Anthelion Arwell Micah | Dylan Williams | Fran Williams Venue: College Street Gallery, 16 College St, Swansea, SA1 5BH Preview: Saturday 30th July, 7pm Opening times: Sat 6th, Sat 13th & Sat 20th August 11am-5pm (other days Weds-Sat book by appointment) Anthelion highlights the allure of the landscape for three Swansea painters as… read more
Stand close and breathe me in – the power of intimate scaled paintings Preview Saturday 4 June 7pm Exhibition continues until 16 July Gallery open Wednesday – Saturday 11am – 9pm Julian Brown | Ruth Calland | Andrew Crane | Rosalind Faram | Alex Hanna | David Lock | David… read more
Vitalistic Fantasies Preview Saturday 4 June 7pm Exhibition continues until 16 July Gallery open Wednesday – Saturday 11am – 9pm Online artist Talk: Wednesday 13th July, 7pm Susan Absolon | David Ainley | Iain Andrews | Amanda Ansell | Karl Bielik | Claudia Böse | Day Bowman | Julian Brown… read more
Hidden Talents Preview Saturday 4 June 7pm Exhibition continues until 16 July Hidden Talents is an eclectic mix of unique works of art produce by individuals who might not have otherwise had an opportunity to showcase their talents. ASDES – Autism Skills Development and Employment Support has developed this opportunity… read more
This exhibition explores what it is to be human in our digital technological 21st century world, as well as investigating a possible future where our descendants exist in a virtual computer world without bodies. The sense of community that we gain from interacting with the physical environment and the other people… read more
Arron’s developing medium of Sculptural Painting* allows the creation of three-dimensional forms solely in oil paint, freeing paint from surface and gravity whilst retaining the fundamental painterly qualities with true weight granted to colour. It can have physical form, shape, texture, and colour whilst remaining simultaneously suspended and animated with… read more
Cardfiff based artist Tess Gray presents a new body of work ‘making visible, hidden stories’, looking at female neurodiverse experience and overlaps between identity, mental health and gender. Landscape remains an influence in this work but takes on a more theatrical role to illuminate the narrative of the characters that… read more
Exhibition preview, Friday 4th February, 7pm Exhibition continues until Saturday 19th March Gallery open Weds – Sat 11am – 6pm All works play with what it means to produce something, some kind of meaning, from nothing – the idea of producing a contrivance which celebrates the making of that contrivance and the… read more
The imagery that lives and fully inhabits the painted world of Rosalind Faram is a close-knit community of characters and associates that exist due to, but also in opposition to the world that surrounds them. Their intensity of colour and energy, a way of kicking back at the COVID realities… read more
