Previous Exhibitions

Leoma uses saw piercing, shape forming and stone setting creating beautiful wing inspired jewellery. Leoma incorporates motifs with solid shapes and stone setting for an abstract and contemporary aspect. The black and white effect is contrasted with bright and unusually cut stones that complement each other perfectly.

Leoma’s wearable jewellery and objects are influenced by each other and these pieces represent sentimentality which is enhanced by the intimacy created between object and body.

Jantien loves to paint life as she see it around her, the beautiful Welsh countryside, the hill farms and their inhabitants, as a farmers daughter, these are the things that are dear to her.

She paints mostly in acrylics but also loves to use collage and texture to add depth and layers to a painting. She cuts out relevant newspaper articles, sales reports from the cattle markets, images or text that she can weave into her paintings so that the viewer keeps finding new information, a name, a price, maybe a photograph that you might not notice at first. Not only does it add beautiful layers to a painting but it also adds an interesting marker in terms of dates and places that are included.

Curator Aidan Moesby begins a conversation exploring the notion of weather as a metaphor for the human condition. Aidan has brought together an International selection of artists whose work resonates with his vision. Featuring Catrin Andersson; Joanne Mitchell; Zoe Preece and Tim Shaw

This exhibition is a Tu Fewn project and presented as part of LGAC’s “Maker to Curator” series.

Caroline Dear creates work which causes us to look at the plants around us in new ways. Her practice is formed from an understanding of the balance and flow within nature, exploring our changing relationship with the natural world

flora is a project comprising a touring exhibition, four commissions and two artists residencies spanning across Wales during 2016 in which the powerful effect flowers in art explored see www.flora.orieldavies.org for further details. flora is a National Touring Exhibition curated by Oriel Davies and supported by Arts Council of Wales.

Katherine Bree is an established London based jewellery designer-maker. Originally a textile designer, she is inspired by colour and her collections have a strong narrative. She strings natural semi-precious stones and hand forges silver details to create limited edition pieces characterised by strong shape, sophisticated colour and attention to detail. Previous stockists include Liberty, Selfridges, Victoria & Albert Museum, Tate Britain.