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Exhibitions
Tabernacle Collection
06 July to 31 August 2019
Tannery Gallery
Our own Tabernacle Collection now includes over 300 works, mainly by Welsh artists. This is an opportunity to see a selection of work from the collection, made possible by the legacy of Nora Gibbs and Mollie Winterburn.
B E Cole
Sea Gold 2019
06 July to 31 August 2019
Sculpture Space
A fossil beach, sea creatures past and present; all around us is a wealth of flora and fauna which, as any beach-comber, sea-bather and walker of the coastal paths knows, can be devastated by ignorance and complacency. The seas feed us; the seas gave us life. The sculptures in this exhibition are built from recycled materials either as they were made or after they have been cast.
Tabernacle Art Competition
Theme: History
06 July to 05 September 2019
Pulpit Room, Owen Owen Gallery & Bridge
The annual open competition attracts entries from around the world. The exhibition is selected by expert judges who also award prizes. Awards from the public are presented at the end of the show, so come in and vote!
Ag Cain
People, Posters, Places
03 August to 14 September 2019
Ruralist Room
Ag Cain’s background as a lettering artist, coupled with an admiration for the marvellous work of the pre-war poster and enamel-sign artists, inspired him to start creating his own hand-lettered modern retro posters and paintings. Many feature an affectionate and optimistic take on holidaymaking, the seaside, railway advertising, and gloriously sunny Wales….and at least one features gin!
Clive Hicks-Jenkins
Hansel & Gretel
03 August to 14 September 2019
Foyer Gallery
Hansel & Gretel: a nightmare in eight scenes, by Simon Armitage, published in May by Design for Today, is the second book the poet has produced with Clive Hicks-Jenkins as illustrator, the first having been last year’s Sir Gawain and the Green Knight from Faber & Faber. Armitage’s Hansel & Gretel originated as the libretto of a work for chamber orchestra and puppets, and last year was performed on a national tour by the Berkeley Ensemble, in a production designed and directed by the artist.
