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Review: Entranced by Witching hour

It’s not often I make my way to an exhibition with the conviction that I could have been one of the artists proudly displaying his work.Read

Putting art in the business place

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West Bromwich arts centre The Public to seek more funding

Controversial West Bromwich arts centre The Public is to appeal for more Government cash to keep it going after the Arts Council announced it was allowing new organisations to bid for funds.Read

A Rage for the Lakes, at Barber Institute Of Fine Arts

The Barber Institute Of Fine Arts Transport improvements and a war with France in the middle of the 18th century meant Britain’s middle classes increasingly journeyed to the wild regions of their own country.Read

Witching Hour event seeks to link up Birmingham business with art

Ahead of an event aiming to get more people interested in collecting the work of artists from the West Midlands, Anna Blackaby looks at the reasons people buy contemporary artRead

Spending Review paints a bleak picture for West Midlands arts

Arts editor Lorne Jackson assesses the impact of spending cuts on the arts in the West Midlands.Read

Digbeth gallery launches poster campaign to protest at arts cuts

A major Birmingham arts organisation has launched a poster campaign in support of the arts. Read

Arts Council role for Birmingham Focus chairman Neil Maybury

One of the city’s most recognisable business figures has been appointed to the Arts Council board in the West Midlands – and says he is just relieved there is still an organisation to be appointed to.Read

Arts funding cuts will hit West Midlands hard, admits Ed Vaizey

Birmingham’s arts organisations will lose out to London when they are forced to bid for private investment to keep afloat amid Government cuts, Culture Minister Ed Vaizey said.Read

Innovative bridge preservation scheme lands Jaguar Land Rover Arts & Business award

A project between British Sugar and Snibston Discovery Museum has taken the top award at the coveted Jaguar Land Rover Awards for Arts & Business.Read

Birmingham event explores art collecting and business

Birmingham’s corporate world is set for a spooky encounter with the region’s leading artists at an event promoting the value of collecting contemporary art.Read

Two artists reunited for Birmingham exhibition after six years

While their new exhibition is called Recollect, Lisa Travers and Kelly Washbourne’s upcoming show at The Vaults could easily have been entitled Reconnect.Read

Shortlist for Jaguar Land Rover Awards for Arts & Business

The shortlist has just been announced for this year’s Jaguar Land Rover Awards for Arts & Business, in association with the Birmingham Post.Read

Artistic donations sought for Herbert Art Gallery event

Herbert Art Gallery & Museum in Coventry is seeking artist donations for a one-off event this weekend that igives visitors the chance to pick up a piece of artwork for free.Read

Celebrating 125 years of fine art in Birmingham

Lorne Jackson finds the creative soul of Birmingham as the School of Art celebrates its 125 anniversary..Read

Mark Kaiser's brush with destiny

Artist Mark Kaiser is putting his talent to the test, says Graham Young.Read

Review: The British Glass Biennale, at Ruskin Glass Centre, Stourbridge

Terry Grimley reviews the British Glass Biennale, at Stourbridge, featuring exhibits from more than 60 international glass artists.Read

Glass half full for Charlotte Hughes-Martin at Red House

Terry Grimley discovers what it takes to become resident glass artist at the heart of the industry.Read

International Festival of Glass shows the cutting edge of ancient tradition

Terry Grimley previews Stourbridge’s fourth International Festival of Glass.Read

Annemarie Wright's art more than face value

A Birmingham artist is courting controversy with a collection of ‘scandals’ that includes a picture of Tony Blair made up of the hand-written names of soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan.Read