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Shire Hall Gallery

The Shire Hall Gallery is the largest venue in Staffordshire dedicated to providing access to, and promoting the visual arts and crafts. Situated in a fascinating Grade II* listed building formerly used as the Crown Court the Shire Hall Gallery offers visitors a mixture of old and new. At the Shire Hall Gallery our aim is to inspire, stimulate and sometimes challenge visitors by providing a constantly changing exhibition programme featuring a wide variety of subjects, artists and styles of art. We also have a smaller area dedicated to promoting and selling artists work. Staffordshire Arts & Museum Service also commission specialist pieces of work from artists for permanent or temporary exhibition at the Shire Hall Gallery. The Shire Hall Gallery Craft Shop offers the opportunity to buy the best contemporary crafts being produced today. Our range is so good we are listed on the national register of Craft Shops guaranteeing visitors unique high quality items.

Stafford, UK

http://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/leisure/museumandgalleries/shirehallgalleries/

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Shire Hall Gallery Summer Exhibition 2012 [ 31 March 2012 ]

Submissions invited to create work inspired by the colours, or using the materials gold, silver or bronze.  Read full listing…

Bollywood [ 15 February 2008 ]

Staffordshire Arts and Museum Service would like to hear from visual artists in all media whose work is inspired by 'Bollywood' and contemporary craft makers inspired by pattern, colour or the cultural influences of South Asia, for an exhibition at Shire Hall Gallery.  Read full listing…

Report [ 30 July 2008 ]
Anne Schwegmann-Fielding, 'Prithbi-The Mother Goddess', [enlarge]  

Staffordshire Arts and Museum Service advertised an exhibition opportunity in a-n magazine for visual artists in all media whose work is inspired by ‘Bollywood', also contemporary craft makers inspired by pattern, colour or the cultural  Read on…

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