Giovanni
Uche


Award-winning multidisciplinary artist based in the UK
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TITLEDETAILS YEAR
Our Story On Paper
Social Art2026
Wolves Art Club Social Art
Ongoing
Life Drawings Illustration
Ongoing
Ozara X Bene Event Management
2025
Ozara Dance Performance Art
2024
Child of Ala: Odida Costume Design, Sculpture
2024
KYA’OFU Illustration2024
The Library, Community as Care Audio Work
2024
BLK ART MONUMENT Public Art, Sculpture2024
Child of Ala: Ozara Costume Design, Performance Art2023
Food  Fer Thought
Social Art2023
We are Here and Always Will Be
Painting2023
Bullring 20th Anniversary
Illustration
2023
Overlap Topflow Animation
2023
The Block Series
Illustration
2022
Where Oh Where Animation2022



©Birmingham, UK... About Me
The Wolves Art Club is the greatest project I’ve worked on so far, born on a desire to build a community space in wolverhampton, it’s grown into an event with a fairly regular audience.  Wolves Art Club is both a cultural project and a foundation for my artistic practice. It taught me that the spaces around art can be as important as the artworks themselves and that gathering, participation and community can be creative practices in their own right.

Founder & Creative Director
Wolverhampton, UK | [2023–Present]

Wolves Art Club is an independent contemporary arts platform I founded in Wolverhampton to create accessible opportunities for artists, audiences and communities to come together through art, conversation and cultural activity.

The project grew from an interest in creating a different kind of cultural space in the city: informal, social and artist-led, while still providing a platform for ambitious contemporary work. Rather than treating audiences as passive recipients, Wolves Art Club was developed as a space for participation, exchange and relationship-building.

As founder and creative director, I developed the programme from concept through to delivery, working across curation, artist relationships, partnerships, event production, communications, audience development and community engagement. The programme brought together exhibitions, events and creative activity, working with artists and partners to develop experiences that were relevant to local audiences.

Over the course of the project, I delivered 90+ events and activities, reaching 900+ bookings and participants, while developing relationships with artists, cultural organisations, community groups and other local partners.

The project has shaped my wider artistic practice by demonstrating my interest in the relationship between art, place and community. It has also informed an emerging practice that moves between visual art, publishing, music and cultural gathering, with a particular interest in how people create belonging through shared cultural experiences.

Key areas

  • Creative direction & curation
  • Artist development and relationships
  • Community engagement
  • Cultural programming
  • Event production
  • Partnerships
  • Audience development
  • Communications and visual identity
  • Independent arts infrastructure