Beyond the stage: Wales Millennium Centre’s immersive revolution
Virtual reality, expanded cinema and multisensory installations: the WMC is staking its claim as one of the UK’s leading homes for immersive storytelling.
Art, culture and the best of what’s on in Wales
From galleries, exhibitions, artists and openings, to architecture, photography and more, here's the latest from the world of art.

Virtual reality, expanded cinema and multisensory installations: the WMC is staking its claim as one of the UK’s leading homes for immersive storytelling.

Ben Woolhead spoke to Myfanwy Tristram about Noisy Valley, her illustrated account of time spent talking to people in the Rhondda about protesting.

Photo-fanciers’ weekend the Eye Festival moves to Newport for 2026, and Ben Woolhead finds the event just as inspiring as before.

Wales Millennium Centre director Graeme Farrow on the inaugural Annwn Prize, immersive storytelling, and the state of the arts in Wales.

The 14th British Wildlife Photography Awards book celebrates the expertise required to capture an encounter with a member of the animal kingdom.

The latest virtual reality event to be in situ at the Wales Millennium Centre is a trip back to 2006 – as experienced by a north Walian teenager.

With major Gwen John retrospective Strange Beauties in the National Museum until June, curator Lucy Wood spoke about it with CJ Wagstaff.

Welsh visual artist Clive Hicks-Jenkins has presented Buzz with a newly revised edition of his first version of the Hansel & Gretel story.

With his exhibition Gwrach | Witch: A Fairy Tale Retold currently showing in Carmarthen’s Oriel Myrddin, Clive Hicks-Jenkins chats to Antonia LeVay.

Julia Deli pops to Pembroke Dock's Cwtch Coffee Shop, hearing about the proprietors' quest to buy the property and taking in a gig.

Canadian arena-filler Bryan Adams chatted to Buzz about his tour, upcoming Christmas TV show and how taking one day at a time is his mantra.

Horses – Paris 1976 is a rather grand photobook collection of previously unpublished Patti Smith shots by French photographer Claude Gassian.

Ben Woolhead decamped to Aberystwyth for a weekend in October to attend the 2025 edition of the Eye International Photography Festival.

Bristol's Beezer has been a photographer for over 40 years, and the early shots collected in these two 400-page books may be his most iconic.

After In Pursuit Of Repetitive Beats, my brain had to readjust to the real world: always a sign that you’re drawn into something magical.

Launched in 1938, Picture Post – currently the subject of a splendid exhibition at Cardiff’s National Museum – was a remarkable magazine.

East City Films’ VR rave experience In Pursuit Of Repetitive Beats transports you back in time to the heart of the emergent clubbing scene in late-80s Britain.

Corbijn, Anton is a massive overview of Dutch photographer and filmmaker Anton Corbijn’s photographic work, from the 1970s until today.

Curator of London’s Museum Of Curiosities and collector of folk stories, Viktor Wynd speaks to Buzz about his new book of Dark Fairy Tales.

The portraits in Marc Davenant’s series Outsiders are a powerful plea to pay attention to the plight of those who find themselves homeless.

Kaptin Barrett discusses his curatorial role in Hip Hop: A Welsh Story, a long-term exhibition that's just opened at Cardiff's National Museum.

Emily Gillbard talks to garden designer and creator Emma Yousef about the inspirations and goals behind the Calon Lân Five Senses Garden in Swansea.

Featuring a character list that reads much like an art gallery collection, sisters Anne Berest and Claire Berest have crafted an insightful look back in time for art buffs and fans of historical fiction.

Julia Bottoms visited Ffotogallery to check out its current exhibition, Audrey Albert’s Belongers, and hear from Albert and her collaborators.
