Latest West Midlands news (Arts & Culture) - Make It West Midlands

Wolverhampton Art Gallery is delighted to present The Caribbean Front Room, curated by Juliet Whitter.

Coventry Arts Producer & City of Culture Leader Nyasha Pitt curates 21 Black Artistes from across the UK and US on 21.12.2020

The Wolverhampton Literature Festival supports local talent and is always on the hunt for new faces to be showcased to its audiences.

Coventry City of Culture Trust today announces the first events that will form part of the 365-day programme of UK City of Culture 2021, which kicks off in May 2021.

A new exhibition has been launched at a Coventry art gallery as it builds towards UK City of Culture 2021.

Ten artists from Coventry and Warwickshire have been selected to receive grant-funding to take their ideas or skills to the next level.

The West Midlands Culture Response Unit (WMCRU) are today pleased to announce a brand-new series of events for the region, West Midlands Weekenders.

Thousands of arts and culture lovers tuned in online to enjoy Midsummer Festival earlier this month. The free one-day festival celebrating arts and culture in the West Midlands was held on Saturday 20th June and featured over 12 hours of performances, from 33 companies around the region, including 13 never-before-seen works.

Wolverhampton has been selected as the opening city for next year’s British Art Show 9.

Arts Connect and DanceXchange, are pleased to announce an audacious new project #DanceConnect, bringing together a digital artist, dance professionals and young people, from across the West Midlands, in a dynamic collaboration to explore creative research within the current quarantine circumstances.