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Meadow Arts

Meadow Arts in the West Midlands commissions new works and produces temporary outdoor exhibitions.

Our West Midlands office covers Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Solihull, Wolverhampton, Walsall and Sandwell and Worcestershire.

Our plan

Read Great art for everyone, our plan for 2008-2011.

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Press and media

For press and media enquiries please contact:

Claire Fudge
Officer, Communications
Phone: 0121 631 5748

West Midlands council

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Join the DCMS consultation on National Lottery shares

Join the DCMS consultation on National Lottery shares

Godiva awakes

Imagineer Productions presents Godiva Awakes

Coventry-based Imagineer Productions will present Godiva Awakes at the Herbert Arts Gallery and Museum, Coventry …

Dance

Dance festival leaps to new heights!

The second International Dance Festival Birmingham, which was held in April and May this year, …

Latest publications

Cultivate

Cultivate - Strengthening the visual arts

Developing the visual arts market in the West Midlands

Responses to the Digital Britain interim report

In January 2009, the Government published Digital Britain, a plan to secure Britain’s place at …

Great art for everyone 2008-2011: West Midlands

Our mission for the next three years is great art for everyone. Our regional plan, …

Contact us

  • Tel: 0845 300 6200
  • Fax: 0121 643 7239
  • Textphone: 0121 643 2815
Arts Council England – West Midlands office

82 Granville Street
Birmingham
B1 2LH

52.47543, -1.91052

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David Olusoga and Casper W. Erichsen - The Kaiser's Holocaust

A century ago, in the German Empire's African stronghold, colonial forces carried out the systematic ethnic cleansing of the Nama and Herero people through violent raids and work camps. Now, two experts on Namibian history provide a scholarly account of the forgotten genocide that foreshadowed the Holocaust.