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After the Romans and Porthcawl En Plein Air Exhibitions


We have two wonderful exhibitions on display this month. After the Romans features artwork inspired by the Roman influence on art through the ages and the Porthcawl exhibition consists of art created by artists who took part in our en plein air event in the summer.


Both exhibitions run until Saturday October 31st.



Raymonde J. Harries - Light Image Presentation & Workshop


Join us on Saturday 17th October at 2pm for a FREE light image presentation and workshop with Raymonde J. Harries


Creative Artist specialising in Light Image Creations, which are not only unique but quite unclassifiable.


"Whilst having no previous experience. This suddenly and spontaneously started approximately 6 years ago under very strange circumstances.


Since then I have exhibited my work in several art galleries, given numerous presentations, and have had a book Co-authored and published, with a second well in the pipeline.


Attendees at these events report quite astonishing results by merely gazing upon these light images.


I could now write a book on these reports alone.


Come and join me for free and let us experience the magic and wonder together."



Neath Arts Festival


Neath Arts Festival is back this year and will be taking place next week, October 15th to 18th.

There's a great line up of art, literature, music and drama events and you can find the full programme on the festival website HERE



November Exhibitions


Noir

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An exhibition featuring work submitted by artists based upon the theme 'Noir'

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Saturday 7th November - Saturday 28th November

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Opening Saturday 7th November, 2pm



STEEL by PETER CRONIN

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​An exhibition of watercolours by Peter Cronin, inspired by his time working at Port Talbot Steelworks.

This exhibition is a part of the Celebration of Contemporary Welsh Painting


Saturday 7th November - Saturday 28th November

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Opening Saturday 7th November, 2pm




 
 
 

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