The Television Travels on a Boat to me Kelly Gorman is an American born international artist now living in the UK. Gorman returns toelysium gallery for her first solo show in Wales. Gorman’s art investigates societal issues of gender, race and cultural stereotype. Her journalistic approach is communicated through visual disciplines… read more
OPUS is a collective, involving artists, designers, theorists and art practitioners. Based in Swansea, the collective was established in 2007 with an exhibition at the Dynevor Centre. The wide variety of practice within the group forms the foundation for its core fascinations; from drawing and thinking through drawing, to ideas… read more
Gemma Copp, a Swansea based artist has created a new body of work, consisting predominately of a series of performative actions, entitled ‘Bound Within a Hidden Space’. her first solo show. The work explores notions of emotional entrapment and confinement and is set within a secluded and disused barn, highlighting… read more
Launched by Anthony Shapland of g39, on Saturday 25th September 2010 elysium gallery are proud to reopen its doors and present a collaborative show between two artists who have studied, worked and travelled together over 17 years. Presenting: Rose Smith and Anna Barratt The Headless Horse and the Coffee Cup… read more
Caroline Sabin – Tune for a Woodland Creature (2.44) Shelley Davis – First Take (3.10) Virginia Head – Incubus Succubus (Ode) (5.53) Sean Vicary – Sea of Glass (3.40) Michael Fortune – Terminal Communication (2.53) David Theobald – Trill (4.08) Mark Love – Low Budget (1.07) Victor Ortega Peralta –… read more
‘After the End..’ is the first exhibition in the new home of Elysium Gallery and will be the only time we will be using all three floors in this massive building before the top 2 floors are carved up into artists’ studios. The building is currently a maze of large… read more
Curated by Diana Ali, artists were invited to submit work based upon ‘Dialogue: A Fake Romance’. For a dialogue to form, the process requires another. When another is presented the dialogue becomes a dichotomy. Do we adopt another persona according to who we are talking to and how genuine is that chat? Dialogue can be seen as an exchange but this exchange is not always equal or amicable, it can manifest into an emotional charge, disagreements, it may lead to conflicts, irrationality, fake romances, or jealous contingencies. Does dialogue hinder us or further us?
RYAN MOULE, SEAN PULESTON, ERIN RICKARD An experimental projection and installation based exhibition which re-examines the spectators relationship to both space and time.
elysiumgallery presents: ‘Small Tides’ A video installation by Caroline Sabin
