Part 2 of a retrospective of Paul Davies’ work. Featuring previously unseen items, with a focus on the now iconic Welsh Not lovespoon, part of a performance at the Wrexham National Eisteddfod in 1977. Paul Davies was the driving force of Beca.
SAIN has been an accompaniment to the lives of the people of Wales since the late 60's, and the music and songs have been a soundtrack to various periods in our history - everyone has a story, and often there is a song to accompany that story. After half a century of recording and publishing, this is an archive of national treasure, and a very important part of the culture and heritage of Wales – this exhibition highlights some of the labels, recordings and history during the last 50 years.
SHORT STORY from the collection... A selection of works from STORIEL's collection dating from the 1970s. With works by: MICHAEL CULLIMORE ANTHONY GOBLE SELWYN JONES SELWYN JONES-HUGHES ALAN McPHERSON BETTY P NEALE CLIVE WALLEY
With an increasing awareness of ‘gender issues’, this exhibition displays some of Storiel’s collection that reveals cultural change and hidden histories.
Portraying the simple everyday things, people at work or at leisure, with a sense of community fundamental to us all. Paintings by an artist who, when not wearing his goalie gloves, will assuredly have a paintbrush in his hands.
A range of specialist food products and fine crafts by local producers and artists. A perfect opportunity for that special gift.
Bardsey: Holy Isle. The rugged coast, wildlife and people at work portrayed in limited edition relief prints by these two well-respected artists.
Where once there was life and energy, these now hidden and forgotten places sit in suspended silence. These atmospheric photographs offer a glimpse of stories from the past that are slowly fading.
Responding to changes in land, people, language, these paintings explore the erosion of things we see and feel and considers how another beauty takes its place.