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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Display interrogating the tradition of epic poetry through 20th century artists David Jones, Antonin Artaud, Sarah Kane and Pierre Guyotat, alongside contemporary artists Martin Bladh, Paul-Alexandre Islas, James Richards and Karolina Urbaniak. Previewed here: https://www.buzzmag.co.uk/anathemata-exhibition-oriel-mostyn-llandudno/
Painter with a selection of work depicting the Hirael area of Bangor, where he grew up.
Very impressive looking show cureated by Deborah Smith and featuring work by 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, Zo‘ Paul, Tal R, Renee So, Francis Upritchard and Ai Weiwei. These artists "demonstrate the dynamic …
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.
See and buy craft designed and made by Makers Guild In Wales members, plus guest artists.
Jewellery, sculpture, glass, ceramics, printmaking and paintings from artists including Tim Rossiter, Martin Truefitt-Baker, Kay Leverton, Tim Rossiter, Martin Truefitt-Baker, Kay Leverton David Haswell and Rhian Symes.
Featuring over 200 works by leading Welsh artists including including Ceri Richards, Peter Prendergast, Sir Kyffin Williams, David Jones, Gwilym Prichard, Shani Rhys James, Harry Holland, Kevin Sinnott, Mary Lloyd Jones, Sally Moore and Meirion Ginsberg. All on sale too, prices ranging from £50-£90,000.
Art In The Bar exhibition from British visual artist who here creates a landscape detailing insects going about their industrious business.
Photographic response, by Emma Drabble and Nanette Hepburn, to a series of interviews with people who have lived and worked on the Gwent Levels in this area.
Two acclaimed artists with contrasting styles, who taught together at Newport College of Art.
Sherman Theatre presents A Christmas Carol. Show times vary - please check the Sherman Theatre website for more details.
The exhibition space here will be opened for people to enjoy a range of creative activities, plus there'll be a pop-up market with art for sale.
Work by six printmakers and an enameller from mid-England and Wales: Emma Aldridge, Alison Craig, Jacqui Dodds, Carolyn Hudson, Jill Leventon, Christine Matthews and Estella Scholes. It's inspired by walks in the Marches and Borders areas.
Family event made with ages 4-10 in mind, on every Tuesday to Sunday in December apart from Christmas Day I assume. The trail is mapped on an A4 sheet which you use to find things around the museum. An equivalent trail also takes place at each of the other Welsh national museums this month: National …
Exhibition of original prints by an artist whose day job is directing theatre.
Biennial show, this year celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Regional Print Centre. As part of the exhibition 20 members or workshop printmakers will be invited to exhibit a print.
Based on Caradog Pritchard’s iconic Welsh novel Un Nos Ola Leuad, now 60 years old, this installation will feature animated films by Lawrence, together with an original score by Tomasz Edwards.
Described as "an ongoing conversation" between contemporary artist Anna Falcini and late Welsh artist, Gwen John (1876 -1939), through the archive of John’s draft letters and diaries at the National Library Of Wales, Aberystwyth, discovered during Falcini’s residency here.
Panto, directed by Owen Money and starring Julian Lewis Jones and Carwyn Jones, presumably not the ex-First Minister. On at 7pm on Fri 10 and Fri 17 Dec; 2pm on Sat 11, Sun 12, Sat 18, Sun 19 and Mon 27-Thurs 30 Dec; 2pm and 5.30pm on Mon 20-Thurs 23 Dec; 11am and 3pm on …
Open art show, with submissions closing on Tue 7 Dec and the invitation being to submit a piece on the subject of crows. Full info on the link below.
Cardiff alt-circus faves with their latest show, held in a big top and promising to be full of festive fare. On at 7.30pm only on Wed 15-Fri 17 Dec (the first two of those are preview shows), Tue 21, Wed 22, Mon 27, Tue 28 and Thurs 30 Dec, Tue 4-Fri 7 Jan and Tue …
Magical theatre production based on the Catherine Fisher novel. On at 2-3pm plus 5-6pm on Fri 17, Sat 18 and Tue 21-Thurs 23 Dec; 2-3pm on Sun 19 Dec; 3-4pm on Tue 28 and Wed 29 Dec.
Panto, presented by Magic Light. On at 2pm and 7pm on Sat 18 and Thurs 23 Dec; 7pm only on Mon 20-Wed 22 Dec; 1pm and 5pm on Fri 24 Dec, Sun 26 Dec and Tue 28 Dec-Sat 1 Jan. No performances on all other days.
Panto, more details TBC. On at 7pm only on Fri 10 Dec; 2pm and 7pm on Sat 11, Tue 14, Wed 15, Thurs 16 and Sat 18 Dec; 1pm and 5pm on Sun 12, Sun 19, Tue 21-Fri 24, Sun 26-Fri 31 Dec and Sun 2 Jan. No performances on Mon 13, Mon 20 or …
Panto, presented by the Torch Theatre Company. On at 6pm only on Thurs 16, Fri 17, Mon 20 and Tue 21; 2pm and 6pm on Sat 18, Wed 22, Thurs 23 and Mon 27-Thurs 30; 12pm and 4pm on Fri 24 and Fri 31. No performances on Sun 19, Sat 25 or Sun 26.
One of three kids' shows being performed in both Welsh and English here during the Christmas period. This one translates as The Ice Witch. On at 10.30am on Wed 22 Dec, 4.30pm on Thurs 23 and 3pm on Mon 27 Dec.