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Barber Institute in Birmingham welcomes new masterpiece

The latest artwork to be hung among Birmingham’s priceless masterpieces at the Barber Institute in Edgbaston has been unveiled.Read

Graffiti artist Aerosol Arabic brings feelgood factor to the Bullring

Renowned graffiti artist Aerosol Arabic pitched up at the Bullring shopping centre to create a unique and interactive piece of artwork as part of the Bullring Art Project.Read

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery to loan collections across the world

Birmingham looks set to enter the international art stage as it loans world-renowned pieces to some of the most reputable galleries across the globe.Read

Birmingham students with designs on interiors

The play of light on reflective surfaces, rust and melted toy cars. All of these could be influencing the way we decorate our homes in the future.Read

Aerosol Arabic brings graffiti art to poetry at the Rep

Rebekah Oruye meets a Birmingham graffiti artist who is teaming up with international poets at the Rep.Read

Arts and culture funding drying up in Midlands

Christina Savvas looks at the depressing investment figures for arts and culture in the region.Read

Birmingham photographers on the lookout for a gallery

Terry Grimley focuses on a group of professional and amateur snappers who are looking for gallery space.Read

Jann Hawarth's unique view of the world at Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Terry Grimley looks at the unique work of Jann Haworth, one of the original ‘pop artists’Read

Catch the art bus at Birmingham Coach Station

The rebuilt coach station and its public art programme have raised the bar for Digbeth, writes Terry Grimley.Read

Herbert Art Gallery a success story for Coventry

A year after re-opening, Coventry’s museum and art gallery is exceeding targets, writes Terry Grimley.Read

Review: Taking Time: Craft and the Slow Revolution, at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

When avant-garde fine art turned conceptual and visually spartan in the 1970s, those who felt starved of a visual thrill could find it in the newly reinvigorated studio craft movement.Read

A photographic collection to be proud of

Terry Grimley meets Pete James, the award-winning head of photography at Birmingham’s Central LibraryRead

Birmingham, a work in progress

The changing face of Birmingham fascinates Terry Grimley as he views a new exhibitionRead

Work comes full circle for John Walker

Veteran artist John Walker tells Terry Grimley about a rare new show.Read

Technology by the numbers in cutting edge digital project

For anyone who doesn’t feel they normally spend enough time staring at a computer screen, the latest exhibition at Ikon Eastside should be a must.Read

Bodies Revealed exhibition is a gory education

Lorne Jackson gets under the skin of a new city exhibition revealing our inner selves.Read

Birmingham-born artist Trevor Denning dies

A Birmingham-born artist whose contemporary work was an influence on the founders of the Ikon Gallery has died.Read

Images of the artist at work

The history of the artist’s studio is captured in a new show, says Terry Grimley.Read

Brush with genius

Sally Hoban looks at the work of one of Birmingham’s finest painters.Read

Too realistic for USSR ideology

Semyon Faibisovich’s social realism would not have found favour in the Soviet Union, says Terry GrimleyRead