SUNDAY 29 NOVEMBER
Slow things down for the final day of Fringe Arts Wolves and explore exhibitions, artists' studios, conversation and film across Wolverhampton. The main Fringe exhibitions reopen from 11am-3pm.
THE GRAND PALACE
24 School St, Wolverhampton WV1 4LF
Fringe Exhibition
11am - 3pm
| FREE | Drop in |
A final opportunity to explore the Fringe exhibition alongside the Future Threads sustainable fashion display created by local secondary-school students through Reinvntd CIC.
ST PETER'S COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Lich Gates, Wolverhampton WV1 1TY
Fringe Exhibition
11am - 3pm
| FREE | Drop in |
Return to the historic surroundings of St Peter's Collegiate for a final opportunity to explore the exhibition.
MANDER CENTRE COMMUNITY HUB
Ground floor of the Mander Centre, situated on the lower level near Bonmarche and opposite the YMCA
REFLECTIONS
Lou Chapelle
11am - 3pm
| FREE | Drop in |
Supported through ILLUMINATE West Midlands
A final opportunity to experience Reflections,
Lou Chapelle's immersive installation exploring our relationship with water through holographic moving imagery and an atmospheric soundscape.
EAGLE WORKS
The Roof, Mander Centre, Wolverhampton WV1 3PS
Workshops
11am & 2pm
| 10 places per workshop | Age 16+ |
| Materials provided |
DRAW THE CITY!
Celebrates Wolverhampton’s histories.
Take a fresh look at Wolverhampton through drawing, heritage and local histories in a multimedia workshop held in Eagle Works’ Project Space above the Mander Centre.
Participants will be invited to draw aspects of the city while exploring its histories and heritage through a multimedia experience. No previous drawing experience is needed — the workshops are open to beginners and more experienced participants aged 16+, with all materials provided.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2001363245342?aff=oddtdtcreator (goes live the 26th)
SUNDAY SHOWCASE &
OPEN STUDIOS
12 – 4.30pm
| Drop In |
See the work created through Draw the City!
Brought together and showcased at Eagle Works.
Visitors can also explore Eagle Works Open Studios, meet artists in their working spaces and discover more of the creative practice taking place within this independent Wolverhampton studio community.
ASYLUM ARTIST STUDIOS
24a Darlington Street - WV1 4HW
Open Studios
11am-3pm
| FREE | Drop in |
Come and explore Asylum Artist Studios and discover the working spaces and practices of local artists. Meet artists working across a diverse range of approaches, from painting and hyperrealist fine art to gothic surrealism and more, and get a glimpse
behind the scenes of Wolverhampton's artist-led studio community.
WOLVES ART CLUB
Life drawing workshops
| 3-5pm | Ticketed | Booking required
Join Wolves Art Club for a relaxed and creative life drawing workshop. Suitable for all experience levels, the session gives you the opportunity to develop your drawing skills, meet other art enthusiasts and work from a live model, with guidance through different techniques and poses.
No previous experience is necessary - just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to draw.
THE POSADA
48 Lichfield Street, WV1 1DG
Human Library
2-5pm
| Free | drop in |
1-3 readers in a single group recommended.
What if, instead of borrowing a book, you could borrow a person and hear their story?
The Human Library is a global social movement where visitors can 'borrow' real people as open books for honest, one-to-one conversations designed to challenge social stigmas and prejudices.
Drop into The Posada and encounter people and perspectives you might not otherwise have the opportunity to meet.
More information: humanlibrary.org
LOCK WORKS CINEMA
Chubb Buildings, Fryer Street, WV1 1HT
The People's Emergency Briefing
11am
| FREE |
Presented by Chris Packham, The People's Emergency Briefing brings together expert evidence on the climate and nature crisis and explores what it means for life in the UK.
Drawing on the National Emergency Briefing held in
Westminster, the film considers the implications for food, health, the economy and national security, alongside responses to the challenges we face.
Designed to bring people together to hear the evidence and start conversations within their own communities, the screening connects directly with ILLUMINATE's themes of nature, collective action and how communities respond to change.
Booking through the Lockworks cinema
