Moreau, the Decadents, a dead unicorn in the cellar and AI as the new myth. @uobarthistory's critical appraisal of A Sacred Theatre reads the house deeper than most dare to go. Final weekend: 15 to 18 Oct, Moseley. Not for everyone.
https://t.co/cvVEtJ0r4F
Disappearing Politely
Immersive Exhibition @the_wrong_gallery
19 Feb - 19 March -
Designed as an emotionally immersive environment, it is best experienced in small numbers.
Invitation and Reservation only (£5 donation pp )
Art doesn’t disappear under censorship, but under accumulation.
A short reflection on art, visibility and attention.
#artist#callforentry
https://t.co/AsEMKH7PtX
Parler l’Amour (Speaking Love) — a five-level immersive exhibition at The Wrong Gallery, bringing together five artists in a single narrative environment.
This short film narrated by Harry Lubkowski, co-editor of The Golovine.
#immersiveart#birminghamartist#fredfabre
Salon Reframed The Wrong Gallery 18 October (7pm) Harry Lubkowski , co-editor of The Golovine, hosts an intimate evening inviting visitors to revisit the exhibition Parler L’Amour. It explores how art’s meaning transforms when it is viewed, discussed, and experienced anew.
Delighted to share Harry Lubkowski’s deeply insightful and perceptive review of Parler l’Amour at The Wrong Gallery, published in The Golovine. His writing beautifully mirrors the exhibition’s emotion and intellectual depth.
https://t.co/LDqa7fIks5
2 Oct. (7 pm): “Being John Baskerville" Historian Ben Waddington will mark 250 years since John Baskerville’s death with a special talk,
- 7 Oct (7pm):”Poetry Salon" Poet Annie Colloby curates a party evening with poets Luce Lovell , Hassan Ul-Haq , Wallis Allen , James Kennedy
On Thursday 2 October, The Wrong Gallery hosts its first salon evening. Historian Ben Waddington will mark 250 years since John Baskerville’s death with a special talk. The evening also offers a chance to preview our upcoming immersive exhibition. Presented by @StillWalkers
Other Worlds brings together artists who imagine alternatives to the realities we inhabit today. In an era marked by rising far-right politics, ecological crisis, and the ongoing erasure of queer and marginalised identities: how might art open portals to different futures?
Testing The Wrong Gallery 🚪🔥👀 This is just a taste. ‘Parler l’Amour (Speaking Love) Opens 16 October 2025 with an incredible line-up of artists. Old Bort -Rachel Henaghan - Sarah Leigh -- Stephanie Stump - Fred Fabre
#TheWrongGallery#BehindTheScenes