For the Culture is an exhibition that features work from established and emerging artists that responded to the theme. For Deborette Clarke and Janet Douglas, the curators behind Greenwood Presents, For the Culture embodies who they are and what they stand for; it is part of their DNA or roots of origin. The exhibition brings...
The RBSA Membership is made up of almost 200 artists whose practices are rooted in a diverse range of media and techniques. Exploring both traditional and contemporary approaches, the RBSA's Annual Exhibition showcases over 200 artworks, all of which are for sale. The first Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Annual Exhibition (then the Society of...
The Art Of A Second Life is the latest project from award-winning French artist, designer, and sculptor, Alan Reullier. With an eclectic background as both graffiti artist and aircraft mechanic, Alan is known for sustainable art created from discarded industrial and natural materials. His aim is to add value by creating a bridge between industry...
Remembering is Painful, Forgetting is Unbearable explores questions such as why do some terror attacks make international headlines while others remain in the shadows? How do survivors of terror attacks make sense of their experiences? Whose voices are marginalised in contemporary debates about terrorism? And crucially, what role does art play in the practices of...
RBSA Friends make up a significant part of the wider RBSA community and the Gallery hosts an exhibition of selected work by Friends annually. An ideal showcase for artists at all stages of their artistic careers, the exhibition is open to all active Friends working in any media. A Friends subscription is the first step...
The RBSA Photography Prize 2025 invites artists creating work using photographic processes to enter work. This is the sixth RBSA Photography Prize exhibition to be held. We welcome entries from professional and emerging artists based locally, nationally, and internationally. There are five prizes to be won, including £1,000 First Prize sponsored by The Galliard Apsley Partnership, £500...
The Birmingham Easel Club was originally formed in 1879 by professional artist Edmund Watson, whose sketches for the Graphic Illustrations of Warwickshire are now stored in the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. Walter Langley, who established the Newlyn Art Colony, was also a founder member. The Easel Club currently has 18 members, whose work is...
Every spring, the Gallery hosts the RBSA Candidates Exhibition, a show of work by artists hoping to be elected onto the first step of their journey on the Society Membership ladder. Artists wishing to be elected as RBSA Associates have two options; being nominated by two full RBSA Members, or self-nomination. In both instances, artists...
Two Friends From Moseley School Of Art Having first met at Moseley School of Art during the 1950s, Peter Shread and Colin Simmonds have remained close friends ever since. This exhibition of paintings and original prints celebrates the friendship between the two artists, both of whom have been Members of the Society for well over...
Celebrating 25 Years Of The RBSA Gallery In The Jewellery Quarter Having inhabited the same site on New Street, though in three different buildings, for almost 180 years, the RBSA Gallery moved to 4 Brook Street, just off St. Paul’s Square, in 2000. This exhibition celebrates 25 years of the RBSA Gallery in the Jewellery...
Looking Back For Our Future Botanical Art Worldwide 2025 is an event initiated and coordinated by the American Society of Botanical Artists. On the 18 of May, Botanical Artists from around the world will come together to celebrate botanical art, and over 30 countries will be participating in this remarkable international exhibition. The United Kingdom’s...
We are delighted to invite you to join us at the RBSA Gallery this Sunday, 18 May, to celebrate Botanical Art Worldwide 2025. Initiated and coordinated by the American Society of Botanical Artists, the event is being celebrated in over 30 countries, and we are thrilled to be hosting the UK's contribution from the Association...
