What’s On

A collaborative exhibition exploring the concept of ‘joy’ developed by the Gallery's Youth Panel.

Group exhibition with works by Motunrayo Akinola, Japhet Dinganga, and Jessie Tam, curated by Lucy Grubb.

Alice Theobald builds on research and ideas around authenticity, exploring how we understand the gap between professional and amateur, success and failure.

Rooted in personal history and a deep connection to landscape, Holtom's work explores memory, industrial transformation, and the passage of time.

Utility to Futility explores how the form and materiality of objects can stretch and challenge our understanding of value and function.

The Mead Gallery is delighted to present the first institutional exhibition in the UK of revered Okinawan photographer Mao Ishikawa.

Featuring work by Sandwell and wider Black Country based artists: Daya Bhatti, Satinder Parhar, Chantal Pitts, Molly Thompson and Courtenay Welcome.

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.

Through the creation of ‘Love Notes to Shrewsbury’, John learnt and rediscovered the beauty of the buildings.

In their first large-scale exhibition, Iranian artist Kasra Jalilipour explores the ‘queer’ lives and rebellions in 19th Century Iran purposefully hidden away from public consciousness.

Celebrate our 25th year! Join us for a fun-filled summer celebration packed with creativity, conversation, and cake.

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

Hereford College of Arts 2025 Degree Show.

Outside In's 7th National Open Exhibition. 81 artists have responded to the theme of ‘shelter’.

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.