listings ORIEL DAVIES


The Park, Newtown. Mon-Sat 10am-5.30pm. 01686 625041 / orieldavies.org


It’s Raining Elderly Ladies And Sticks Work by Ruth Jên Evans, Luned Rhys Parri and Julie Arkell, three artists each displaying Welsh-themed work here in the foyer. (Until Sun 30 Apr) Linzi Morgan Whitting Maker In Focus show from Powys-based mixed media (audiovisual film with moving imag- es, books and ceramics) printmaker. (Until Sun 30 Apr)


ORIEL MÔN


Rhosmeirch, Llangefni, Anglesey. Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. 01248 724444 / orielmon.org David Woodford Major retrospective exhibition by celebrated landscape artist, with over 200 works spanning 68 years by the Snowdonia-based Woodford. (Until Sun 23 Apr) Celf Ar Y Cyd Touring show devised by Amgueddfa Cymru, Y Gaer, Aberystwyth Arts Centre and this gallery, and featuring around 20 pieces of art from the National Museum Wales collection. (Until Sun 14 May)


NEALE HOWELLS: BRING THE STORY INSIDE MOMA, Machynlleth, Sat 22 Apr-Sat 10 June Admission: FREE. Info: moma.cymru


This is the first stand alone exhibition of work by Neale Howells in his native Wales for quite some time, although earlier this year he contributed to a group show on the subject of the Wales Coastal Path; Bring The Story Inside is neither brand new or retrospective, but finds the Neath painter tearing up some of his older pieces and assimilating them into newer ones. This makes perfect sense in respect of his brash, large-scale pop/abstract/collage style, which anyone who had their finger on the pulse of the 90s/00s Welsh art scene will recognise.


RUTHIN CRAFT CENTRE


Centre For The Applied Arts, Park Road, Ruthin, Denbighshire. Tue-Sun 10am-5.30pm. 01824 704774 / ruthincraftcentre.org.uk


Peter Moore Subtitled “The wild Atlantic edge: a journey down the Western coast of Britain,” these paintings are taken from Moore’s sketchbook travels and depict seascapes, mountains etc from the Scottish Isles to Cornwall. (Until Sun 18 June)


ORIEL PLAS GLYN-Y-WEDDW


Glynyweddw Estate, Llanbedrog, Pwlhelli. Daily 10am-5pm. 01758 740763 / oriel.org.uk


Anne Smith: Captivating Coast And Country Pen Llyn-based artist who in the last few years has switched from glass art to pastels and oil painting, primari- ly of local wildlife. (Until Sun 7 May) Karen Pearce: A Journey In Colour Aberystwyth-based painter who has exhib- ited for over 35 years and whose work often focuses on light and landscape. (Until Sun 7 May) Theo Crutchley-Mack: Wood, Slate And Land Plein air paintings captured from explorations of north Wales industrial slate landscapes. Apparently Theo designed a 50p when he was a teenager. And the design got used. (Until Sun 7 May)


ORIEL Q


The Studio, 11 Market Street, Narberth. Wed-Sat 10am-4pm. 01834 218894 / orielqnarberth.com


Keramics Forward-thinking pottery show featuring pieces from Anna Warchus, Dinah Guilfoyle, Ruth Petersen and John Addyman. (Until Sat 15 Apr)


QUEEN STREET GALLERY


Queen Street, Neath. Tue-Sat 10am-3pm. 01639 631081 / queenstreetgalleryneath.co.uk


Gustavius Payne: Bara… And Roses Too! Paintings inspired by social structure, identity and the impact civiliza- tion has on the world. (Until Sat 29 Apr) Angie Hughes: A Collaged Path A collection of stitched mixed-media pieces, held in the Cwtch Studio here. (Until Sat 29 Apr)


ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY


Crown Lane, Conwy. Tue-Sat 11am-5pm. 01492 593413 / rcaconwy.org


New Members Work by the five newest members of the Royal Cambrian Academy: Alec Shepley, Gerda Roper, Michelle Woodward, Nigel Morris and Adam Taylor. (From Sat 8 Apr until Sat 27 May) Richard Gant: Celfalea North Wales- based sculptor, formerly head of the fine art department at Liverpool School Of Art. (From Sat 8 Apr until Sat 27 May)


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On Your Table Domestic ceramics by Peter Bodenham, Clive Bowen, Charlie Collier, Lowri Davies, Jo Davies, Richard Heeley, Bert Jones, Chris Keenan, Jaejun Lee, Borja Moronta, Sue Pryke, Julija Pustovrh, Irena Sibrijns, Jono Smart, David Stonehouse, Ruthanne Tudball, Sasha Wardell, James & Tilla Waters, Pottery West, Derek Wilson, Mizuyo Yamashita and Alistair Young. (Until Sun 16 Apr) Motive Motif: Artists Commemorate The Suffragettes Work by Ghada Amer, Chila Burman, Anthony Burrill, Jo Cope, Dorothy Cross, Phoebe English, Molly Goddard, Mona Hatoum, Charlotte Hodes, Anne Howeson, Peter Kennard, Sarah Lucas, Heather Phillipson, Celia Pym, Daniel Ramos, Anila Rubiku, Francesca Smith, Helen Storey, Sage Townsend and Rachel Whiteread. (Until Sun 16 Apr) Antonia Dewhurst: Gimme Shelter Multimedia artist living in north Wales who here presents a series of model dwellings which reimagine the idea of the Welsh Ty Unnos (One Night House) for the present day. (Until Sun 16 Apr)


SENEDD / PIERHEAD


Cardiff Bay. Mon-Fri 9.30am-4.30pm, Sat 10.30am-4.30pm. 0300 2006565 / senedd.wales/visit/exhibitions


Y Bwythyn Art commissioned to dis- play in the Y Bwthyn NGS Macmillan Specialist Palliative Care Unit at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital. (From Tue 25 Apr until Sat 20 May) Nichola & Sarah Hope: Performance In Wales Sisterly art duo present drawings made during rehearsals and performances, including as Welsh National Opera’s in-house artists capturing rehearsals etc. (From Sat 29 Apr until Wed 21 June)


TENBY MUSEUM


Castle Hill, Tenby. Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10.30am-3pm. £4/£3/£2 kids. 01834 842809 / tenbymuseum.org.uk


Tim Fudge Scottish painter living in Wales who’s become one of the more bankable artists on the domestic scene in the last decade or two. Here, his coast- line-inspired Colourist-influenced works are afforded a retrospective exhibition, with some new pieces sprinkled in. (From Tue 18 Apr until Sat 20 May)


TURNER HOUSE GALLERY


Plymouth Road, Penarth. Thurs + Fri 12-4.30pm; Sat + Sun 10am-4pm. 029 2070 0721 / turnerhouse.wales


Plastic Beach Taking Sisley’s 1897 painting The Cliff At Penarth, Evening, Low Tide as inspiration, contemporary artists are invited to consider what the eco- logical crisis means in terms of our chang- ing coastline and ocean pollution in south Wales and the global south alike. (From Thurs 13 Apr until Sun 4 June)


TŶ PAWB


Market Street, Wrexham. Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. 01978 292144 / typawb. wales


Aildanio Fourth location of six for this exhibition, which features 26 pieces of work by disabled Wales-based artists, selected from over 100 submissions of cre- ative responses to an ‘Aildanio’ (reignite) moment. Following this stint it will be in Newtown and Swansea. (From Fri 21 Apr until Sat 27 May)


WORKERS GALLERY


99 Ynyshir Road, Ynyshir, nr Porth. 10.30am-4.30pm Thurs-Sat and by


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