CURRENT PROGRAMME
The current strands we are delivering this year including partnerships, skills development, residencies and public programming.
uneJune June 2026 - May 2027
A 12-month, peer-led creative mentoring programme delivered by Asylum Art Gallery & Studios in partnership with SUIT, supporting adults in recovery through creativity, connection and skills development.
Building on the success of our PROFILE Alternative Art School, the programme provides a welcoming, non-clinical environment where participants can explore different artistic practices, learn from professional artists and develop their own creative confidence.
Through fortnightly mentoring sessions and specialist workshops, Creative Recoveries aims to reduce social Wolverhampton's vibrant creative community.
27-29th November 2026
Funded by Arts Council England. A partnership between Asylum Artist Quarter, Gatis, and Enjoy Wolverhampton BID after the successful launch in 2025, to deliver a distinct Fringe Arts that celebrates local visual artists, supports local businesses and acknowledges the resources and opportunities we have in our city centre for creative growth. Aligning with the councils seasonal activity, the aims are:
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Fostering opportunities for regeneration and reimagining the city centre spaces
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Skills development, work placements through PINC creative college and volunteering schemes
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Spotlighting our local artists, grassroots exposure
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Co-creation for local artists and communities
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Public celebrations aligned across multiple sites of interests.
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Cross programming between stakeholders
Throughout the year
Founded by one of our directors and studio holders Giovanni Uche, Wolves Art Club are an art community focused event organiser, organising workshops, talks and networking events based in the west-midlands. This includes the regular life drawing workshops, free art club nights and a new programme of public events for 2026.