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A Weekend of Art, Antiques and New Connections on Anglesey
Life: Full Colour reflects on a successful appearance at the Anglesey Antiques Fair. Against the beautiful backdrop of the Anglesey

The Life of a Welsh Cheese Press
and the stories it could tell… Imagine it standing in the corner of a Welsh farmhouse kitchen sometime in the

The Next Custodian: A Renaissance Procession Across the Centuries
Some prints are collected for the image alone; others carry within them the history of printmaking itself. This woodcut by

Ways of Looking – thoughts from a curator
In an earlier piece, we wrote about the work of Amanda Webster and her fascination with light — those fleeting

The Next Custodian
The Next Custodian Some discoveries are made not in galleries, but in sale rooms. HECTOR CAFFIERI (British, 1847-1932) watercolour en

The Boy Who Sneaked into the Pictures
An inheritance of imagination I have an old book, its corners worn, its spine a little tired and its pages

Caernarfon: The Castle, the Boats and a Working Waterfront by Stuart Lloyd, 1911
The Castle, the Boats and a Working Waterfront Since I first moved to Caernarfon and opened my art gallery in

W. R. Boyd: Rediscovering a Forgotten Chester
Sometimes a group of pictures asks more questions than it answers. I recently acquired five framed black-and-white views of Chester.

Placing the Artist: Jan Gardner RCA
Jan Gardner RCA – Painting the Emotional Landscape When we look at a painting by Jan Gardner, we are not

Keeping Turner’s Venetian Vision Alive
Few cities have inspired artists quite like Venice. Its shimmering lagoons, ethereal light and ever-changing reflections captivated generations of painters,

The New Exotic
Still Life of a Pineapple Plant, Grapes and Peaches on a Table. British School, National Trust Did you know that

Andromeda’s adventure in the forest…
Andromeda’s adventure in the forest…well a small coppice, in fairness…or a tail in the grass. Andromeda, so named after the

The Wallpaper …
It’s in my DNA to be drawn to colours and patterns. My grandfather was a pioneer of designing and printing

When a Forgotten Biscuit Tin Revealed Sporting Treasures
One of the great joys of dealing in antiques, books and collectibles is that you never quite know what might

Meet the Artist: The Creative Voices of Life: Full Colour
At Life: Full Colour, we are proud to represent artists whose work combines technical accomplishment, creative curiosity and a distinctive

Furnishing a Georgian House, Sharing Its Treasures
There is a particular pleasure in furnishing a historic building with objects that belong naturally to its architecture and spirit.

Turn Up the Colour … Turn Up the Sound
Music and art share a pulse. An unseen rhythm that moves through brushstrokes, melodies, and the spaces in between. At

A Dialogue Across Centuries: Georgian Antiques Meet Contemporary Art
At Life: Full Colour, nestled within Y Segontiwm, our gallery has always celebrated the dialogue between past and present. Alongside

Life: Full Colour introduces first “Art Jam” with Amanda Webster & friends
As part of the new arts season at Life: Full Colour, we’re delighted to introduce our first “Art Jam” with

An integral element of Art
Framing has long held historical significance as an integral element of an artwork itself, rather than simply an addition made

The Smile of Spring Light
There is a moment each spring when the light changes. After months of grey skies and muted colour, the sun

The Room Where the Novel Begins
Before there is a novel, there is a room. Not necessarily a grand one, nor lined with books from floor

Celebrating Welsh creativity through LIVE art
Life: Full Colour & The Imperial Hotel, Llandudno Celebrating Welsh creativity through LIVE art and immersive guest experiences Life: Full

Thinking in Colour: Crafting Strategy Through Art
Inside Y Segontiwm Being surrounded by original fine art shapes the way I think, work, and imagine the future. When

Art, Time and Craft: Reviving Georgian Elegance
Reviving Georgian Elegance at Y Segontiwm There’s a rare harmony between fine art and antique furniture. Each tells a story

Y Segontiwm – where creativity finds its pulse
Y Segontiwm – where creativity finds its pulse. Step into a place where art, music and conversation flow as freely

Beneath the Surface: Abstract Expressionism
Beneath the Surface: David Weaver, Abstract Expressionism and the influence of Lindal Bold colour. Sweeping gesture. Layers of emotion and

A Life in Full Colour
A Life in Full Colour From entrepreneurship to creativity, the journey continues — under one bright roof. There comes a

Y Segontiwm…Where creativity finds its pulse
Y Segontiwm…Where creativity finds its pulse Step into a place where art, music, and conversation flow as freely as the

Between the Elements – Oil on Water
Between the Elements – Oil on Water – A new exhibition Artists often gravitate toward a particular medium that best