Brenda Chamberlain
26 January - 06 April 2019Bangor born artist and writer, strongly affected by the places where she lived and worked, including Bardsey Island and the Greek island of Hydra.
Bangor born artist and writer, strongly affected by the places where she lived and worked, including Bardsey Island and the Greek island of Hydra.
Storiel’s museum collection has many examples of ‘recycling’. Some are beautiful pieces made from treasured fragments, others discarded broken objects used in a new way. Exhibits from our reserve collection.
A range of artwork by artists and fine craft makers. A perfect opportunity to find that special gift.
The exhibition focuses on the practice and collaboration of the brothers, who often worked collaboratively through shared ideas. It celebrates the achievement of the late Bangor-based Paul Davies. Whilst it cannot cover the full range of his work, ideas and contribution, it does present an indication of his influence and relevance.
This Cabinet of Curiosities was commissioned by Gwynedd Museum and Art Gallery in 2015. It has been created by Emma Hobbins as part of the museum’s relocation to the old Bishop’s Palace, now known as STORIEL. Inspired by the richness of the museum collection it aims to celebrate Storiel’s role as a collector of stories, memories and objects from the whole of Gwynedd.
A collaboration between the Royal Commission of Ancient & Historical Monuments of Wales, Bangor University and the Nautical Archaeology Society to commemorate those who served at sea during the Great War