The photograph shows Rachael Ellison of Mellish Road in Walsall with corn dollies that were part of her project.

The photograph shows Jon Guy from Bilston with a graphic screen print.

Peter Mason put out a call for unemployed local people to submit art work to hang alongside the work by pupils at the school. The photograph shows (left to right) Joanne Scarsbrook, Mark Lester and Steven Wilson with their work.

The college was launching its most extensive range of courses ever, expanding on its traditional base of fine arts tuition by offering courses in the performing arts. King’s Hill in Darlaston is mentioned. The photograph shows David Burrows admiring a scu

Students made a work of art out of a traditional nativity scene, hadn carved in wood, plastics and metal, after being commissioned by parents of a former pupil of Leighswood Primary School in Broadmeadow in Aldridge. The photograph shows Lisa Allcock and

Visitors were invited to join in a two-day pavement art session, using ideas from the town’s famous Garman Ryan Collection, including work by artists ranging from Rembrandt to Picasso. Theo Garman and Sit Jacob Epstein are mentioned. The photograph shows

People from all over town spent four months working on a massic mosaic floor, which was created with the help of artist in residence Maureen Black. The photograph shows Dennis Turner MP with Sukhjinder Bhogal and Keith Clark.

Students were painting murals in the town’s railway station, led by Sue House. The photograph shows Nermal Kaur (left), Adrian Harvey and (on the ladder) Ester Nicholls.

Students on a one-year B-TEC course were aiming to earn places on three-year Bachelor of Arts degree courses. The photograph shows David Turner working on a piece of sculpture inspired by Nature’s foliage.

First-year students on the HND Graphics Diploma course were asked to research and redesign leaflets for Barclays Bank in the High Street as part of a project to foster contact with real employers, and the bank were so impressed with the quality of the wor