What’s on

The Glynn Vivian has received a generous bequest of twenty artworks from the late William G. Lewis (1926-2021) of Sketty, Swansea, donated to the Gallery in loving memory of his wife, Jan.

Purchased in partnership with the Friends of the Glynn Vivian.

Thinking Green is an exhibition curated by Owen Griffiths and community groups as part of the Land Dialogues project.

On Your Face collective have come together to occupy space, to respond and reflect upon the artworks that are part of the Glynn Vivian permanent collection, belonging to the people of Swansea.

We are delighted to be presenting the work of Shiraz Bayjoo (b. Port Louis, Mauritius, 1979) and Brook Andrew (b. Sydney, Australia, 1970). The exhibition will include video, painting, photography, archival material, and material from the gallery’s permanent collection.

A fun introduction to basic painting techniques for children aged 5-12

Join ceramicist Sally Stubbings and On Your Face Collective member and exhibiting artist, Toni De Jesus, for this interactive demonstration, as they bring to life the process of making Nantgarw Porcelain.

Throughout the summer join in and collaborate to help us make and paint our own fantastical, super-sized, magical forest-scape installation. 

How do we use sound to write? Most people are familiar with sound techniques in writing, such as rhyme and rhythm, but how else can we use sound? In this workshop, Joshua Jones will lead writers of all abilities through creative writing activities designed to prompt participants to ‘open up’ to the sounds around them.

Join artists Morgan Dowdall & Marek Liska from the On Your Face Collective, in an inclusive LGBTQ+ clay workshop. This session will feature a live demonstration and guided tutorial on how to create colourful slip collages that you will be able to take home with you.