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Llanbadarn Roc, 1981

Lansiwyd Apêl #poster2020 ar Ddydd Miwsig Cymru yn Chwefror 2020 er mwyn cofnodi hanes bandiau a gigs yng Nghymru ar hyd y blynyddoedd. Casglwyd dros 150 o bosteri a fanzines erbyn hyn, rhai ar bapur ond y rhan fwyaf ohonynt yn electronig. Diolch i bob dylunydd, trefnydd gigs, aelod band neu ‘ffan’ sydd wedi cyfrannu […]

CYNFAS: #2

Cynfas is a digital arts magazine and part of the Celf ar y Cyd (‘Art in Collaboration’) project.
Issue 2, November 2020 | Arts in Health
Logo: Menai Rowlands

g39

g39 is an artist-run gallery and creative community for the visual arts in Wales, a bridge between artists and audiences. At the heart of g39’s activities is its relationship with artists. From exhibition to work placements to informal gatherings, initiating peer introductions or realising the most ambitious of solo exhibitions – across this spectrum of relationships our aim is to encourage and enable every person whose ambition it is to pursue a visual art practice.

? Stryd Rhydychen, Caerdydd. CF24 3DT

Anthony Evans

Originally from Cross Hands in Camarthenshire, Anthony Evans now lives and works in Cardiff, where he is one of a group of artists that established the company Old Library Artists and Oriel Canfas in Canton, Cardiff.

After attending Trinity College in Camarthen he worked for several years as a teacher before becoming a full time artist in 1990.

Anthony has exhibited extensively across Wales and England and has been involved with artistic projects and exhibitions in Europe, India and the USA. His work is held in private collections in Wales, the USA and Australia

CYNFAS: #1

Cynfas is a digital arts magazine and part of the Celf ar y Cyd (‘Art in Collaboration’) project.
Issue 1, October 2020 | Black Lives Matter
Logo: Rithika Pandey

Sgwrs Artistiaid Trawsnewid 2 | Transition Artists Talk 2

As part of the Transition exhibition, here’s an opportunity to hear from some of the exhibiting artists about their work. Including some questions from the audiences during the session. Participating Artists: Gareth Griffith, Peter Lewis and Rita Ann Jones This session is bilingual www.carncelf.com // carn.post@gmail.com

Young Welsh Artists

Young Welsh Artists is a new, annual exhibition established by MOMA Machynlleth to support and promote contemporary art in and from Wales.

The first exhibition showcases the work of artists under 30 and has been organised by two emerging curators; Mari Elin Jones and Lloyd Roderick.

Works exhibited, including painting, sculpture, photography, installation and film, offer a glimpse of the diversity of contemporary practice in Wales.

The exhibition will open at MOMA Machynlleth on 28 November 2020 by appointment.

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Sgwrs Artistiaid Trawsnewid 1 | Transition Artists Talk 1

As part of the Transition exhibition, here’s an opportunity to hear from some of the exhibiting artists about their work. Including some questions from the audiences during the session. Participating Artists: Alec Shepley, Chris Higson, Julie Upmeyer and Sarah Holyfield. This session is an English only session www.carncelf.com // carn.post@gmail.com

Stiwdio Pwy? | Who’s Studio?

A new series of videos from CARN, is a very special opportunity to see behind the curtain and see some of CARN’s artists working within their studios.

‘Blue Gloves Orange Chair’, Seren Morgan Jones

* Seren Morgan Jones’ said of her work ‘Blue Gloves Orange Chair’: ‘All the made up femmes I paint are those who identify as Welsh-through my work I’m unlearning biases(narrow and untrue)about cultural identity and expanding it to reflect reality’.

Ashley Williams, Owain Fôn Williams

Portrait of Ashley Williams, Captain of The Wales National Football Team in the Euros, 2016 by the artist and footballer Owain Fôn Williams from The National Library of Wales’ art collections

Wales Along The Colour Line 1900-1925

* In 1903 W E B Dubois argued that the problem of the twentieth century was the colour line. By that he meant global race relations. This talk discusses the position of Wales on the colour line in the early twentieth century. It focuses on the race riots in Cardiff, Barry and Newport in June […]

Celf ar y Cyd

Connect with the visual arts in Wales through Celf ar y Cyd.
 
Celf ar y Cyd is a group of four projects which have been developed to share the arts across Wales in response to the current health crisis. The project is partnership between Amgueddfa Cymru and Arts Council for Wales with support from the Welsh Government.

Celf ar y Cyd

ENGLISH | SAESNEG Celf ar y Cyd is a group of four projects which have been developed to share the arts across Wales in response to the current health crisis. The project is partnership between Amgueddfa Cymru and Arts Council for Wales with support from the Welsh Government. 1. Help curate an exhibition of artwork […]

Gŵyl Arall: Be sydd ar dy feddwl?

This is a project by Menai Rowlands and Eleri Parry in association with CARN and the Gwyl Ffor Arall.
A project that aimed to get the public to share their thoughts, memories, opinions etc with us (completely confidential), with a short film as the finished product. The response could be made in a variety of ways, such as a handwritten note, a sketch, a typed paragraph or an audio recording.
A non-language film but with bilingual content.

Ffotogallery

Since its formation in 1978, Ffotogallery has been at the forefront of new developments in photography and lens-based media in Wales and beyond, encouraging public understanding of and deeper engagement with photography and its value to society.
You can read Ffotogallery: Our Story 1978 – 2018 here.

CARN

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