Pembrokeshire Through Different Eyes

Three local artists depict their view of Pembrokeshire’s coastline in an exhibition ’Pembrokeshire Through Different Eyes’. The artists all have different training backgrounds and produce work from different standpoints. You are welcome to come and meet the artists at an evening preview on Friday 23rd

Drawing Rooms

In partnership with UWIC, this exhibition was the idea of Richard Cox, the Director of UWIC’s Gallery at Howard Gardens. It brings together the work of Robert Knee, Nick Cudworth, Chie Konichi, and Ian Smith and was conceived as a complimentary and contrasting group artists to whom drawing is a crucial discipline. Their rigorous approach to this important medium demonstrates the considerable skill and diversity to which each artist brings their passionate commitment.

Walter Keeler - Talk

Walter Keeler will give a talk about his exhibition. Walter as on of Wales’ most eminent potters, a professor in ceramics, shortlisted for the Jerwood Applied Arts Prize, has work in public collections around the world and is renowned for his contribution to contemporary studio pottery

The Edge of Love Exhibition

The Centre will showcase costumes, storyboards, graphics and other iconic pieces from the movie- all supplied by LionsGate Film UK.

Cecilia Bartoli

Wales Premiere of the Mezzo Soprano with the Basel Chamber Orchestra. Also featuring the “Maria Malibran” exhibition on wheels.

Contemporary Textile Practice Degree Show

Cardiff School of Art and Design presents ‘Context08’, a showcase of work by all 35 final year students from the BA (Hons) Contemporary Textile Practice degree programme.

Art At

Art At is a new environmentally themed art event, which takes place at Rhosygilwen, Pembrokeshire on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th June.

Bettws High Art Exhibition

An exhibition of this year’s coursework …

Mentioned in Dispatches

From long before Balaclava Ned to the war in Iraq, Wrexham people have served in the armed forces. This exhibition will include over a hundred years of military memorabilia from the museum collections and stories about the daring dos of Wrexham’s many wartime heroes.

Unconditional Nature - Susan Joshi

"For this exhibition I have used a variety of traditional printmaking techniques including: Woodcut, Etching, Linocut, Screen Printing, Collograph and Cyanotype."