listings art ABERGAVENNY MUSEUM


Abergavenny Castle. 01873 854282 / abergavennymuseum.co.uk


Beyond The Veil: Visions From The World Of Arthur Machen Art by Jon Langford, Pete Williams and John Selway, inspired by the writings of Arthur Machen (1863-1947) who drew inspiration from his native Monmouthshire. (Until Sun 18 Dec)


ABERYSTWYTH ARTS CENTRE


University Of Wales, Aberystwyth. Mon-Sat 10am-8pm. 01970 621903 / aberystwythartscentre.co.uk


We’re Not Just Passing Through… A portrait of the African and Caribbean communities in the UK by British-Jamaican photographer Vanley Burke and Welsh photojournalist Glenn Edwards, the latter focusing on Wales’ African community. See Art. (Until Sun 8 Jan) 150 Years Of Ceramics At Aberystwyth The gift, bequest and funding of the Ceramic Collection at Aberystwyth University from 1872-2022. (Until Mon 9 Jan) Collaboration In Practice: British Lithography 1800-2022 A visual nar- rative of British lithography from its begin- nings to the present day, with many of the prints on show taken from the Aberystwyth University School Of Art collections. (Until Fri 27 Jan)


Refugees From National Socialism In Wales: Learning From The Last For The Future Artworks, objects, pho- tographs, and literature created by refugees and those working alongside them, both historically and in the present, aiming to trace the history of refugees in Wales from the 1930s until today. (Until Sun 29 Jan)


ALBANY GALLERY


74b Albany Road, Cardiff. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-4pm. 029 2078 9171 / albanygallery.com


Winter Show A changing exhibition of paintings, ceramics and jewellery by more than 30 artists. (Until Sat 7 Jan)


BARNABAS ARTS HOUSE


New Ruperra Street, Newport. Tue- Fri 10am-5am, Sat 9.30am-3pm. 01633 673739 / barnabasartshouse. co.uk


Presents… Art to either view or buy from Jamie Routley, Oriane Pierrepoint, Sarah-Jane Szikora, Philip Muirden, Andrew Nawroski, Gary Yueng, Aidan Myers, Carl Bevan, John Meredith and more. (Until Sun 8 Jan)


BLACKWATER GALLERY


Pendeen House, Cardiff. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. 029 2034 9819 / blackwatergallery.co.uk


Tyfi New work from some of this gallery’s most prominent artists of 2022, including Carl Chapple, Jonathan Retallick, Caitlin Flood-Molyneux, Craig Hudson and Chris Pompa. (From Fri 2 Dec until Thurs 12 Jan)


CEREDIGION MUSEUM


Coliseum Terrace Road, Aberystwyth. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. 01970 633088 / ceredigionmuseum.wales


Marian Haf & Tom Frost: The Collection Work that has taken direct inspiration from the displays and artefacts to be found within the walls of this muse- um. (Until Sat 14 Jan)


CHAPTER GALLERY


Chapter Arts Centre, Market Road, Cardiff. Tue, Wed, Sat + Sun 12-6pm;


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Thurs + Fri 12-8pm. 029 2031 1050 / chapter.org


Rithika Pandey: Everything Has Its Time Colourful figurative paintings which reflect a childhood moving from India to Africa and then the UK. Displayed in the bar area and extended from its previous closing date in October. (Until Sun 8 Jan) Leo Robinson: The Infinity Card DGlasgow-based artist and musician with a multimedia exhibition of “oracles, musical scores and objects that explore a speculative future,” many of them ostensibly mundane (eg Pokémon cards) but imbued with a sense of symbolism and ritualism. (From Sat 10 Dec until Sun 16 Apr)


CRAFT IN THE BAY


The Flourish, Lloyd George Avenue, Cardiff. Daily 10am-5pm. 029 2048 4611 / makersguildinwales.org.uk


The Winter Show: Connecting Lines Work by Sophie Arup, Jin Eui Kim, Jacky Oliver, Janine Partington, Tim Willey, Lisa Krigel, Catriona MacKenzie, Karolina Baines, Mizuki Takahashi, Abeer Kayani, Beatrice Larkin, Margo Selby, Roanna Wells. All for sale too. (Until Sun 8 Jan)


CYNON VALLEY MUSEUM


Depot Road, Gadlys, Aberdare. 01685 886729 / cynonvalleymuseum. wales


Aildanio: DAC Arts Prize Exhibition Second 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. From March to September it will be in Caernarfon, Wrexham, Newtown and Swansea. (From Sat 7 Jan until Sat 18 Feb)


ELYSIUM GALLERY


210 High Street, Swansea. Tue-Sat 12-5pm. 07980 925449 / elysiumgallery.com


Memory Into Landscape Seven artists – Lucien Anderson, Caroline Bugby, Isabella Campbell, Sara Dudman, Penny Hallas, Connie Hurley and Nikta Mohammadi – whose work investigates the relationship between landscape, history and


identity. See Art. (Until Fri 23 Dec) Leila Bebb: Parallel Universe Experimentations Swansea-based visu- al artist who makes abstract paintings and knitted sculptures, and who has had work shown as part of the Beep International prize show and Disability Arts Cymru’s touring exhibition. (Until Fri 23 Dec) Memory Into Landscape Seven artists – Lucien Anderson, Caroline Bugby, Isabella Campbell, Sara Dudman, Penny Hallas, Connie Hurley and Nikta Mohammadi – whose work investigates the relationship between landscape, history and identity. See Art. (Until Fri 23 Dec)


FFOTOGALLERY


The Former Methodist Sunday School, Fanny Street, Cardiff. Wed- Sat 12-5pm. 029 2034 1667 / ffotogallery.org


Ffocws Showcase for a brand new initiative supporting emerging and early career artists in Wales. Featured artists: Ada Marino, Alice Durham, Billy H. Osborn, Ed Worthington, Dione Jones, Laurentina Miksys, Laurie Broughton, Kerry Woolman, Jack Winbow, Pinar Köksal, Paris Tankard and Ross Gardner. Extended from its previously announced closing date. (Until mid-January)


FFOTO NEWPORT


3 Market Arcade, Newport. Mon-Fri 5.30-8pm, Sat + Sun 12-6pm. 01633 763947 / facebook.com/ffotonewport


Martin Parr: Signs Of The Time This photographic gallery has been open for 12 months and marks this with an exhi- bition by one of the UK’s most esteemed documentary photographers, Martin Parr. Based on the BBC television series of the same name, it focuses on British home aesthetics circa the early 90s. (Throughout December)


FOUND GALLERY


1 Bulwark, Brecon. Tue-Sat 10am-4.30pm. 07736 062849 / foundgallery.co.uk


Pre-Christmas Show Featuring framed experimental abstract textile and paper wall pieces from Helyne Jennings, plus work by


AILDANIO G39, Cardiff, until Wed 21 Dec; Cynon Valley Museum, Aberdare, Sat 7 Jan-Sat 11 Feb Admission: FREE. Info: g39.org / cynonvalleymuseum.wales


Aildanio is Welsh for ‘reignite’ and, as a title, references Disability Arts Cymru’s initial callout for artistic submissions from disabled creatives based in Wales. From the 100-plus responses, 26 pieces have been chosen by DAC, and in conjunction with Arts Council Wales, have fashioned that into an exhibition which will tour to six Welsh galleries. Beginning at the oft-cutting edge G39 [pictured here] before transferring to the Cynon Valley Museum, between March and September Aildiano will be displayed in Caernarfon’s Galeri, Ty Pawb in Wrexham, Oriel Davies in Newtown and the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea.


photographer Tony Bennett. This gallery is closed from Christmas until the middle of March, they note. (Until Fri 23 Dec)


G39


Oxford Street, Roath, Cardiff. Wed- Sat 11am-5.30pm. 029 2047 3633 / g39.org


Aildanio: DAC Arts Prize Exhibition First 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. From January to September it will be in Aberdare, Caernarfon, Wrexham, Newtown and Swansea. (Until Sat 17 Dec)


GALLERY TEN


The Coachhouse, 143 Donald Street, Cardiff. Wed-Sat 10.30am-5pm. 029 2060 0495 / gallery-ten.co.uk


Gaeaf / Winter New work by a number of the gallery’s artists including painters André Stitt and Catrin Llwyd Evans, pho- tographer Jon Pountney and printmaker Molly Goldwater. (Until Thurs 22 Dec, then by appointment from Fri 23 Dec-Sat 28 Jan)


GLYNN VIVIAN ART GALLERY


Alexandra Road, Swansea. Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. 01792 516900 / glynnvivian.co.uk


Art Society, Swansea College Of Art: Artists From The Collection In conjunction with GS Artists, a multifaceted project looking at how art participates in the centre of a healthy functioning society, starting with art schools. (Until Sun 8 Jan) The World We Live In, Art and the Urban Environment An Arts Council Collection touring exhibition that brings together painting, sculpture, photography, and film to explore themes ranging from urban development to migration and the relationship between inner cities and subur- bia. (Until Sun 8 Jan)


Past, Present And Future – Welsh Icons Ten photographic portraits from the National Portrait Gallery, London, which explore Welsh identity, together with works from two Welsh photographers, Mohamed Hassan and Megan Winstone; collectively exploring identity, representation and the contemporary relevance of portraiture. (Until Sun 29 Jan)


His Dark Materials – World Building In Wales TA look behind the scenes of this hit drama, based on the Philip Pullman books and filmed in Wales. (From Fri 2 Dec-Sun 23 Apr)


HEARTH GALLERY


University Hospital Llandough, Penlan Road, Penarth. 029 2183 6042/ cardiffandvale.art/work/visual-arts/


Winter Open Exhibition 2022 Work selected from submissions (the deadline was early November) to show at this in-hospital gallery for nearly two and a half months. (Until Thurs 2 Feb)


LIFE FULL COLOUR


23-25 Hole In The Wall Street, Caernarfon. Tue-Sat 10.30am-5pm. 01286 678211 / lifefullcolour.com


Open Show 2022 Featuring 40 selected pieces of work from the following artists: Adrian Bradbury, Andrew Jenkin, Angela Rigby Doble, Brenda Chaffer, Carys Anne Hughes Ceri Leeder, Clarrie Flavell, Dermod Ruddock, Donna Jones, Emma- Jayne Holmes, Grace Kentish, Gwyn Parry, Helen Taylor, Jekaterina Craciun, Katy Bott, Keeley Robinson, Mandy Lane, Nicola Rogers, Paul Rickard, Peter Mattinson, Peter Jepson, Peter Whitehead, Philip McMullen, Ruth Petersen, and Vivian Tozer Cockrill. (Until Sat 24 Dec)


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