Galleries - November 2018

NOVEMBER 2018GALLERIES 15 Ann Lewis and many others. Prices £50–£50,000. Mon–Sat 10–5 (clo Tue), Sun 11–4.30 t 01248 715128 tegfryn@artwales.com www.artwales.com e UCHELDRE CENTRE Millbank, Holyhead, Anglesey LL65 1TE SeaThought. Until Nov 11. An exhibition on the theme of the sea by Anglesey Arts Forum members running alongside the Anglesey Film Festival, SeeMôr IV. GarethBrindle Jones and Stephen Heaton. From Nov 17. A collaborative exhibition. Mon–Sat 10–5, Sun 2–5, free admn t 01407 763361 boxoffice@ucheldre.org t @CanUcheldreCtr f UcheldreHolyhead www.ucheldre.org CONWY f FFIN Y PARC GALLERY Ffin Y Parc Country House & Gallery, Betws Road, Llanrwst, Conwy LL26 0PT Anne Aspinall: Harbour and Land, North Wales. Until Nov 7. BethFletcher: Abstracted Landscapes. Until Nov 7. Pete Monaghan: Rusty Structures & Farm Buildings. Until Nov 7. Dewi Tudur: Landscapes from Italy – plus book launch. Nov 11–Dec 5. Katie Allen. Nov 11–Dec 5. Natural world based landscapes with Indian/Japanese influences. Large coffee shop and wine bar on site. Wed–Sat 10–5, Sun 11–5 t 01492642070 ralph@welshart.net www.welshart.net PEMBROKESHIRE g HARBOUR LIGHTS GALLERY Porthgain, nr St Davids, Pembs SA62 5BL Rachel Fenner: Featured artist exhibition. Nov 1–30. The gallery exhibits a wide selection of original paintings, limited edition prints and sculpture from Wales’ leading artists. Mon–Sat t 01348 831549 info@art2by.com I harbourlightsgallery www.art2by.com MONMOUTHSHIRE h THE ART SHOP & CHAPEL 8 Cross Street, Abergavenny, Mons NP7 5EH Out of this World: Glimpses of Magic. Nov 10–Jan 19. Illustrators, weavers, writers, a film-maker, potters, sculptors, jewellers, chefs, painters, poets and printmakers. Arts Council of Wales Collectorplan available. Tue–Sat 9.15–5, free admn t 01873 852690 admin@artshopandchapel.co.uk I theartshopandchapel t @TheArtShopWales f Theartshopandchapel www.artshopandchapel.co.uk i CREATES GALLERY 15 Church Street, Monmouth, Mons NP25 3BX Christmas Show. Nov 15–Jan 13. Showing a variety of landscapes, abstracts and still life in various styles, as well as sculpture, glass, ceramics and jewellery by master jeweller Paul Hatton. Tue–Fri 10–3, Sat 10–4, Sun 11–3 t 07535 160712 info@createsgallery.com I @CreatesGallery f CreatesGallery www.createsgallery.com POWYS j MOMA MACHYNLLETH Y Tabernacl, Heol Penrallt, Machynlleth, Powys SY20 8AJ RuthJên. Nov 17–Jan 12. Helen Elliott. Nov 24–Jan 12. Then & Now: 80 Years of CASW. Dec 9–Jan 26. Malcolm Ryan: Night paintings. Dec 1–Jan 26. Little Big Art: Playtime. Dec 8–Jan 26. Mon-Sat 10-4 t 01654 703355 info@moma.machynlleth.org.uk www.moma.machynlleth.org.uk I first encountered Sue Campion's work at Nottingham Trent University in 1990 when I was scouting for a show of graduate art for Bonhams in London and was struck with its vivid colourism enough to include it in the show, so the commercial and institutional success she has enjoyed over the following three decades has always filled me with quiet pleasure. Elected to membership of the Royal Society of British Artists in 2007 I think the key to her success has been the full scale adoption of the pastel technique; often a rather fuddy duddy medium in English hands, Campion has obviously looked at French masters of the technique, the glowing colours of Redon in particular, and has adapted it to landscape as well as still life and flower subjects to great effect. Her latest show at T he Russell Gallery, of English and Spanish landscapes, shows just how pitch perfect she has become in rendering their very different tonalities. NU THUMB nail Sue Campion ‘Goat on the Rocks’