The photograph shows a photographer taking a picture of the sculpture, with “Vulture” by Mirella Paganuzzi alongside.

Artist and writer Rasheed Araeen chose the collection of work to appear in the exhibition, which took up all four ground-floor exhibition rooms. Ronald Moody from Jamaica and Sonia Boyce from London are mentioned. The photograph shows “Moving Disc Toys” b

Four artists – Stephen Taylor-Woodrow, Mark Gaynor, Daniel Kay and Christopher Knott – had sprayed themselves with acrylic paint and stage make-up as “living paintings” to hang on the wall, before they were due to move to West Park Conservatory.

Coin or medal to commemorate the opening of the Art Gallery on 30 May 1884.

The Wolverhampton Music Society had arranged a series of concerts, including performances from the Northicote String Quartet and the Penn Wind Ensemble. The photograph shows Martin Jones polishing a grand piano in preparation

Pupils from Colton Hills School in Penn helped Dave to create an exhibition of paintings, drawings and models featuring local scenery. The photograph shows Martin Jones (right) and Des Lane, watched by Helen Potter from Bushbury.

The King Kong miniature statue, by Nicholas Munro, was due to feature in the forthcoming exhibition. The photograph shows the statue with John O’Gorman mimicking it behind.