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This exhibition looks at a range of marionettes, from Victorian times to the present day, and how they are made and operated.
In the run-up to panto season, this exhibition will celebrate 125 years of the Grand Theatre.
This exhibition brings together a selection of works of print art by the Irish artist Tim Mara.
This display presents just a few of our favourite autumnal works in Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s collection.
Wolverhampton Art Gallery has prepared a small display of works related to this important freedom activist and influential political leader.
Keith Piper (b. 1960) returns to Wolverhampton Art Gallery with a major exhibition that brings together key works from across the first three decades of his career focusing on the 1980s and 90s and ending with a video from 2007.
Events and Activities taking place across the Cities Libraries.
Exhibition: Rossetti Pre the Pre-Raphaelites
Reframing the Wild explores the relationships between humans, animals and artworks from 1750 to 1950, drawing on Wolverhampton’s collections of animal paintings, photography, hunting traps and decorative art objects.
Funny Things is Wolverhampton’s very own festival of comedy.
