What’s On

Wander among powerful works by celebrated artists from around the world. Explore how these daring sculptures reimagine ideas of community, home, and utopia for the 21st century.

New works by Hannah Maybank including painting, ‘Gathering’, a gift for the Gallery’s 25th birthday.

Coventry Biennial 2025 will facilitate a collective exploration of the roles and functions of collecting within the sector, the wider community and the artists’ studio.

ATHAC artists: Mehar Khan, Renée Parkes, Ryan Choon, Safina Hector & Janae Dryden. The exhibition will span various media: Painting, Textiles, Photography, Music and Sculpture.

An exhibition by Bella Milroy and Khairani Barokka exploring interiority and play from two distinct sick-disabled perspectives.

The Mead Gallery, Warwick Arts Centre is presents the first UK solo exhibition of internationally celebrated Japanese artist Takuro Kuwata. Preview 30 October, 6-8pm, FREE.

Bronwen Tyler-Jones creates playful metalwork inspired by language and mechanical forms. An exhibition celebrating three decades since she graduated from the School of Jewellery.

Join us at Birmingham School of Art or online for a conversation with the artists of ‘Languages of Intimacy’, followed by a Q&A.

You are invited to Digbeth Characters, a free mask-making workshop with Infinite Opera and Birmingham-based artist and comedian Tat Vision at The Old Crown, Digbeth.

Celebrate Our Creativity at FRINGE ARTS WOLVES Wolverhampton launches its first FRINGE ARTS WOLVES. A festival shining a light on culture, creativity, and collaboration.

This is an invitation to speak, listen, and celebrate our everyday passions and unique perspectives.