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.

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

A group exhibition of newly commissioned work by emerging Black Country artists Mia Banks, Mandeep Dillon and Tegen Kimbley.

BCU, School of Jewellery, MA Jewellery & Related Products graduate exhibition 2025. Open Monday - Friday (closed weekend).

We will be showing poetry films, documentaries and experimental shorts exploring the history (and future) of cities and urban spaces.

A series of free film screenings for Birmingham Heritage Week, spotlighting stories of working-class communities, trade union struggles, and lost industrial spaces of the 1980s.

Launching The Printing Room Issue 2. Featuring new writing by Black Country artists responding to the environmental crisis through place. With readings by the artists.

Artists: Angelina May Davis, Elisha Enfield, Lewis Graham, Chris Shaw Hughes, Isaac Jordan, Ispahani Mukah, John Timberlake. Refreshments by Company Drinks

Performed from bed and live-streamed to UK venues this autumn, The Severed Wing explores chronic illness, disability and isolation.

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.

Members of Art Alert (Nuneaton) will be exhibiting work at The Station Gallery. Inspired by 200 years of train travel.

The conversation will delve into our cultural obsession with football, its power, passion, and pitfalls.

Join artist, Hannah Maybank, and Gallery Collections Curator, Julie Brown, for an in-conversation about exhibition, 'Un-Still'.

Join the artists for an informal introduction to their work, shared in the exhibition Nothing Gold Can Stay. Produced during the Assembly 2025 development programme.

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.

The Engage Gathering celebrates the artistry and innovation of visual arts engagement, participation and learning, against the backdrop of Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture.