The puppet show recalled legends of Native Americans. The photograph shows Pat Motzheim of Manor Road, Streetly, with her children, Hannah and Paul, who made and performed the show.

An Art on the Carpet event was held, which set out to create a huge work of art on the floor of the Gallery, supported by West Midlands art therapists Chris Lyle and Fran Short. Alison Cox is mentioned. The photograph shows Michael Edwards of Valley Road

As part of the exhibition, visitors were able to have a go at rag rug-making themselves. The photograph shows Sophia Wilson (left) and Alison Cox preparing the exhibition.

“Sorrow” by Vincent Van Gogh was returned to Walsall Art Gallery after being on loan for six months to Holland for a major international art celebration to mark the centenary of the death of the artist. Amseterdam, the Garman Ryan Room, Rembrandt, Picasso

The work of Colombian artist Julieta Rubio was featured in a three-week exhibition. Part of the accompanying article is missing, but the College of Art, Darwall Street, Ireland, Korea, Spain, Yugoslavia, Taiwan, Norway, Latin America, Perua, Nicaragua and

The museum was collecting merchandise from the 1980s and 1990s to preserve for future generations. The photograph shows Sue Jeans with some Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles memorabilia.

The museum hosted an exhibition to map the full range of women’s work at the turn of the century from the factory to the home. The photograph shows Jo Digger with a mangle, used for pressing clothes.

A handpainted lithograph, “La Revue Blanche” by Pierre Bonnard, was being sent to Japan for a six month touring exhibition, joining works from all over Europe and America. Jo Digger is quoted and Toulouse-Lautrec and the Folies-Bergere are mentioned. The

As part of a week-long series of events to highlight the work, leisure and community contributions made by the town’s older citizens, the Gallery put on an exhibition featuring photographs of celebrities and local landmarks from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s

Familiar household goods had been used to create an exhibition of work by nine schools across the borough. The photograph shows Pam Walker-Wilkes and Nick Bennett with giant items made by pupils from Collingwood JMI school.