What’s on

In partnership with Creativity Fellowships, Swansea University’s Cultural Institute

Fools Gold by Kathryn Ashill is her first exhibition in a public art gallery, and is the result of the Sir Leslie Joseph Young Artist Award, administered by the Friends of Glynn Vivian.

The annual award is given to a Welsh artist, whose work is purchased for the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery’s Permanent Collection.

Using different materials and techniques, we provide opportunities for participants to develop their skills and confidence and to meet new people. The classes are aimed at anyone not in mainstream education, home-schooled children and those looking for a new challenge.

Artist Kate Evans will be here to deliver two new live sessions for parents and carers of pre – school children; one in English, followed by one in Welsh.

The Wednesday Adults Workshops aim to improve older people’s access to the arts.

Open afternoon sessions for families

Using different materials and techniques, we provide opportunities for participants to develop their skills and confidence and to meet new people. The classes are aimed at anyone not in mainstream education, home-schooled children and those looking for a new challenge.

Contemporary Conversations is a participant-led group supported by the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery.

The Wednesday Adults Workshops aim to improve older people’s access to the arts.