Art that Speaks: How Contemporary Painting and Sculpture Challenge Us to Think and Feel Contemporary abstract painting and figurative sculpture are not just about what we see; they challenge us to think deeply about what the artist is trying to convey. Abstract painting moves away from realistic images and uses colours, shapes, and forms to […]
Our Art Emporium – Celf Palas Our art emporium is a vibrant showcase of diverse artistic talent, where creativity flourishes in an array of styles, mediums, and cultural expressions. The works on display celebrate both emerging and established artists, reflecting the rich tapestry of global artistry. From striking modern pieces that push boundaries to classic, […]
Unique joy of abstract Curating an exhibition of contemporary abstract art brings a unique joy. It offers a dynamic exploration of form, colour, and emotion beyond representational boundaries. My process starts with selecting pieces that defy expectations, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. Abstract art and sculpture, with their bold shapes, non-representational forms, and experimental […]
Exploring the richness of autumn In the 20th century, autumn emerged as a potent theme for artists across various movements. They used the season’s distinct palette and symbolism to explore deeper emotional and existential themes. Painters like Georgia O’Keeffe, one of the most significant artists of the 20th century, embraced autumn’s rich, earthy tones. She would […]
In support of Parkinson’s UK Tree of Life by Wilma Senior We’re supporting Parkinson’s UK to celebrate artists harnessing the power of creativity to manage their chronic condition. Through 2024 we’ll be fundraising from our Caernarfon art gallery. This starts with a launch event on Saturday 6th April featuring original artwork, LIVE poetry recital and […]
The bright light of summer – new collection from Life: Full Colour The bright light of summer has been a profound influence on art, shaping the way artists depict the world around them. Throughout the ages, this seasonal brilliance has inspired diverse styles and techniques, from the ancient frescoes of Pompeii to modern impressionist masterpieces. […]
An interview with Alison Ashwood Art takes various forms and functions, meaning innumerable things to people. That’s the beauty of it. Every piece of art can be viewed through a different lens, evoking a variety of ideas and emotions. For Alison Ashwood, art gives her a connection to nature that is both physical and creative. […]
Every artist dips his brush in his own soul and paints his own nature into his pictures. Henry Ward Beecher Curating the Conwy Art Weekend, our first exhibition and workshop series, has taught me a great deal about communication, building relationships, not making assumptions and really listening. We staged our first show at St Mary’s […]
Unique joy of abstract Curating an exhibition of contemporary abstract art brings a unique joy. It offers a dynamic exploration of form, colour, and emotion beyond representational boundaries. My process starts with selecting pieces that defy expectations, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. Abstract art and sculpture, with their bold shapes, non-representational forms, and experimental […]
