Aberystwyth Arts Centre
University Of Wales, Aberystwyth. Free. Mon-Sat 10am-8pm. 01970 621903 / www.aber.ac.uk/artscentre
Clay Local responses to the recent International Ceramic Festival by schools, colleges and charities (Until Wed 14 Aug)
Welsh Illustrators Exhibition celebrating the best published Illustration from Wales, and coinciding with the Welsh Book Of The Year awards here on the opening date. (Until Thurs 22 Aug)
Road To Discovery Contemporary examples of work from the seven pottery-producing areas in Uzbekistan. (Until Mon 26 Aug)
Gareth Griffith ‘Trelar’ Paintings from north Wales-based artist who seeks to explore connections between time and place: 1960s Liverpool, 70s Jamaica and his current home in the Ogwen Valley. (From Mon 22 July until Sat 7 Sept)
ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ART GALLERY
Buarth Mawr, Aberystwyth. Free. Mon-Fri 10am-5pm. 01970 622467 / www.aber.ac.uk
Classic/Romantic: Works From The School Of Art Collection Curated by undergraduate students here who are doing a module titled Curating An Exhibition: Researching, Interpreting, Displaying. (Until Fri 30 Aug)
Ailymweld Cymru A’r Mudiadau Modern / Wales And The Modern Movements: Revisited A look back at an exhibition, Wales And The Modern Movements, held here in 1973 and which aimed to interpret 20th century art through the works of artists working in Wales. (Until Fri 30 Aug)
Albany Gallery
74b Albany Road, Cardiff. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-4pm. Free. 029 2048 7158 / www.albanygallery.com
Summer Exhibition A tradition as regular as the coming of summer itself, this will feature over 50 artists both old and new, including Donald McIntyre, Mike Jones, Tim Fudge, David Barnes, Theo Crutchley-Mack, Sol Whiteside and Emily Powell. (From Thurs 4 July until Sat 17 Aug)
Andrew Lamont Gallery (Theatr Brycheiniog)
Canal Wharf, Brecon. Open Mon-Fri 10am-5pm. Free. 01874 611622 / [email protected] / www.brycheiniog.co.uk
Brecon Welcomes the Zulus! Group exhibition by local artists and photographers, depicting memories from the 2017 Brecon Zulu visit to celebrate the visit of King Goodwill in July 2019. (From Thurs 4 until Sun 28 July)
ArCADECAMPFA
Queens Arcade, off Queen Street, Cardiff. Usually open Wed-Sat 12.30-5.30pm. arcade-campfa.org
Pyrophyte: Contemporary Ceramics From Cardiff Exhibition showcasing emerging young ceramicists based in Cardiff but from international backgrounds, and looking to question the distinction between craft and fine art. (Until Sat 6 July)
Ric Bower, Nástio Mosquito & Kelly Schacht ‘The Reverse Panopticon’ Subtitled “a brief introduction to AEI (Aesthetically Enhanced Interrogation)”, this incorporates performance and an installation, and was produced in participation with the Iranian refugee and asylum seeker community in Cardiff. (From Fri 19 July until Sat 24 Aug)
Attic Gallery
37 Pocketts Wharf, Maritime Quarter, Swansea. Tue-Fri 10am-5.30pm, Sat 10am-4.30pm. Free. 01792 653387 / www.atticgallery.co.uk
Summer Mixed Show Over 40 Welsh artists will show here, with the display regularly changing to reflect the variety. (From Sat 6 July until Sat 21 Sept)
BARNABAS ARTS HOUSE
New Ruperra Street, Pillgwenlly, Newport. Free. 01633 673739 / [email protected] /
barnabasartshouse.co.uk
Pete Williams ‘Terra Incognita’ Illustrations created for Arthur Machen’s book The Three Impostors. They look really cool actually. (Until Sat 20 July)
Boundary Art
3 Sovereign Quay, Havannah Street, Cardiff. Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. 029 2048 9869 / www.
boundaryart.com
Inscape Work by painters Ping Gang Cheng, Daleet Leon, Sarah Spencer and Sky Siouki, plus ceramicist Aaron Davies. The exhibition is named after a term coined by Victorian poet Gerard Manley and, says the gallery, “conveys the unique inner nature of a person or object as shown in a work of art.” (From Sat 6 July until Sat 31 Aug)
Chapter Gallery
Chapter Arts Centre, Market Road, Canton, Cardiff. Tue, Wed, Sat + Sun 12-6pm; Thurs + Fri 12-8pm. Free. 029 2030 4400 / www.chapter.org
Freya Dooley ‘The Song Settles Inside The Body It Borrows’ / ‘Find Joy In These Scenes Of Fruitless Labours’ Multi-screen audiovisual work which explores how music can affect the mind and takes as its starting point the 1876 short story A Literary Nightmare by Mark Twain. Dooley’s Find Joy In… commission also features in Art In The Bar. (Until Sun 14 July)
CHEPSTOW MUSEUM
Gwy House, Bridge Street, Chepstow. Daily 11am-4pm. Free. 01291 625981 / www.monmouthshire.gov.uk/chepstow-museum
Stuffed, Pickled & Pinned A delightful-sounding (assuming you can stick taxidermy and the like) collection of natural history objects compiled from other museums across Wales. (Until July)
Craft In The Bay
The Flourish, Lloyd George Avenue, Cardiff. Mon-Sun 10.30am-5.30pm. Free. 029 2048 4611 / www.
makersguildinwales.org.uk
Michael Flynn Solo exhibition of figurative ceramics, created over the last 15 years, by Cardiff-based sculptor who takes much of his inspiration from myths and fairytales. (From Sat 6 July until Sun 18 Aug)
Verity Pulford North Wales-based artist who draws and creates experimental glass work that investigates the correlation between structures and micro-structures within plant and human biology. (From Sat 6 July until Sun 18 Aug)
CWTSH COMMUNITY AND ARTS CENTRE
226 Stow Hill, Newport. Thurs + Sat 12-3pm, Sun 1-4pm. Free. 01633 664498 / www.cwtsh.org
Response Summer showcase of work by students of Cardiff & Vale College, specifically CAVC BTEC diploma and CAVC/USW Foundation Degree In Photography courses. (Until Sun 21 July)
Cyfarthfa Castle Museum
Cyfarthfa Park, Brecon Rd, Merthyr Tydfil. 01685 727371 / [email protected]
A Celebration Of Welsh Contemporary Painting The second biennial celebration of contemporary artists working in Wales, with work ranging from oil paintings to street art. (From Mon 8 July until Mon 23 Sept)
Elysium Gallery
210 High Street, Swansea. Wed-Sat 12-5pm. Free. www.elysiumgallery.com
Helen Booth ‘Matter’ See Art for more on this exhibition, monchrome dot paintings created as a response to the Icelandic landscape. (From Fri 5 July until Sat 10 Aug)
Kelly Ewing & Jason Gregory ‘Equilibrio’ Recent paintings from two artists – from Londonderry and Tonypandy respectively –who offer very different approaches to the same medium. (From Fri 5 July until Sat 10 Aug)
Katie Trick ‘Looking Through, Odes To Nowhere’ Figurative and abstract paintings from a Port Talbot-based artist. (From Fri 5 July until Sat 10 Aug)
Kate Bell ‘Poetics Of Place’ Painter (primarily) and art teacher (of 30 years’ standing) who is based out of the Elysium studios, and whose work here work is concerned with concepts relating landscape to philosophical thought about place and space. (From Fri 5 July until Sat 10 Aug)
Fountain Fine Art
Rhosmaen Street, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire. Mon-Sat 10.30am-5pm. Free. www.fountainfineart.com
Summer Group Exhibition New mixed discipline work from regular gallery artists here. (Until Sat 13 July)
Tywi Valley Open Studios Exhibition Work from artists and makers along the Arts Trail. (From Sat 20 until Fri 26 July)
Andrew Douglas-Forbes Solo work depicting Welsh farms, Welsh dressers and flower studies. (From Sat 20 July until Sat 10 Aug)
FUTURES gALLERY / ORIEL GALLERY
Pierhead Building / Senedd, Cardiff Bay. Daily 10.30am-4pm. Free. 0845 0105500 / www.pierhead.org
South Wales Art Exhibition Work by members of the South Wales Art Society, now 131 years old and having shown work in each of those years, so if they want to give their show a prosaic title they jolly well can. (Until Thurs 4 July)
G39
Oxford Street, Roath, Cardiff. Saturdays 11am-5.30pm. Free. 029 2047 3633 / [email protected]
Rumblestrip Group exhibition featuring Emanuel Almborg, Paul Eastwood , Nooshin Farhid, James Moore, Paula Morison and Jessica Warboys. The loose, implcit theme is one of heeding danger ahead and uncertain futures, expressed via documentary photography, film, painting, video and text. (Until Sat 13 July)
Tom Cardew ‘Love Hangover’ Installation im which “a series of linked narratives are played by computer-generated avatars” with ghostly, disembodied voices. (Until Sat 13 July)
Y Galeri, Caerffili
Lower Ground Floor, The Visit Caerphilly Centre, The Twyn, Caerphilly. Tue-Sat 10am-5pm. Free. 029 2132 2570 / www.ygalericaerffili.co.uk
Jill Baird ‘Inroads’ Paintings inspired by Baird’s love of trees, while also referencing the hard geometric shapes that humans relentlessly impose on the natural world. (Until Sat 6 July) Summer Show Evolving showcase of artwork by established and emerging Welsh artists and makers. (From Tue 9 July until Sat 3 Aug)
The Gate
Keppoch Street, Roath, Cardiff. Mon-Sat 10am-9pm. Free. 029 2048 3344 / www.thegate.org.uk
Cerys Knighton ‘Bipolarity’ Pointillist artwork examining Knighton’s mental health experiences. (Until Fri 2 Aug)
Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
Alexandra Rd, Swansea. Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. Free. 01792 516900 / www.
swansea.gov.uk/glynnvivian
Hand Drawn Action Packed See Art for more on this drawing-based show featuring 10 artists of renown: Marcel Dzama, Marcel van Eeden, Inci Eviner, Yun-Fei Ji, William Kentridge, Nalini Malani, Otobong Nkanga, Raymond Pettibon, Amy Sillman and Rinus Van de Velde. (Until Sun 1 Sept)
Frances Richards: An Artist Apart Frances, wife of Ceri Richards, is represented here in the form of her wartime-era embroidery-collages and unseen drawings and monotypes, plus figurative and flower paintings from her later years. (Until Sun 1 Sept)
King Street Gallery
33 King Street, Carmarthen. Free. 01267 220121 / [email protected]
Early Summer Exhibition A new selection of works by gallery members, featuring disciplines including painting, fine art ceramics, photography, sculpture and jewellery. (Until Thurs 4 July)
Kate Bell & Graham Parker Two artists from Elysium Studios in Swansea; Bell is concerned with nature and transitional space, Parker also explores relationships between sky, land and sea. (Until Thurs 18 July)
LION Street Gallery
6 Lion Street, Hay-On-Wye. Mon + Wed-Sat 10.30am-5pm, Sun 11am-3pm. Free. 01497 822900 / www.
lionstreetgallery.co.uk
Summer Show Large group show of what this gallery says are some of the best artists working in Wales today, with 15 artists and sculptors taking part. (Until Sun 28 July)
Llantarnam Grange Arts Centre
St. David’s Rd, Cwmbran, Torfaen. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Free. 01633 483321 / www.lgac.org.uk
Ruth Singer ‘Textile Traces: Personal Stories In Cloth’ Textile-based exhibition by an artist who, according to our preview in the May issue, “She uses natural and vintage textiles combined with hand-stitching and fabric manipulation to create her detailed surface texture”. (Until Sat 20 July)
Jennifer Collier Craft showcase featuring sculptures from vintage recycled materials in conjunction with stitch. (Until Sat 20 July)
Dovile Jewellery Jewellery showcase for pieces whose ageing process (made from materials like black wood and Baltic amber) is inherent to their aesthetic. (Until Sat 20 July)
Tess Seymour ‘Women’s Spaces’ Ongoing portrait photography project in which Seymour photographs inspiring women in her life, in a space chosen by the women themselves. (Until Sat 20 July)
M.A.D.E. Gallery
41 Lochaber St, Cardiff. Wed-Sat 10am-6pm. Free. 029 2047 3373 / facebook.com/cardiffmade
Summer Prize Art Exhibition Biennial show of a selection of south Wales professional artists, one of whom will be rewarded with a solo exhibition scheduled within the M.A.D.E. arts programme for 2020. (From Thurs 4 until Sun 28 July)
Martin Tinney Gallery
18 St Andrew’s Crescent, Cardiff. Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-5pm. Free. 029 2064 1411 / [email protected]
Summer Selection Changing exhibition by leading Welsh artists including Kyffin Williams, Peter Prendergast, Ceri Richards, Harry Holland, Shani Rhys James and Kevin Sinnott. (Until Thurs 8 Aug)
Mission Gallery
Gloucester Place, Swansea. Tue-Sun 11am-5pm. Free. 01792 652016 / www.missiongallery.co.uk
Arts In Health Maker In Focus exhibition featuring work aiming to create environments that enhances the wellbeing of patients, at the behest of the ABMU Health Board. (Until Sat 13 July)
Criw Celf West Showcase exhibition in the […] space, featuring work created in this gallery’s flagship education programme by kids aged 9-19. (Until Sat 3 Aug)
Migrations Work in the […] space featuring contemporary dance films from a company who bring international contemporary dance and installations to Wales. (From Sat 20 July until Fri 16 Aug)
Beverly Bell-Hughes Maker In Focus show from an artist who uses flattened coils of clay into which other materials are added. (From Sat 20 July until Sat 14 Sept)
MUSEUM OF CARDIFF (FORMERLY CARDIFF STORY)
The Old Library, The Hayes, Cardiff. Daily 10am-4pm. Free. 029 2034 6214 / [email protected]
Not Forgotten: Cardiff Memories A documentary film, an interactive display, portrait photographs and a variety of craft-based projects collectively capturing the memories of Cardiff residents living with dementia. (Until Thurs 11 July)
Cardiff’s Sound City Lab exhibition highlighting the different sounds and styles of music that are important to Cardiff’s communities. (Until Sun 2 Feb)
Voices And Images Of The South Wales Jewish Community Exhibition by the Jewish History Association Of South Wales, aiming to capture the spirit of late 19th/early 20th century Jewish communities; after this period the population gradually declined in this region. (From Mon 22 until Sun 28 July)
National Museum Cardiff
Cathays Park, Cardiff. Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. Free except where noted. 029 2057 3500 / museum.wales/cardiff
David Nash ‘Sculpture Through The Seasons’ Important British sculptor with an exhibition marking 50 years of working from the same studio, a chapel in Blaenau Ffestiniog. (Until Sun 1 Sept)
Snakes! Family-friendly educational show about, in short, Snakes! (Until Sun 15 Sept)
National Waterfront Museum
Oystermouth Road, Maritime Quarter, Swansea. Daily 10am-5pm. Free. 029 2057 3600/
museum.wales/swansea
Self/Place Poetry and artwork by members of charity Crisis considering themselves and their place in the world. (Until Sun 14 July)
Pobl Discover the stories of people who have shaped the way in which this museum has evolved and its role as a community space. (Until Sun 29 Sept)
Andrew Vicari ‘King Of Painters, Painter Of Kings’ Vicari was born and brought up in Port Talbot and went on to paint some of the most influential figures in modern history; this is a look at how that journey transpired. (Until Sun 3 Nov)
Tina Francis ‘The Changing Face Of Mining’ portraits of miners at the East Pit opencast mine at Tairgwaith, one of Wales’ last such operating mines. (From Sat 20 July until Sun 1 Sept)
NORWEGIAN CHURCH ARtS CENtre
Harbour Drive, Cardiff Bay. Daily 10.30am-4pm. Free. 029 2087 7959 / www.norwegianchurchcardiff.com
Judith James Paintings from an artist based just outside Cardiff and who has had a few exhibitions here before. (From Mon 29 July until Sun 4 Aug)
Oriel Canfas
Glamorgan Street, Canton, Cardiff. Tue-Fri 1-4.30pm, Sat 10.30am-4.30pm. 029 2066 6455 / www.
orielcanfas.co.uk
Line & Form Work by four sculptors – Dilys Jackson, Sue Roberts, Gwyneth Price and Valerie Coffin Price – exploring the natural world through carving, casting and installation, and who all use lines within their practice. (Until Sat 20 July)
Oriel COFFI
5 High Street, Llanidloes. Mon-Sat 10am-5.30pm. Free. 01686 625041 / www.orielcoffi.cymru
Sarah Jane Brown Exhibition at this brand new fine art gallery in Pembrokeshire, featuring distinctive landscapes influenced by walking the local coast and working on the sea. (Until Sat 31 Aug)
Oriel Cric
Beaufort Street, Crickhowell. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-1pm. Free. 01873 813669.
Open Art Exhibition Annual show here, always popular. (Until Sun 7 July)
Oriel Davies
The Park, Newtown, Powys. Mon-Sat 10am-5.30pm. Free. 01686 625041 / [email protected]
Cecile Johnson Soliz ‘Twist’ Drawing and sculptural works from Cardiff-based artist, with some pieces incorporating both forms and using materials like paper and fabric, Soliz’s art reflects her interest in process and what constitutes a finished product in art. (Until Wed 11 Sept)
Oriel Joanna Field
Torch Theatre, St. Peter’s Road, Milford Haven. Free. 01646 695267 / www.torchtheatre.co.uk
Julie Christine Gannon Pembrokeshire painter living and working in Pembroke Dock, who draws her inspiration from local sea- and landscapes. See Art. (Throughout July)
Oriel Myrddin
Church Lane, Carmarthen. 01267 222775 / www.orielmyrddingallery.co.uk
Max Bainbridge and Abigail Booth ‘Walking The Line’ Duo known collaboratively as Forest + Found, who produce sculptural and wall-based works influenced by landscape and blurring the distinction between art and function. (Until Sat 6 July)
Criw Celf 2019 Work created throughout 2019 as a result of the Criw Celt scheme, which creates opportunities for people aged 9-14 to work with professional artists and designers in a series of masterclasses. (From Thurs 11 until Sat 20 July)
Land Acts Work by five artists – Stefhan Caddick, Rebecca Chesney, Morag Colquhoun, Ella Gibbs and Owen Griffiths – collectively exploring the power of land and contemporary, rural experience. (From Sat 27 July until Sat 12 Oct)
Oriel Y BONT
University Of South Wales, Ty Crawshay Building, Llantwit Rd, Treforest. Mon-Fri 9am-4.30pm. Free. 01443 480480 / gallery.southwales.ac.uk
The Sculpture Collection Significant sculptural works from the University Of South Wales Art Collection, including pieces by David Garner, Andrew Cooper, Lilian Rathmel, Dilys Jackson, David Nash and Islwyn Watkins. (Until Fri 6 Sept)
Oriel Yr Ardd
National Botanic Garden Of Wales, Middleton Hall, Llanarthne, Carmarthenshire. Daily 10am-6pm. £10.50/£8.75 concessions/£4.95 under-17s/free under-5s. 01558 667149 / botanicgarden.wales
Annette Townshend ‘For Safekeeping’ Wax botanical sculptures of wildflowers and original drawings on copper plates of preserved insect specimens from a museum collection. (From Sat 20 July until Sun 8 Sept)
QUEEN STREET GALLERY
Queen Street, Neath. Wed-Sat 10am-4pm. Free. 01639 631081/ www.queenstgallery.co.uk
Purple Art Group Hailing from the Neath area, this group formed several years ago with the aim of providing a venue for a group of artists to get together, paint for pleasure and exchange ideas. (Until Sat 6 July)
Dawn McIntyre ‘Life At A Standstill’ Still life paintings and prints. (From Sat 13 until Sat 27 July)
Summer Exhibition Mixed and evolving exhibition of gallery artists and newcomers including painting, mixed media artworks, printmaking, ceramics, jewellery and applied arts. (From Sat 20 July until Sat 31 Aug)
Redhouse
Old Town Hall, High Street, Merthyr Tydfil. Free. 01685 384111 / [email protected]
New Blood Work by Fine Art students from The College Merthyr Tydfil. Part of Celebration Of Welsh Contemporary Painting, a programme of various exhibitions and events across Wales this summer. (From Mon 8 July until Sat 10 Aug)
RUG ART GALLERY
Unit 16, Ground Floor, Capital Centre, Queen Street, Cardiff. Daily 12-6pm during exhibitions. Free. www.rug-gallery.net
Gordon Dalton & Chris Shaw ‘Quack’ Paintings from two Welsh artists experimenting with process – no brushers in Shaw’s case – and tackling feelings of loss and home. The blurb talks about ducks quite a lot but it is not clear if there are any actual paintings of ducks. (Until Sun 14 July)
THE SHO
Castle Emporium (upstairs), Womanby Street, Cardiff. Tue-Sat 10am-5.30pm. Free. www.thesho.co.uk
It’s Magic Group exhibition featuring mixed media art inspired by magic, ranging from original paintings and sketches to framed limited edition prints. (Until Thurs 4 July)
SWANSEA MUSEUM
Victoria Road, Swansea. Tue-Sun 10am-4.30pm. Free. 01792 653763 / www.swanseamuseum.co.uk
Cartographic Imaginaries: Interpreting The Literary Atlas Of Wales See Art for more on this multi-artist exhibition, commissioned artwork in response to 12 English language novels set in Wales. (From Sat 6 July until Sun 8 Sept)
Tenby Museum & Art Gallery
Castle Hill, Tenby. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, £4/£3/£2 kids. 01834 842809 / www.tenbymuseum.org.uk
Pamela Scott Wilkie A solo exhibition of paintings, prints and drawings by this widely exhibited artist, now in her early 80s. (From Fri 5 July until Sun 18 Aug)
Theatr Hafren
Llanidloes Road, Newtown, Powys. Mon-Sat 10am-5.30pm. Free. 01686 625007 / thehafren.co.uk
Julia Wilson Illustrator who works in a photographic style using pencil, pen and ink, watercolours, acrylics, clay, photography and a variety of craft materials. (Throughout July)
Tower Gallery
49 High Street, Crickhowell. Wed-Sat 10am-5pm. Free. 01873 812495 / www.towergallery.co.uk
Graeme Galvin & Kath Littler Respectively a thratre designer/printmaker and a wood engraver. Also showing work by all members of the Usk Valley Artists’ Co-operative. (Until Sat 20 July)
Tywi valley open studios
Various locations, Tywi Valley, Carmarthenshire. Free. www.tywivalleyopenstudios.wales
Tywi Valley Open Studios Arts Trail 2019 The premise of this annual event – 2019 is its seventh – is that artists working along the Tywi Valley, within 15 miles of Llandeilo, let people come and see them bustling away in their studios as well as taking part in workshops etc. There are 36 artists taking part so it’s impossible to list properly here, but the website above has more info and a brochure with full details, downloadable as a PDF. (From Sat 20 until Sun 28 July)
Victoria Fearn Gallery
6B Heol y Deri, Rhiwbina, Cardiff. Mon-Sat 9.30am-5.30pm, Sun 10am-3pm. Free. 029 2052 0884.
Fifteen This gallery opened on June 21 2004; this anniversary show launched 15 years later to the day and features 15 of Fearn’s favourite artists.. (Until Sat 13 July)
VOLCANO THEATRE
27-29 High Street, Swansea. Mon-Fri 10am-4pm. Free. 01792 464790 / www.volcanotheatre.co.uk
PRINTopia Original prints from Swansea print workshop; the followup to a similar, successful exhibition here last year. (From Thurs 4 until Fri 26 July)
WALES MILLENNIUM CENTRE
Bute Place, Cardiff Bay. Free. 029 2063 6464 / www.wmc.org.uk
Luke Jerram ‘Gaze At Gaia’ Installation piece, in 3D and 23ft across, based on detailed NASA images of the Earth’s surface. (From Sat 20 July until Sun 1 Sept)
THE WARREN
11 Mansel St, Carmarthen.Tue Wed + Sun 9am-4pm, Thurs-Sat 9am-10pm. Free. 01267 236079 /
warrenmanselst.co.uk
Heather Birnie ‘Elder Trees’ Presented by Carmarthen gallery Oriel Myrddin and funded by the Gwanwyn Festival, Birnie’s photographs document the gallery’s recent nature engagement project with older people. (Until Sat 6 July)
Workers GALLERY
99 Ynyshir Road, Ynyshir, nr Porth. 11am-4.30pm Thurs-Sat and by appointment. Free. 01443 682024 / www.workersgallery.co.uk
*Jim Mortram ‘Small Town Inertia’ Photographic work focusing on residents of Dereham in Norfolk who are struggling under austerity, and which can also be seen in a book of the same title. (Until Sat 27 July)
