Here is a few exhibitions on around the West Mids, are free to the public and are open on a Sunday. Go on! Put on your favourite woolly jumper, brave the cold, and go get some culture.

Armando Andrade Tudela
A new series of films reflects upon a modular construction designed by French architect Jean Pierre Maneval in 1963.

4 February – 29 March 2009
Ikon Gallery
Open: Sunday 11am-6pm

In Touch
In this new interactive gallery visitors can engage in and experience a variety of works through touch, sound and light.

01 Jan 2008 – 01 Jan 2012
Birmingham Museum
Open: Sunday 12.30pm – 5pm

Fresh Out of the Box
Exhibiting artists include: Artists Anonymous, Sarah Lucas, Marc Quinn and Gavin Turk.

Runs till 14th October 09
The New Art Gallery Walsall
Open: Sunday 11am – 4pm

I wanted this to be a longer list but not that many galleries are open on a Sunday, especially the more independant contemporary ones, which seems odd. Can anyone shed some light on why this is?

Places are free but need to be reserved in advance.

The themes for (and links to) these workshops are:

• 7 Feb – This workshop will explore the themes and ideas of the current Zhang Enli exhibition
• 17 Feb – This workshop will explore Armando Andrade Tudela’s current exhibition
• 19 Feb – Zhang Enli again
• 7 March – Armando Andrade Tudela again

Also, from 6.30-8pm at the School of Art, Margaret Street, the Ikon will be hosting Zhang Enli and Jiang Jiehong in Conversation (with English interpretation). Again, places are free but should be reserved.

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