What’s on

The exhibition revolves around the portrait painting of a young woman from the court of Queen Anne, from the Richard Glynn Vivian Bequest of 1911. Through the painting, and more specifically the use of the pigment colour indigo, the display will explore the history of the period in which the painting was made, the chemical nature of pigments and paint recipes, along with art conservation materials, chemistry, and techniques.

Glynn Vivian is pleased to announce the return of the annual celebration of art and craft by artists and makers who live and work in the city and county of Swansea.

Glynn Vivian Art Gallery is delighted to present this new body of work by Cardiff based artist, Zoe Preece.

Make your own personalised set of festive cards, to give to the people you love this winter.

Book your ticket for our popular Wreath Making workshops.

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

(Post)colonial Conversations between South Asia and Wales, took place online in May 2020 and was led by British Art Network bursary awardee Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea, and South Asian Art Historian Dr Zehra Jumabhoy, Associate Lecturer at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London. These seminars mark the beginning of the build-up to a major exhibition at Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, featuring contemporary Welsh and South Asian artists in 2022.