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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
With his most recent project, Portuguese-born visual artist Edgar Martins set himself a challenge: to capture absence – or, to put it in slightly less abstract terms, to photograph the …
Windrush Cymru, featuring vital stories of nearly 50 Windrushers and their descendants in Wales, is currently at Swansea's Waterfront.
Transgressing the English and Welsh divide, new art exhibit in Mold's Theatr Clwyd, Pushing The Boundaries, features work from six printmakers.
Penarth's Turner House Gallery welcomes back art historian Morgan Haigh for a lecture that will pique art lovers’ interest.
Artists like Steve Attwood-Wright – headliner of Blanket Coverage in Newtown's Oriel Davies gallery – are reviving Welsh weaving in the 21st century.
Bringing together over 200 of his works for the first time. Exhibition on Screen: Raphael Revealed at the Taliesin brings taste of Rome to Wales.
Following exhibitions at the MOMA and his home town of Machynlleth, Danny May: Obscene Beasts an transfers to Aberystwyth this month
Two expansive art collections have just opened at National Museum Wales in Cardiff: The Rules of Art? and David Hurn: Swaps.
Llandudno's Oriel Mostyn exhibition Anathemata collects the work of some of the literary world's most creative minds.
Part of its Fellowship programme, Cardiff's G39 showcases the work of 20 emergeing artists in No Time To Plan An Ending.
The Ultimate Kiss is the first full-scale UKexhibition for remarkable Dutch artist Jacqueline de Jong, representing each segment of her six-decade career.
With its sister event in Aberystwyth having fallen victim to the pandemic last year, it’s a relief to see the return of the Northern Eye Photography Festival to Colwyn Bay – and with a stellar lineup of speakers.
