what’s on


Schneebeli Morrell, John Mullaney, Dominic Pearce, John Phillips and Matt Whittaker. (Until Sat 5 Aug)


M.A.D.E. GALLERY


41 Lochaber Street, Cardiff. Wed-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12-4pm. 029 2047 3373 / cardiffmade.com


Summer Open / Art Prize 2023 Biennial show/art prize designed to propel south Wales-baseed artists to greater recog- nition and gain financial support for new work. Up to 10 artists will feature, with a winner being given a solo show here next year. (From Sat 8 July until Sun 6 Aug)


MISSION GALLERY


Gloucester Place, Swansea. Wed-Sat 11am-5pm. 01792 652016 / missiongallery.co.uk


IAN PHILLIPS & CARL CHAPPLE Canfas, Cardigan, until Sat 29 July Admission: FREE. Info: canfas.co.uk


A most estimable two-header show here from this Ceredigion gallery, featuring two Welsh artists who are members of the Royal Cambrian Academy. Ian Phillips [pictured] lives in Aberystwyth, with a studio a little further up the coast in Tywyn, and with this in mind it’s unsurprising that many of his linocut and woodcut print work, visibly influenced by the classical Japanese style, depicts dramatic seascapes and imposing cliff faces. Carl Chapple, resident in south Wales, is a portrait painter who currently works in-house with Ballet Cymru, rendering their dancers’ graceful movements via elegant brushstrokes.


art ABERYSTWYTH ARTS CENTRE


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


Angharad Pearce Jones: Impactardrawiad Artist who works with steel and in this instance recreates a lockdown-era installation made in her house. It features various gates, railings etc to signify notions of division and/or protec- tion. (From Fri 21 July until Sun 1 Oct)


Rosie Harman Work displayed in The Wall space at this gallery, showing the outcomes of Harman’s reintroduction to drawing on paper and its relationship to drawing with clay (she often works in the medium of sculpture and ceramics). (Until Sat 29 July)


Jack Moyse: What It’s Like (Being Me) Swansea photographer presents a series of personal documentary work con- cerning his attempts to come to grips with muscular dystrophy, which he was diag- nosed with aged 17. (Until Sat 29 July)


Volcano - Julie Ann Sheridan ORIEL Y PARC


National Park Visitor Centre And Landscape Gallery, High St, St David’s. Daily 9.30am-5pm. 01437 720392 / pembrokeshirecoast.wales/ oriel-y-parc


Geiriau Diflanedig – The Lost Words Touring exhibition relating to the popular book of the title and bringing together Jackie Morris’ original artwork and the poems in English and Welsh, by Robert Macfarlane and Mererid Hopwood respec- tively. Work displayed simultaneously in Yr Ysgwrn, Trawsfynydd.. (From Sun 2 July until spring 2024)


ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY


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


CHAPTER GALLERY


Chapter Arts Centre, Market Road, Cardiff. Tue, Wed, Sat + Sun 12-6pm; Thurs + Fri 12-8pm. 029 2031 1050 / chapter.org


Leanne Ross: All My Pals Art In The Bar exhibition from a Scottish painter whose work seeks to turn fragments of conversation into colourful pieces of art, reflecting the communal way language is learned and shared. (Until Sun 1 Oct)


CRAFT IN THE BAY


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


Jill Riley: Weather Patterns A dozen woven collage panels based on a series of sketched made last year by Riley, doc- umenting the impact of extreme weather on different parts of the Welsh landscape. (Until Sun 6 Aug)


CYNON VALLEY MUSEUM Albany Gallery - Eloise Govier ALBANY GALLERY


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


Harry Holland Figurative painter, born in Glasgow and resident in Cardiff for the last half century, with a selection of the work that has made him one of Britain’s most respected practitioners of this artistic style in that time period. (Until Sat 22 July)


Eloise Govier & Penelope Timmis Landscape paintings from Govier, inspired by the style of the late John Knapp-Fisher; and colourful landscapes and nature depic- tions from Timmis, a Society Of Women Artists member based in Shropshire. (Until Sat 22 July)


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


John Briggs: Walking The Valleys Photographs of the south Wales valleys from a recently published book (via the Seren imprint), written by Peter Finch and with photos by Briggs. (From Sat 8 until Sat 29 July)


FOUND GALLERY


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


A Celebration Of Our Landscapes And Woodlands Landscape mixed media paintings by Kathryn Moore; green woodwork examples from David White and Andreea Grad; and a variety of work by makers including Sharif Adams, Yoav Elkayam, Rosie Farey, Rosa Harradine, Lydia Latham, Amy Leake, Deborah


Craft In The Bay - Jill Riley MOMA MACHYNLLETH


Heol Pen’Rallt, Machynlleth. Wed + Fri 10am-4pm, Thurs + Sat 10am-1pm. 01654 703355 / moma. cymru


Eleri Mills Mid Wales-born, -bred and -based painter who won this year’s Glyndwr Award (for an “Outstanding Contribution to the Arts in Wales”) to go with various other gongs, and has work in big shot galleries worldwide. (Until Wed 6 Sept)


ORIEL DAVIES


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


Helen Booth: We All Share The Same Sky The first major solo show of new work by abstract artist Booth, who has previously shown work at Oriel Myrddin among other galleries. (From Fri 28 July until Wed 4 Oct)


ORIEL Q


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


Artists’ And Collectors’ Auction Annual show here which sees the whole space dedicated to works that will be sold on a 50/50 basis to help support the gallery through to 2024. Auctions themselves take place online, on a platform called Jumblebee. (Until Sat 29 July)


140th Annual Summer Exhibition: RCA Members Traditional watercolours, avant-garde sculpture, photography, reduc- tion linocuts, oil painting and pastels are all promised here in this landmark RCA show, as is the offer of all displayed pieces for sale. (From Sat 15 July until Sat 9 Sept)


TORCH THEATRE


St Peter’s Rd, Milford Haven. Tue-Sat 11am-5pm. 01646 695267 / torchtheatre.co.uk


Anne Kerr & Theresa Pateman: Convergence Pembrokeshire artists present prints and paintings based on the county’s coast and beaches: Kerr paints from memory in her studio, Pateman also works as a freelance illustrator using linocut and monoprint. (From Sat 15 July until Sat 9 Sept)


TŶ PAWB


Market Street, Wrexham. Tue-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 11am-5pm. 01978 292144 / typawb.wales


Rachel Clerke: Play – The Movie! This is a two-month project that turns the gallery into a film set meets children’s play area, devised by Clarke and working with playworker Penny Wilson. Children will work alongside artists Ella Jones, Harold Offeh, Noemi Santos, Sarah Ryder, Jamila Walker and Rhi Moxon, with a feature film resulting further down the line. (From Wed 5 until Fri 28 July)


VOLCANO


27-29 High Street, Swansea. Tue-Sat 10am-5pm. 01792 464790 / volcanotheatre.co.uk


Julie Ann Sheridan: It’s The New Thing New works comprising a series of sculptures which incorporate painting, flytipped furniture and recycled upholstery materials, with a view to discussing notions of production and consumption. (From Sat 8 until Sat 22 July)


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