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Welsh version of Bayeux Tapestry - the 'By Yer Tapestry' goes on display
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (546+ words) As the historic Bayeux Tapestry returns to Britain, a group of Cardiff crafters have unveiled a tapestry of their own celebrating the places, landmarks and memories that make the Welsh capital special. The ‘By Yer Tapestry’, created by members of…...
‘Last Dance on the Hills’: Final works of celebrated Welsh painter go on display
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (656+ words) The final works of one of Wales’ most celebrated contemporary painters are now on display in a poignant exhibition following his death aged 78. Kevin Sinnott’s Last Dance on the Hills – Dawns Olaf ar y Bryniau is now on show at…...
Restoration work planned at historic house where David Lloyd George died
1+ week, 4+ day ago (480+ words) Dale Spridgeon, Local Democracy Reporter A historic house where former prime minister David Lloyd George spent his final days is set to undergo structural work to preserve the library in which he died. Lloyd George bought the property in 1939 for…...
Leading Welsh artist unveils new exhibition inspired by childhood film role
1+ week, 5+ day ago (424+ words) A leading Welsh artist is to unveil a new exhibition of paintings inspired by a film she appeared in as a child more than 60 years ago. Shani Rhys James’ The Afternoon House, which takes its name from a 1963 Australian film…...
Swansea pop artist set to showcase tribute to Bonnie Tyler at exhibition
2+ week, 2+ day ago (388+ words) A Swansea pop artist is set to open his first solo exhibition next month, bringing together a colourful collection of large-scale portraits celebrating some of Wales’ best-known cultural icons. Ian Hendry, who works under the name PopDragonArt, will launch Through…...
Presteigne artists open their studios to visitors this month
3+ week, 18+ min ago (969+ words) A four-day celebration of artists and makers – offering visitors the unique experience of visiting working studios and spaces – returns to Presteigne this month, running alongside the renowned Presteigne Festival of Music. Presteigne Open Studios is a non-profit organisation run by a…...
Former department store given new life as £3.2m arts centre
3+ week, 4+ day ago (606+ words) Richard Youle, Local Democracy Reporter A former department store which stood empty for years has been given a new lease of life as an arts centre. The old JT Morgan building in Belle Vue Way, Swansea, has 63 artist studios, a…...
Planners turn down ‘contrived’ revamp of disused chapel
3+ week, 4+ day ago (397+ words) Plans to turn an empty former chapel into two homes have been rejected after planners said the proposed design failed to respect the character of the building. The proposals would have seen Emmanuel Baptist Church in Rhymney, which has reportedly…...
Residents criticise council's proposed 'imposing, institutional' headquarters
4+ week, 1+ day ago (367+ words) Kieran Molloy, Local Democracy Reporter New images have revealed how a council’s proposed £60m headquarters could look, but the building’s design has drawn criticism from residents. Cardiff Council’s current headquarters, also in Atlantic Wharf, has been previously described as a high-risk…...