

Exhibitions
Open daily, 9.30am to 4.30pm



Brooke Robinson Exhibition
Open every Wednesday 11am-3pm
Also open on Sunday 19 February 2023
Located on the first floor landing area of Himley Hall, volunteers are on hand to talk about the the life of Brooke Robinson and this fascinating collection.
The collection includes a range of 17th, 18th and 19th century British and European paintings, furniture and ceramics. Bilston enamels, commemorative medals, Greek, Roman and Egyptian pottery and personal memorabilia relating to Brooke Robinson and his two wives also feature. Free entry.
View a rotating selection from the Brooke Robinson collection in the Gallery at Himley Hall.
Open seven days a week, 9.30am to 4.30pm
More information on the Brooke Robinson Collection.
'Art, The Obvious and the Not So'
'Fine Art equals Fun Art'
by Denise Evans
Denise's work is a commentary on life, from the simple observational every day through to weighty social/political issues and everything in between, but always with an element of whimsy. Denise also has a range of signed prints and giftware available.
'Just Pushing Pencils'
by Simon Williams
An exhibition of pencil drawings by talented local artist Simon Williams.
"I’ve always found enjoyment from drawing since I was a child but it wasn’t until September 2021 when I really found a passion and love for it. Drawing helps save me from myself, it’s my quiet in all the noise and it’s my light in the darkness. It’s extremely therapeutic for me. I now work as an art therapist so I encourage creativity where ever I can, it’s great therapy for anyone needing some relaxation, try it!"
Keith Turley
An Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings
Born in Birmingham, Keith had over thirty years experience as a teacher of Art, before concentrating fully on painting. His work is in public and private collections up and down the country. More recently, Keith has turned his attention to more ordinary subject matter. This exhibition shows some of his portraiture and figure paintings, often featuring people in interesting work environments, in his characteristic painterly style. See below for some of Keith's work.



'Created Opportunities'
by Walsall Society of Artists
Our exhibition has no theme, but it does show what members of Walsall Society of Artists can create from the various opportunities that come their way. To find our more about our society please visit: www.walsallsocietyofartists.co.uk