listings
Wanda Garner: Every Picture Tells A Story Collections of works by this local artist and printmaker. (Until Sun 13 Feb) Kyffin Williams Drawing Prize 2021 Annual event in the name of one of this gallery’s keenest supporters. (Until Mon 31 Jan)
Christmas Craft Fair Aimed with your Christmas shopping needs in mind, and still tagged ‘2020’ so presumably it didn’t happen last year. (From Sat 6 Nov until Fri 24 Dec)
ORIEL MYRDDIN
Church Lane, Carmarthen. 01267 222775 / www.orielmyrddingallery.
co.uk
15.10.21 – 13.02.22
Gaeaf Co-curated with Dorian Bowen of The Welsh House, this year’s exhibition looks at the idea of ‘home’ and what it has come to mean to us all over the past year. (From Sat 13 Nov until Fri 31 Dec)
QUEEN STREET GALLERY
Queen Street, Neath. Tue-Sat 10am-3pm. Free. 01639 631081 /
www.queenstreetgalleryneath.co.uk
Robert Harrison and Paul Millis: Country, Coast And Castles Paintings. Accompanied by a solo exhi- bition of paintings by David Williams, in the Cwtch Gallery. (From Sat 6 until Sat 27 Nov)
REDHOUSE
Old Town Hall, High Street, Merthyr Tydfil. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-4.30pm. Free. 01685 384111 /
facebook.com/redhousecymru
Pio Abad, Jonathan Baldock, Oliver Beer, William Cobbing, Shawanda Corbett, Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg, Ryan Gander, Antony Gormley, Nancy Herbert, Lubaina Himid, Rachel Kneebone, Lindsey Mendick, Zoë Paul, Tal R, Renee So, Francis Upritchard and Ai Weiwei. Curated by Deborah Smith
Cerys Knighton & Glyn Brimacombe An exhibition by two artists from south Wales, both of whom explore themes around mental health but with quite different approaches. (From Sat 13 Nov until Thurs 23 Dec)
Image: Francis Upritchard, Buey (detail), 2017. Courtesy the artist and Kate MacGarry, London. Photo: Angus Mill RUTHIN CRAFT CENTRE
based artists and their work will be for sale. (From Sat 20 Nov until Mon 3 Jan)
MISSION GALLERY
Gloucester Place, Swansea. Tue-Sun 11am-5pm. Free. 01792 652016 /
www.missiongallery.co.uk
An Artist In The World: Jane Phillips Award Featuring work from Thibault Brunet, Jason & Becky, Helen Dennis, Laura Edmonds, Harry Gammer- Flitcroft, Ryan Moule and Brett Swenson. (Until Sat 13 Nov)
NATIONAL MUSEUM CARDIFF
Cathays Park, Cardiff. Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. Free except where noted. 029 2057 3500 /
museum.wales/ cardiff
David Hurn: Swaps Cardiff debut of an exhibition that initially showed in London in 2017, and will be absorbed into the David Hurn collection here on closing. It features documentary photography work which Hurn swapped with peers, specifical- ly ones who were part of Magnum Photos, for his own work. (Until Sun 27 Mar) The Rules Of Art? Artists ranging from Rembrandt to Thomas Jones, Pablo Picasso, Gwen John, Maximilian Lenz, Clare Woods, Bedwyr Williams, Caroline Walker and Clementine Schneidermann feature “in a way that questions social and political power and shows how artists have pursued a shared purpose: to push, subvert, question and reimagine what art can be,” say the Museum. (Until Sun 16 Apr 2023)
ORIEL CARN
Castle Ditch, Caernarfon, Gwynedd.
carn.post@
gmail.com /
www.carncelf. com
Walking in Two Worlds Group exhi-
bition curated by Welsh painter Jonathan Powell, devised by Steph Goodger and Julian Rowe, and which brings together a group of artists who share interests in pre- historic art, the primitive, the shamanistic and the mysterious. In association with Elysium Gallery in Swansea. (Until Sun 14 Nov)
ORIEL DAVIES
The Park, Newtown, Powys. Mon-Sat 10am-5.30pm. Free. 01686 625041 /
enquiries@orieldavies.org
Steve Attwood Wright One of two showcases of contemporary weaving here this autumn, Wright lives in this area and has work spanning decades on show here. (From Sat 9 Oct until Fri 24 Dec) Blanket Coverage Llantarnam Grange touring exhibition curated by Laura Thomas and featuring contemporary woven blankets by makers from across Wales, the UK and internationally. Makers include Llio James, Beatrice Larkin, Angie Parker, Eleanor Pritchard, Sioni Rhys Handweavers, Catarina Riccabona, Margo Selby, Maria Sigma, Wallace Sewell, Meghan Spielman, Laura Thomas & Melin Tregwynt. (From Sat 9 Oct until Fri 24 Dec)
ORIEL MYRDDIN
Church Lane, Carmarthen. 01267 222775 / www.orielmyrddingallery.
co.uk
Gaeaf Co-curated with Dorian Bowen of The Welsh House, this year’s exhibition looks at the idea of ‘home’ and what it has come to mean to us all over the past year. (From Sat 13 Nov until Fri 31 Dec)
ORIEL MÔN
Rhosmeirch, Llangefni, Anglesey. Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. 01248 724444 /
www.orielmon.org
Centre For The Applied Arts, Park Road, Ruthin, Denbighshire. 01824 704774 /
www.ruthincraftcentre.org.uk
Basketry: Rhythm, Renewal & Reinvention Exhibition highlighting the skill and versatility of contemporary basket weaving, with about 35 artists on display across all of this gallery. (Until Sun 9 Jan)
TENBY MUSEUM
Castle Hill, Tenby. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, £4/£3/£2 kids. 01834 842809 /
www.tenbymuseum.org.uk
Meirion & Joanna Jones Husband and wife duo who live in Cardigan and who mostly paint with acrylic on board. I think this is held over from last year. (Until Sat 20 Nov)
THRUTHELENS
10 High Town, Hay-On-Wye. 07971 803233 /
thruthelens.photography
David Hurn: Photographed, Inspired, Swapped And Bought Work by David Hurn himself, plus material from his Swapped collection, an endeavour of curation and artistic exchange which has spanned more than six decades. (Until Sat 13 Nov)
TORCH THEATRE
St Peter’s Rd, Milford Haven. 01646 695267 /
www.torchtheatre.co.uk
Mohamed Hassan and Liam Cole: The Pembrokeshire Story Photographers Hassan and Cole share images from their explorations throughout Pembrokeshire, ranging from a documen- tation of the performance elements of The Pembrokeshire Story, to more intimate images of life within the home. (Until Fri 31 Dec)
TŶ PAWB
Market St, Wrexham. Mon-Sat 9.300am-5pm. Free. 01978 292144 /
www.typawb.wales
Misshapes: The Making Of Tatty Devine Arty fashion duo Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden, aka Tatty Devine, have over 20 years of work celebrated here with over 100 of their pieces showing. (Until Fri 12 Nov)
clubs ACADEMI
Deiniol Road, Bangor. 01248 388371 /
www.bangor.ac.uk/welcome2021/ academi.php.en
Fri 5 Nov Manipulate_: Sasha 9pm-3.30am, £19.50. Hometown gig - the first this century possibly? - for progressive house giant Sasha, plus John Scudamore and Rich Williams on the undercard.
BRANGWYN HALL
Guildhall Road, Swansea. 01792 635432 /
www.brangwyn.co.uk
Sat 27 Nov 100% Old Skool: Lovely Laura & Ben Santiago 9pm-2am, £23. DJ and live saxophone duo, preceded by a pre-party at Swansea bar Bambu from 6-9.30pm.
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS UNION
Park Place, Cardiff. All listings apply to term time only. 029 2078 1458 /
www.cardiffstudents.com
Fri 26 Nov Bedlam: Sonny Fodera 11pm-4am, £20. Rescheduled night (from February 2021) of bouncy house. Fri 3 Dec Nathan Dawe 7-11pm, £16. UK club DJ. This may not have a strict club night vibe given the opening times. Who knows.
CATHAYS SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB
152-156 Cathays Terrace, Cardiff. 029 2022 0906 /
www.cssc.ukpub.net
Sat 27 Nov Fabulous 8pm-1am, £5. Veteran soul/mod DJ night with a 23rd birthday party. See Clubs.
CENTRAL
17 Hill St, Wrexham. 07783 364047 /
www.centralwrexham.co.uk
Sat 6 Nghtwrk x Black Seven 10pm-4am, £7. Minimal techno and tech- house from Libero Records artists.
CLUB LOGIC
12 High Street, Gorseinon. 07763 000382 /
www.clublogicswansea.
co.uk
Sat 6 Nov Logic Xtra Hard vs HDUK 8pm-4am, £12.40. Hard dance from Matt OD, Cally, MKN, J-Trax, Faze2, Phil Mackintosh, Rob Davies, Jason P, Rob Rees and hosts K-Ner, Shocker and Venom.
CLWB IFOR BACH
Womanby St, Cardiff. 029 2023 2199 /
www.clwb.net
Fridays Nuke! 11pm-4am, £3. Anthems, bangers and cult classics here every Friday. Saturdays Dirty Pop & Friends 10.30pm-4am, £4.00. Three floors of music to dance to, from Grl Tlk, Bang! (In The Middle) and Dirty Pop themselves. Here every Saturday. Thurs 11 Nov Sesiwn Launch Party 11pm-3am, £9. House, disco, garage “and more” from Litchy & Smiley, Roughion, Joe Long and residents. Fri 12 Nov Westival: Dan Shake 11pm-4am. Eclectic house DJ from London, promoted here by west Wales
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