Process: Explorations of the Work of Tim Davies

Tim Davies et al

Tim Davies is one of the most exciting artists working in Britain today. Internationally exhibited and acclaimed he specialises in art which explores identity through artefacts - he has approached Wales through wool, fire, oil-drenched...

Re:Imaging Wales

Hugh Adams

Re:Imaging Wales promises to be the leading journal for new criticism and an invaluable source of information on the Welsh art scene ...

Related Twilights: Notes from an Artist’s Diary

Josef Herman

The distinguished painter Josef Herman left his native Warsaw shortly before the war. He lived and worked in many places since, and his friends numbered many well-known artists. In Related Twilights the same qualities of...

Return / Yn Ôl

Rhodri Jones

Born in Gwynedd, his father Welsh, his mother from Luxembourg,
Rhodri Jones grew up speaking Welsh, English and German. For the past two decades he has travelled widely in Central America, Europe, Africa and the Far East, building up an astounding photographic portfolio with images ranging from the mountains of Albania to the cities and deserts of China. Now based in Italy, he has turned his attention – and his lens – to his country of origin ...

Trace

André Stitt

André Stitt is one of the foremost practitioners of performance art in the UK. His gallery in Cardiff, Trace, hosts a regular programme focussing on contemporary fine art performance, video, installation and interactive, interdisciplinary activity...

Twmps

David Nash

This beautifully produced book is sculptor David Nash’s response to the three hundred year old yews in the gardens of Powis Castle. After decades – in some cases centuries --– without trimming some twenty yews...

Winterreise

Pip Woolf & Robert Lloyd

Words, paintings, music, ’Winterreise’ records the responses of an artist, an opera singer and a pianist to Franz Schubert’s ’Die Winterreise’, the song cycle based on the poems of Wilhelm Muller which he wrote just before his death almost two hundred years ago ...