The Degree Show is back!

This year’s Degree Show demonstrates how our students have thrived during the challenging times of the pandemic, with exciting new sensibilities and ways of working that emerged during this unique period on display.

It has also been an exciting time for the arts in Wolverhampton with our degree show coming hot on the heels of British Art Show 9 and with the new Wolverhampton Screen School up and running and ready to take students we will be looking forward to seeing the development of a new and strong profile for art in the city.

Maggie Ayliffe - Head of Wolverhampton School of Art

Degree Show 2022

Highlights

 

Directions

Wolverhampton Shool of Art is located on the edge of the city's ring road, a short distance from the city centre. It is a 12 minute walk from the train station, 11 minutes from St Georges Metro terminus, and a 9 minute walk from the bus station.

British Art Show 9

By Road

Wolverhampton School of Art’s George Wallis Building is based in the city centre of Wolverhampton.

The closest motorway junction is Junction 10 of the M6. The University’s City Campus is split into two sites: City Campus Molineux (signposted North on road signs) and City Campus Wulfruna (signposted South on road signs).

Both are signposted from the Ring Road and the A449.

The George Wallis Building is on City Campus Molineux (North).

Parking

Limited parking for British Art Show 9 visitors to the George Wallis Building is available on City Campus Molineux (signposted North on road signs)

Wolverhampton School of Art, George Wallis Building, University of Wolverhampton

 

By train

Wolverhampton Train Station: 12 minutes’ walk . It’s on the main Birmingham, London, Manchester, Liverpool and Edinburgh lines.

WM Metro Map

By Metro

Metro

Wolverhampton St Georges metro stop (which goes to Birmingham Snow Hill via West Bromwich) is 7 minutes’ walk from campus. Services run every 6-8 minutes throughout the day. 

British Art Show 9

By bus

Wolverhampton Bus Station: 9 minutes’ walk, served by buses from across the region.