opportunity to relate your work to the wonderful collection at Wolverhampton Art Gallery which will deepen the understanding of personal artistic practice.

The course tutor is Tina WillsJones. The £150 fee includes basic materials.

To book and pay please call 07702 843676 or e-mail: tinawj610@sky.com

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Anatomical, Nickholds; Benjamin G. (1917 - 2004)

Special Events

Understanding Art: The International in Art Various Venues 15, & 22 February, 1, 8 & 15 March, 2 – 3.30pm £20; £16 concessions: students, unwaged, 60+ (for all five sessions) A 5-week Art Appreciation course for adults.

Through looking, discussion and debate, this course will explore the theme of ‘the international’ across the varied collections and exhibitions of five regional galleries. Enjoy guided sessions that reveal new insights and make fresh connections exploring themes such as travel, migration, identity and the wilderness.

The course takes place at different venues across the West Midlands as follows: Thursday 15th February - The Barber Institute of Fine Arts Thursday 22nd February - New Art Gallery Walsall

Thursday 1st March Wolverhampton Art Gallery Thursday 8th March - Ikon Gallery Thursday 15th March - Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Booking essential.

Please book online via the Barber website, www.barber.org.uk alternatively call the box office on 0121 414 4414.

International Women’s Day - Tour and Talk Art Gallery 8 March, 11am – 12 noon Drop-in, £2 Discover paintings and works of art from the gallery’s collection all produced by influential and inspiring women.

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Family Friendly

Sling Swing Baby Classes Bantock House 6, 13 & 20 January 3, 10 & 24 February 2, 10, 17, 24 & 31 March Musical styles include pop, hip hop, Charleston, Cha Cha, Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Reggaeton, Swing, Disco, musical theatre, Ballroom and more.

For more information and to reserve a place please email: info@slingswing.co.uk

Musical Steps Art Gallery 9, 16, 23 & 30 January 6, 13 & 27 February 6, 13, 20 & 27 March Musical Steps are fun-filled, educational music classes for babies, toddlers and their parents/carers.

Our award-winning music classes help children develop language, creativity and cooperation.

Toddler Troupe: 10.30 - 11.10am £5 first visit free Baby Band: 11.20 - 11.50am £4.50 first visit free

To book a FREE trial class, contact Liz on 07572 789033 liz.browne@musicalsteps.co.uk

Rhythm Time Bantock House 9, 16 & 23 January 6, 13 & 27 February 6, 13, 20 & 27 March Toddler sessions: 9.45 & 10.25am Baby sessions: 11.05 & 11.55am 16

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, visit www.rhythmtime.net/je9

Enjoy a day of fun with children’s television favourite, The Clangers! Explore our out-of-this-world Clangers exhibition, make a fabulous Clanger moon model with a real artist and have your face painted like your favourite Clanger’s character or space-dwelling alien!

Family Friendly

Fun with the Clangers Art Gallery 17 February, 11am – 2pm £5 per child, drop-in

Victorian Dress-Up and Architectural Adventure Art Gallery 19 February, 11am – 2pm £5 per child, drop-in Travel back in time to the Queen Street of Victorian Wolverhampton!

Dressup as a Victorian and have your face painted like a rosycheeked chimney sweep or street urchin!

Then work with a real artist to make a model Victorian or Edwardian shop front to take home – just like those that would have been found along Wolverhampton’s Queen Street.

Linked to Wolverhampton City Council’s Heritage Gateway project.

Everyone welcome.

Meet the Animal Man and Celebrate Chinese New Year Art Gallery 20 February, 11am – 2pm £5 per child, drop-in Join us in the gallery to celebrate Chinese New Year in this fun-filled creative workshop.

Make one of the 12 animals from the Chinese Zodiac to take home and play with, including dragons, monkeys and snakes!

Everyone welcome.

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Family Friendly

Fossil Fuelled Thursday Bilston Gallery 22 February, 1 – 3pm £5 per child, drop-in Join us for fantastic fossil fuelled fun at Bilston Gallery. Explore our exhibition, ‘Fossil Fuelled’, and find out about the industries and crafts that Bilston became famous for.

Make your own ‘fossil’ with a real artist to take home and impress your family and friends then have your face painted to complete the fun!

Everyone welcome.

SCARF Little Treasures Workshop Art Gallery 21 February, 11am – 12 noon £5 per child, book online

SCARF Little Tinkers Workshop Art Gallery 21 February, 12.45 – 1.45pm £5 per child, book online

SCARF’s Little Treasures parent and baby craft group comes to Wolverhampton Art Gallery.

This relaxed and creative group is a fantastic way for your baby to explore our wonderful range of sensory materials while you handcraft a keepsake to take home and enjoy.

Get creative at ‘Little Tinkers’, SCARF’s parent and toddler craft workshop. Enjoy making imaginative play resources from recycled materials that encourage roleplay and sensory activities for your busy toddler to take home and enjoy. 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 0-16 months (parent or guardian supervision needed)

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

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Booking for either of these sessions is essential: www.scarf4art.co.uk/events/ Alternatively email workshops@scarf4art.co.uk to secure your place.

Supporting Creativity

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 your visit there’s certain to be a treat to tempt you.

Gallery Café

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

Bantock Courtyard Café Every day 9am – 4pm

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Craftplay

Craftplay Bilston Gallery

Craftplay is Bilston Gallery’s award-winning creative play project inspiring babies, young children and adults in our unique Early Years space.

We hold unique friendly sessions where younger children can make and play with our unusual hands on materials, discover sensory and messy activities and enjoy dens whilst older children can build, construct and make things go. Children’s development and well-being are enhanced through carefully planned resources and spaces allowing children to explore at their own pace and at their own level ensuring everyone has a rich and rewarding experience.

Inspired by the “Reggio Emilia” approach to creative play, specialist staff choose activities and materials that will inspire children to stretch their imaginations, solve problems, be inventive and develop their interests.

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Explorers (0-4 year olds) Every Tuesday 10 - 11.30am or 1.30 - 3pm Until March 2018 Join this weekly group by contacting craftplay@wolverhampton.gov.uk for availability. £3 per child. These are not drop-in or bookable sessions. Please contact Craftplay on 01902 552507 to learn how to join.

Craftplay

Little Explorers (0-2 year olds) BOOKABLE SESSIONS: Every Wednesday Saturday Stay & Plays 10 - 11.30am (0-7 year olds) Until March 2018 First and third Saturday of Join this weekly group by contacting the month 11am - 12.30pm craftplay@wolverhampton.gov for and 1.30 - 3pm availability.

£3 per child. These are not drop-in or bookable sessions. Please contact Craftplay on 01902 552507 to learn how to join.

Craftplay Baby Social (0-2 year olds) Second Friday of the month, 10 – 11.30am Book by going online at http://bit.ly/CraftplayBookings. £3 per child.

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Archives Special Events

The following 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.

Wolverhampton History Carribee Island on Glass Archives Archives 1 February. 11am – 12.45pm 4 January. 11am – 12.45pm A local history talk by Simon Briercliffe.

A local history talk by Steve Martin.

Steve introduces digitised versions of glass negatives held at the Archives.

The 1926 General Strike in Wolverhampton Archives 1 March. 11am – 12.45pm A local history talk by David Taylor.

A look at Wolverhampton’s infamous neighbourhood.

The History of Perton Archives 5 April. 11am – 12.45pm A local history talk by Anne Sadler.

A fascinating look at the history of Perton.

A talk by the 2017 Local History Symposium bursary winner.

Family History Help Day Taster Archives 13 January, 10 February and 10 March 10am – 1pm 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 research in the right direction.

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Local History Symposium Archives 17 February 10am – 4pm Wolverhampton’s annual Local History Symposium is a unique opportunity to hear the results of new investigations into the past life of the city.

Tickets are £5 per person and can be booked by calling 01902 552055 or in person at Wolverhampton City Archives.

Local History Talk Archives 10 January

Local History Talk Archives 14 February

So, were there any street shrines in Wolverhampton?

Dudley Street: origins, development & warring neighbours

A local history talk by Claire Jones.

A local history talk by Jackie Harrison.

A follow-up on Claire’s talk about Little’s Lane street shrine.

Dudley Street from the Anglo-Saxon times to the 19th century.

Local History Talk Archives 14 March

Local History Talk Archives 11 April

Speaker and content TBC

A local history talk by Anne Eales

Archives Special Events

Local History talks organised by Wolverhampton Archives.

5.30 – 6.30pm £2 per person. Please book in advance by calling 01902 552055.

Discover why Harry Nicholas Grove hit the headlines.

Family History Research for Beginners Archives 21 February – Times TBC

Silver Screen Saturdays Archives 24 February and 31 March, 10.30 – 11.30am.

This 6 week course introduces participants to the records that the City’s archives hold and explains how to use them to uncover your family’s past. The course will look at birth, marriage and death records, parish registers, census and military records and many more.

Each screening features a number of films giving a glimpse of times gone by.

The course costs £30, for details of how to book please call 01902 552055.

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Supporting Creativity

Art Forum Art Gallery 17 January, 4.30 – 6.30pm 7 & 21 February, 4.30 – 6.30pm 7 & 21 March, 4.30 – 6.30pm 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).

Drop in 4.30 to 6.30, 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month, at Wolverhampton Art Gallery and ask for Art Forum. Please ring the bell at the gallery entrance.

Email Artforum@wolverhampton. gov.uk or call 01902 552055 for details.

Young Writers Art Gallery 27 January, 24 February & 24 March Costs £5, booking required online www.writingwestmidlands.org/wolverhampton-young-writersgroup

Writing West Midlands present a creative writing group for young writers aged 12–16. Led by professional writer William Gallagher, the group will look at all sorts of writing to inspire creativity, expression and confidence in young people and a chance to make new friends.

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Looking for somewhere unique and inspiring to hold your event?

We’ve got well-equipped rooms and beautiful galleries for hire whether it’s for a large business conference, an impressive launch event or a special party.

Want somewhere for regular community group meetings or a cool place to network then please get in touch. We’ve got all types and sizes of space.

Room Hire

Hire us

We provide great catering and not just at the Art Gallery - there’s The Slade Rooms, Bantock House, Northycote Farm, Bilston Gallery and Wolverhampton City Archives, all available for hire too.

Contact us on 01902 552055.

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Venues

Art Gallery

Bilston Gallery

Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1DU

Mount Pleasant, Bilston, WV14 7LU

T: 01902 552055 E: artgallery@wolverhampton.gov.uk

T: 01902 552507

OPEN: Mon - Sat: 10.30am - 4.30pm Sun: 11am - 4pm @wolvesartgallery

OPEN: Thur, Fri & Sat: 12 noon - 4pm @bilstoncraftgal Bilstoncraftgallery

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Bantock House

Finchfield Road, Wolverhampton, WV3 9LQ

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

T: 01902 552195 E: bantockhouse@wolverhampton.gov.uk

T: 01902 552480 E: archives@wolverhampton.gov.uk

WINTER: (Nov - Mar) Sat & Sun: 11am - 5pm

OPEN: Wed: 1 - 7pm Thur & Fri: 10am - 4pm Sat: 10am - 1pm

SUMMER: (Apr - Oct) Tue - Sun: 11am - 5pm @bantockhouse

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