The Man on the Train
featuring American Locomotive (1944) by Edward Hoppper a short story by Curator Sara McKee FRSA The train hums beneath me, a steady rhythm that has become as familiar as my own heartbeat. Every morning, I take the same seat by the window, watching the city blur past in muted greys and browns. And every morning, […]
A True Love Story from Wales
Gallerista, Lana Davidson Flood tells the true love story embedded in Welsh folklore down through the ages. A love story embedded in Welsh folklore – Santes Dwynwen The story of Santes Dwynwen is rooted much deeper, than St Valentine’s Day. It is embedded in Welsh folklore. Diwrnod Santes Dwynwen is one of the most romantic […]
First exhibition devoted to portraiture ‘The Figurative Show’
Introducing our first exhibition devoted to portraiture. Explore the many ways our artists express the figure and his environment in this collaborative show that launches on St David’s Day in Caernarfon. From 1st March, come and enjoy the many stories the faces in our show could tell. Here’s a poem we believe captures this essence […]
Where Ink Meets Imagination
Where Ink Meets Imagination: Victor Hugo and the Synergy of Art and Writing Visiting the Royal Academy’s exhibition of Victor Hugo’s drawings and watercolours felt like stepping into the subconscious of a writer who saw no boundary between the visual and the verbal. Best known for his towering literary achievements, Hugo was also a visionary […]
A new perspective on figurative art by Pete Mattinson
Solo Exhibition launches in the Life: Full Colour gallery in Caernarfon on Saturday 28th June. A new perspective on figurative art In his latest solo show, Pete Mattinson (Pwllheli-based artist) pushes the boundaries of figurative art with his incredible paintings of figures conjured from neckties. Full of colour, texture and light – they tell action-packed […]
The Man on the Train
featuring American Locomotive (1944) by Edward Hoppper a short story by Curator Sara McKee FRSA The train hums beneath me, a steady rhythm that has become as familiar as my own heartbeat. Every morning, I take the same seat by the window, watching the city blur past in muted greys and browns. And every morning, […]
A True Love Story from Wales
Gallerista, Lana Davidson Flood tells the true love story embedded in Welsh folklore down through the ages. A love story embedded in Welsh folklore – Santes Dwynwen The story of Santes Dwynwen is rooted much deeper, than St Valentine’s Day. It is embedded in Welsh folklore. Diwrnod Santes Dwynwen is one of the most romantic […]
First exhibition devoted to portraiture ‘The Figurative Show’
Introducing our first exhibition devoted to portraiture. Explore the many ways our artists express the figure and his environment in this collaborative show that launches on St David’s Day in Caernarfon. From 1st March, come and enjoy the many stories the faces in our show could tell. Here’s a poem we believe captures this essence […]
A new perspective on figurative art by Pete Mattinson
Solo Exhibition launches in the Life: Full Colour gallery in Caernarfon on Saturday 28th June. A new perspective on figurative art In his latest solo show, Pete Mattinson (Pwllheli-based artist) pushes the boundaries of figurative art with his incredible paintings of figures conjured from neckties. Full of colour, texture and light – they tell action-packed […]
Where Ink Meets Imagination
Where Ink Meets Imagination: Victor Hugo and the Synergy of Art and Writing Visiting the Royal Academy’s exhibition of Victor Hugo’s drawings and watercolours felt like stepping into the subconscious of a writer who saw no boundary between the visual and the verbal. Best known for his towering literary achievements, Hugo was also a visionary […]