which provide a hands-on exploration of key themes of the period, from scientific discoveries to the events of the theatrical world, and offer a flavour of life in the 18th century. The display Sensing Sculpture encourages visitors to touch, smell and listen as well as look at the works on display. Many of the sculptures come from Wolverhampton Art Gallery collection; some are on loan from their makers while others have been specially commissioned for the gallery. Braille interpretation is provided throughout the gallery, and visitors are encouraged to learn some Braille during their visit. Other venues At present, Wolverhampton Art Gallery forms a main part of Wolverhampton Arts and Museums Services, along with Bantock House and Bilston Craft Gallery. References External links Google Virtual Tour of Wolverhampton Art Gallery Wolverhampton Art Gallery website Browse Wolverhampton Art Gallery's collection Alfred Egerton Cooper & Winston Churchill - UK Parliament Living Heritage Art museums and galleries in the West Midlands (county) Grade II* listed buildings in the West Midlands (county) Decorative arts museums in England Museums in Wolverhampton Art museums established in 1884 1884 establishments in England