Galleries - January/February 2019

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2019 GALLERIES 13 present, including Kyffin Williams, Peter Prendergast, Shani Rhys James, Kevin Sinnott, William Selwyn, Susan Gathercole, Claudia Williams, Eleri Mills, Gareth Parry, Ann Lewis and many others. Prices range from £50 to £50,000. Mon–Sat 10–5 (clo Tue), Sun 11–4.30 t 01248 715128 tegfryn@artwales.com www.artwales.com e UCHELDRE CENTRE Millbank, Holyhead, Anglesey LL65 1TE Gareth Brindle Jones and Stephen Heaton. Until Jan 13. A collaborative exhibition between Gareth Brindle Jones who works in oils and acrylics, and Stephen Heaton a photographic artist. The Monday Art Group Show. Jan 19–Mar 10. The Monday Art Group has 18members, all living on Anglesey. This is their first exhibition. Set in beautiful grounds with a walled garden, café and shop, films, broadcasts, workshops and events. Mon–Sat 10–5, Sun 2–5, free admn t 01407 763361 boxoffice@ucheldre.org t @CanUcheldreCtr f UcheldreHolyhead www.ucheldre.org CONWY f FFIN Y PARC GALLERY Ffin Y Parc Country House & Gallery, Betws Road, Llanrwst, Conwy LL26 0PT Winter Mixed Exhibition. Jan 23–30. Stephen John Owen. Feb 3–27. Sixty paintings to celebrate his 60th birthday. Willie Carter: Animal Sculptures. Feb 3–27. Gallery closed until Jan 22. Wed–Sat 10–5, Sun 11–5 t 01492 642070 ralph@welshart.net www.welshart.net g MOSTYN, WALES UK 12 Vaughan Street, Llandudno, Conwy LL30 1AB Josephine Meckseper. Until Mar 3. Existing work and new commissions in sculpture, installation and film by Josephine Meckseper. Louisa Gagliardi: Under the Weather. Until Mar 3. The first solo exhibition in a UK institution by Louisa Gagliardi. Tue–Sun 10.30–4 t 01492 879201 post@mostyn.org I mostynexhibitions t @mostyn–wales– f mostyngallery www.mostyn.org PEMBROKESHIRE h HARBOUR LIGHTS GALLERY Porthgain, nr St Davids, Pembs SA62 5BL The gallery exhibits a wide selection of original paintings, limited edition prints and sculpture from Wales’ leading artists. Mon–Sat t 01348 831549 info@art2by.com I harbourlightsgallery www.art2by.com MONMOUTHSHIRE i THE ART SHOP & CHAPEL 8 Cross Street, Abergavenny, Mons NP7 5EH Out of this World: Glimpses of Magic. Until Feb 2. Illustrators, weavers, writers, a film-maker, potters, sculptors, jewellers, chefs, painters, poets and printmakers. Andrea McLean: The Dream Map & the Reflective Landscape. Feb 23–Mar 30. Circular maps of imagined and dream landscapes are shown among monotypes of literary places. Arts Council of Wales Collectorplan available. Tue–Sat 9.15–5, free admn t 01873 852690 admin@artshopandchapel.co.uk I theartshopandchapel t @TheArtShopWales f Theartshopandchapel www.artshopandchapel.co.uk POWYS j MOMA MACHYNLLETH Y Tabernacl, Heol Penrallt, Machynlleth, Powys SY20 8AJ Then & Now: 80 Years of CASW. Until Jan 26. Malcolm Ryan: Night paintings. Until Jan 26. Little Big Art: Playtime. Until Jan 26. Barry Davies: Anatomical studies in bronze. Jan 19–Mar 2. Roy Marsden: Heatherdene Group. Jan 19–Mar 2. Philip Huckin: Strata. Feb 2–Apr 6. Culture Colony: Interventions 2019. Feb 2–Apr 27. Mon-Sat 10-4 t 01654 703355 info@moma.machynlleth.org.uk www.moma.machynlleth.org.uk The Watts Gallery Artists' Village just off the A3 south of Guildford in Surrey should have a place in the itinerary of anyone looking to enlarge their artistic experience as it has the nomen of a ‘national gallery’ in a village setting. Substantially restored since 2008, bringing further buildings into the public domain as one of the few purpose built artist exposition spaces in the country, a visit at any time would be rewarding. Currently on show is an exploration of the celebrated Victorian poet, Christina Rossetti's connection with the visual arts, not only (famously) artists’ images of her as a subject but also those images inspired by her words. In addition rarely seen examples of her own drawings are on view illustrating how she was so closely connected proactively with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood as both model and poet. A trip to Compton beckons. P H THUMB nail Dante Gabriel Rossetti ‘Portrait of Christina Rossetti’