What’s on

It has been programmed to coincide with the Gower Festival of Music and the Arts 2024, which takes place in July. Celebrating Gower as an inspiration for artists adds a special local interest to this year’s festival.

Join this introductory course, where each week you will learn the skills and techniques needed to create beautiful multi-layered reduction linocut prints.

For those with printmaking experience, or those who have attended our previous printmaking courses, this open access session provides opportunities to discuss your self-initiated projects, gain peer feedback and use our equipment in a relaxed and friendly environment.

The Wednesday Adults Workshop group aims to improve older people’s access to the arts.

Over the course of one year, On Your Face, in partnership with Glynn Vivian, will be running monthly online workshops and talks led by queer creatives.

For those with printmaking experience, or those who have attended our previous printmaking courses, this open access session provides opportunities to discuss your self-initiated projects, gain peer feedback and use our equipment in a relaxed and friendly environment.

For those with printmaking experience, or those who have attended our previous printmaking courses, this open access session provides opportunities to discuss your self-initiated projects, gain peer feedback and use our equipment in a relaxed and friendly environment.

For those with printmaking experience, or those who have attended our previous printmaking courses, this open access session provides opportunities to discuss your self-initiated projects, gain peer feedback and use our equipment in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Glynn Vivian Art Gallery is delighted to present Tigers & Dragons: India and Wales in Britain, an extraordinary exhibition that delves into the deep-rooted connections between the Indian Subcontinent and Wales.