Abergavenny Food Festival 2011
Location: The Art Shop
Children’s Costume Making Workshops
One-day Watercolour workshops
Stone Carving 3 day course
Dovetail by Jeremy Hughes
Artist in the Garden – Late Summer Show 2015
‘I have stretched ropes from belfry to belfry; garlands from window to window; golden chains from star to star – and I am dancing.’ Jean Nicolas Arthur Rimbaud Gathering together an eclectic collection of paintings, drawings, printmaking, sculpture, mosaics, textiles and ceramics. Highlights include… exquisite mosaics by Rah Rivers, that run parallel to her paintings… Read more »
Kim Atkinson & Noelle Griffiths – Sounds of the Land
Two friends, Kim Atkinson and Noëlle Griffiths have spent time together in the landscape looking, listening and drawing what they see and hear. They meet each season at two locations close to their homes: mountain woodland and upland in Snowdonia and the coastal headland of the Llyn peninsula. These intense times of looking and being… Read more »
Cornelia O’Donovan – Telling Stories
This exhibition is at The Art Shop and continues at the Chapel (2mins walk away), where all Cornelia’s textiles will be on view, cushions and wall hangings. ‘When I was a child, my sister and I would spend days making paper cardboard houses, sometimes villages – using toothpaste lids to make light bulbs, scraps of… Read more »
As Bright as a Spring Sun
The year has begun and this exhibition evokes the coming of spring. New Artists… Daniel Wright RCA – ceramics Daniel produces hand-thrown earthenware covered in white and coloured slips with hand drawn transfers screen-printed in black enamel. His is inspired by English slipware and 1950’s Ridgeware ceramics, and influenced by the Italian designer Piero Fornasetti…. Read more »
Robert Macdonald – Journey to the Sorcerer’s
Robert Macdonald, a painter and printmaker, has become known for his paintings of landscapes and farming life around his home in the Usk Valley near Brecon. Robert does not see himself first and foremost as a landscape painter, but much more persistent has been an urge to explore psychological aspects of painting and printmaking, to… Read more »