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Art: Sixties vibe at Leamington Spa Art Gallery & Museum

COVENTRY students want you to get happy with the help of an uplifting exhibition.Read

Mahtab Hussain helps people in Birmingham

Mahtab Hussain is taking photographs of his fellow Pakistanis in Birmingham – to help them discover who they really are. Graham Young reports.Read

Art: Classy collection now in full view in Rugby

IT’S an arts first .... the whole of the Rugby Collection is on show for the first time.Read

The painting which is believed to be a rare Turner

Birmingham art expert says sold painting is priceless rare Turner

An obscure oil painting bought for thousands in a private sale is a priceless lost Turner masterpiece, according to a leading Birmingham expert.Read

The Scream

Edvard Munch's The Scream fetches record price of £74m

One of the art world's most recognisable images - Edvard Munch's The Scream - sold for a record 119,922,500 US dollars (£74 million) at auction in New York City.Read

Art: Compton Verney stage Gainsborough exhibition

TAKE another look at the work of famous artist Gainsborough at a Warwickshire exhibition.Read

Library of Birmingham

Library of Birmingham to host 'Take To The Streets' photography exhibition

Visitors to the new £190 million Library of Birmingham will be greeted by images taken by some of the world’s top photographers.Read

Jaguar

Jaguar Land Rover honours its Cultural Champions for Arts & Business

Individuals who have made significant contributions to the region’s cultural offering have been recognised at a special ceremony in the city.Read

Dachshund UN at Ikon Gallery

Birmingham's Fierce Festival begins with the Dachshund United Nations

Australian artist Bennett Miller brought a satirical work to Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery for the start of the city’s week-long Fierce Festival. Read

Leonardo Da Vinci's "Head of Leda"

72,000 visit Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

More than 72,000 visitors have seen the drawings of Leonardo Da Vinci in an exhibition at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.Read

48sheet Billboards project

48Sheet art project to transform billboards across Birmingham

A billboard project will see the work of world-renowned painters displayed all over Birmingham during April. Jon Perks discovers the inspiration behind 48Sheet. Read

London 2012 Olympics

Opera in the Birmingham sky as part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympics

A string quartet will perform in helicopters while buzzing the Birmingham skyline in one of the highlights of an Olympics arts festival.Read

Birmingham Post

Business investment in the arts falls by 7 per cent in Midlands

Business investment in the arts has fallen by seven per cent in the Midlands – with cultural institutions already reeling from public sector cuts.Read

Spaghetti Junction

A different view of Spaghetti Junction during Birmingham Fierce Festival

The Gravelly Hill Interchange, Junction 6 of the M6, otherwise known as Spaghetti Junction, celebrates its 40th birthday this year. An art installation during the Fierce Festival in Birmingham, will offer a unique view of the concrete structure. Read

Barber Institute of Fine Arts director to head up newly merged Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and Thinktank

The director of the city’s renowned Barber Institute of Fine Arts has been appointed to take over the soon-to-be-merged Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and Thinktank.Read

Roy Wood

Birmingham art exhibition captures the many faces of pop star Roy Wood

Art student turned rock star Roy Wood is now the subject of a new art exhibition. Graham Young reports.Read

Mailbox duo Chatham and Billingham launch online art enterprise

Business duo Alan Chatham and Mark Billingham, the men who changed the skyline of Birmingham with the Mailbox development, are branching out into the world of art.Read

Tributes after renowned Birmingham-born artist Don Clarke dies

A gifted Birmingham-born painter who won international acclaim for his Renaissance-inspired work has lost his battle against a long illness.Read

Lomography vintage photography store opens in Birmingham Selfridges

Analogue photography is making a comeback in Birmingham with the launch of a pop-up store for fans of lomography. Read

Arts & Business forms new link-up to keep operating

An organisation that seeks to link the worlds of culture and industry that was threatened by austerity cuts has been reprieved – and has launched a new initiative celebrating the most enthusiastic backers of the arts.Read