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EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS
Neath Arts Festival October 2024
The Planter's Daughter
3rd - 31st August 2024
The Art of Experimenting
3rd - 31st August 2024
PAST EVENTS
Diwydiant
6th - 27th April
Velleys Re-told
6th - 27th April 2024
About Time
March 2nd - 30th 2024
First exhibition in the Project ‘Welsh Group 8 Shows’
First exhibition in the Project ‘Welsh Group 8 Shows’
SIDE BY SIDE
2nd - 27th March 2024
Bert and Bren Evans joint exhibition.
While they have showcased their art together numerous times in mixed shows, this show marks their second joint exhibition at Queen Street Gallery.
Bert and Bren Evans joint exhibition.
While they have showcased their art together numerous times in mixed shows, this show marks their second joint exhibition at Queen Street Gallery.
Water, Pigment and Light
3 - 24 February
Heather Littlejohns solo exhibition
Heather Littlejohns is a watercolour artist from Mumbles, with a teaching background, whose subject matter and inspiration are taken from the natural beauty of the Gower coastline and its surrounding countryside. She walks daily, often sketching as she goes, sometimes painting in situ, but more often returning to her studio at home to paint.
Heather Littlejohns solo exhibition
Heather Littlejohns is a watercolour artist from Mumbles, with a teaching background, whose subject matter and inspiration are taken from the natural beauty of the Gower coastline and its surrounding countryside. She walks daily, often sketching as she goes, sometimes painting in situ, but more often returning to her studio at home to paint.
OPEN 24
6th Annual Open Art
Exhibition.
Our annual Open competition is open to anyone and is a celebration of art and craft from artists and makers throughout Wales and beyond.
Exhibition.
Our annual Open competition is open to anyone and is a celebration of art and craft from artists and makers throughout Wales and beyond.
Illuminate
Art Textiles: Made in Britain
6th January - 17th February 2024
The Art Textiles: Made in Britain group of artists, will be showing their latest travelling exhibition in the Lofts in January and February - textile enthusiasts do not miss this show!
6th January - 17th February 2024
The Art Textiles: Made in Britain group of artists, will be showing their latest travelling exhibition in the Lofts in January and February - textile enthusiasts do not miss this show!
Peter and Carol Evans
5th - 23rd December 2023
Showing in our Cwtch Gallery this Christmas is a delightful exhibition of new figurative paintings by Peter and Carole Evans.
This exhibition offers a unique perspective on Peter's work, showing special pieces painted during the last years of his life. The exhibition runs till December 23rd 2023.
Showing in our Cwtch Gallery this Christmas is a delightful exhibition of new figurative paintings by Peter and Carole Evans.
This exhibition offers a unique perspective on Peter's work, showing special pieces painted during the last years of his life. The exhibition runs till December 23rd 2023.
Christmas 23
5 - 23 December
Places, Traces & Spaces
Cas Holmes
4th - 25th November
Solo exhibition of Textile work by Cas Holmes.
4th - 25th November
Solo exhibition of Textile work by Cas Holmes.
Atlas de Zoologie
Chris Corish
4th - 25th November
4th - 25th November
Alice in Wonderland
Open Art Call
October 2023
An exhibition celebrating 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll as part of Neath's Art & Literature Festival.
October 2023
An exhibition celebrating 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll as part of Neath's Art & Literature Festival.
Neath Art and Literature Festival
Veronica Flynn
Cwtch Studio
7th - 28th October
7th - 28th October
Freedom
Sara Bentley
7th - 28th October
Sara Bentley Solo Exhibition.
7th - 28th October
Sara Bentley Solo Exhibition.
Carol Ross
Cwtch Studio
2nd - 30th September
On show in the Cwtch Studio this month is an exhibition of paintings by Carol Ross
2nd - 30th September
On show in the Cwtch Studio this month is an exhibition of paintings by Carol Ross
Landshapes & Legends
Rachel Jones
2nd - 30th September
A solo exhibition of paintings by Rachel Jones.
2nd - 30th September
A solo exhibition of paintings by Rachel Jones.
The Other Clapham Years
Stuart Mackay
5th - 26th August
An exhibition of abstract paintings by Stuart MacKay.
5th - 26th August
An exhibition of abstract paintings by Stuart MacKay.
Summer 23
5th - 26th August 2023
A mixed and evolving exhibition of gallery artists and newcomers.
As always, our gallery strives to showcase diverse and unique artworks from local artists. This summer’s exhibition is no exception, with a focus on exploring innovative techniques and concepts. Our artists have been inspired by a wide range of themes, including nature, identity, and culture. The pieces on display demonstrate a high level of skill and creativity, as well as a genuine passion for their craft.
Whether you are an avid collector or simply appreciate beautiful art, we invite you to peruse this dynamic and engaging collection. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are always on hand to guide you through the exhibition and answer any questions you may have.
Don’t miss your chance to discover the latest offerings from some of the most talented artists in the region. We look forward to seeing you at our summer exhibition!
A mixed and evolving exhibition of gallery artists and newcomers.
As always, our gallery strives to showcase diverse and unique artworks from local artists. This summer’s exhibition is no exception, with a focus on exploring innovative techniques and concepts. Our artists have been inspired by a wide range of themes, including nature, identity, and culture. The pieces on display demonstrate a high level of skill and creativity, as well as a genuine passion for their craft.
Whether you are an avid collector or simply appreciate beautiful art, we invite you to peruse this dynamic and engaging collection. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are always on hand to guide you through the exhibition and answer any questions you may have.
Don’t miss your chance to discover the latest offerings from some of the most talented artists in the region. We look forward to seeing you at our summer exhibition!
Pattern, Shape and Colour
Cwtch Studio
4th - 29th July 2023
This July we bring together some of our artists work in an exhibition that offers our visitors the chance to experience the powerful collective impact of Phil Alder, Eloise Govier, Felix Akulw, Paul Rossi and Jessica Kate's paintings. Their work dominates our Cwtch studio with each artists use of pattern, shape, and colour.
The exhibition will run from the 4th to the 29th of July, giving plenty of time for art lovers to come and appreciate the diverse range of works on display.
Overall, this exhibition promises to be a feast for the senses and a celebration of the power of art to inspire, uplift and transform. We invite everyone to come and experience the magic for themselves.
4th - 29th July 2023
This July we bring together some of our artists work in an exhibition that offers our visitors the chance to experience the powerful collective impact of Phil Alder, Eloise Govier, Felix Akulw, Paul Rossi and Jessica Kate's paintings. Their work dominates our Cwtch studio with each artists use of pattern, shape, and colour.
The exhibition will run from the 4th to the 29th of July, giving plenty of time for art lovers to come and appreciate the diverse range of works on display.
Overall, this exhibition promises to be a feast for the senses and a celebration of the power of art to inspire, uplift and transform. We invite everyone to come and experience the magic for themselves.
Stitched Stories
Cutting Edge Textile Group
4th - 29th July 2023
Following the success of its 2019 exhibition Cutting Edge Textile Group planned to run another event in September 2020 – the theme of which was Make Do & Mend. It was to be an exhibition of members work lovingly created from recycled and upcycled materials. This exhibition never took place as the COVID pandemic took over everyone’s lives.
So, this exhibition encompasses work from 2020 to the current day. There are recycled and upcycled stitched stories completed prior to the lockdown, work undertaken during lockdown when restrictions gave time to reflect, research and investigate new techniques and mediums. And more recent work that has been inspired following the freedom to roam and investigate the world around us.
The exhibition is an opportunity to showcase the work of our wonderfully talented group. We are privileged and proud to be able to share our work with the wider artistic community and grateful to the Queen Street Gallery, Neath for allowing us the space.
4th - 29th July 2023
Following the success of its 2019 exhibition Cutting Edge Textile Group planned to run another event in September 2020 – the theme of which was Make Do & Mend. It was to be an exhibition of members work lovingly created from recycled and upcycled materials. This exhibition never took place as the COVID pandemic took over everyone’s lives.
So, this exhibition encompasses work from 2020 to the current day. There are recycled and upcycled stitched stories completed prior to the lockdown, work undertaken during lockdown when restrictions gave time to reflect, research and investigate new techniques and mediums. And more recent work that has been inspired following the freedom to roam and investigate the world around us.
The exhibition is an opportunity to showcase the work of our wonderfully talented group. We are privileged and proud to be able to share our work with the wider artistic community and grateful to the Queen Street Gallery, Neath for allowing us the space.
Nature In Art
Susie Strange
3rd - 24th June
The inspiration for my work comes from my interest in the passing of time and ever changing movement of the landscape and sea, and in texture, colour and light.
The process of painting is of great importance to me and I occasionally incorporate natural materials such as ochre or fine sand to build depth and texture. I paint mainly in acrylic or oil on canvas or board, from onsite sketches as a starting point backed up by imagination and experience. More recently I have been exploring watercolour and its characteristics.
In addition to a range of paintings I work as a muralist and mosaicist. Projects include those for schools and private houses.
Exhibitions have included both solo and in group exhibitions in Switzerland, Stockholm, London, and elsewhere in the UK, including venues such as the Royal Watercolour Society, Royal West of England Academy and Theatr Mwldan in West Wales.
Through a desire to delve deeper into understanding nature and its processes, I have a BSc in Environmental Science with Physical Geography and MSc in Advanced Taxonomy & Diversity (Imperial College, London).
3rd - 24th June
The inspiration for my work comes from my interest in the passing of time and ever changing movement of the landscape and sea, and in texture, colour and light.
The process of painting is of great importance to me and I occasionally incorporate natural materials such as ochre or fine sand to build depth and texture. I paint mainly in acrylic or oil on canvas or board, from onsite sketches as a starting point backed up by imagination and experience. More recently I have been exploring watercolour and its characteristics.
In addition to a range of paintings I work as a muralist and mosaicist. Projects include those for schools and private houses.
Exhibitions have included both solo and in group exhibitions in Switzerland, Stockholm, London, and elsewhere in the UK, including venues such as the Royal Watercolour Society, Royal West of England Academy and Theatr Mwldan in West Wales.
Through a desire to delve deeper into understanding nature and its processes, I have a BSc in Environmental Science with Physical Geography and MSc in Advanced Taxonomy & Diversity (Imperial College, London).
Mumbles Art Collective
Mumbles Art Collective
3rd - 24th June 2023
Queen Street Gallery is pleased to present work from the Mumbles Art Collective’s latest exhibition.
This exhibition delivers an exciting mix of artwork created by this diverse and talented group. Work on show includes, traditional to abstract wall art in various mediums (oil, water colour, acrylic and mixed media) to print making and 3D artwork, including ceramics, glass, jewellery and sculpture.
3rd - 24th June 2023
Queen Street Gallery is pleased to present work from the Mumbles Art Collective’s latest exhibition.
This exhibition delivers an exciting mix of artwork created by this diverse and talented group. Work on show includes, traditional to abstract wall art in various mediums (oil, water colour, acrylic and mixed media) to print making and 3D artwork, including ceramics, glass, jewellery and sculpture.
The Way We See It
The Way We See It
6th - 27th April 2023
The Way We See It - Collaboration - Inspiration - Interpretation.
This eclectic display of work has been achieved by each artist striving to depict their local environment in their own unique style.
The light, colour, form and textures of nature are manipulated, exaggerated or simplified to create an alternative and individual way of seeing the world around us.
Abstract art created from juxtaposed shapes and colours, when manoeuvred and balanced, reveal the deepest form of intuitive and imaginative thinking from within
6th - 27th April 2023
The Way We See It - Collaboration - Inspiration - Interpretation.
This eclectic display of work has been achieved by each artist striving to depict their local environment in their own unique style.
The light, colour, form and textures of nature are manipulated, exaggerated or simplified to create an alternative and individual way of seeing the world around us.
Abstract art created from juxtaposed shapes and colours, when manoeuvred and balanced, reveal the deepest form of intuitive and imaginative thinking from within
Visions
Gregg Robinson
6TH - 27TH May
Gregg Robinson
I spent 30 years of my life as a Police officer In England (sorry)
Unfortunately, due to the nature of that career meant I came across a lot of life and death, it also meant that I dealt with a lot of confrontation, and I suppose due to the nature of the job I could only see the bad in everyone.
I have called my exhibition ‘Visions’ as when I retired, I felt I was able to have a new outlook on life and one thing that I really enjoy looking at and being part of is the natural world.
I love being near the sea and just watching the waves, to think that those waves have been doing the same thing for thousands of years. I like to look at very old buildings and try to imagine the people of that time!
About 10 years ago I became interested in painting although I didn’t know the first thing about painting or where to start so I went to a couple. of workshops devoted to the Bob Ross style of painting. That was it, I was hooked.
I next tried Watercolour painting at a local class but after a few months I found it was not my thing. I then went to a Pastels club which I absolutely loved; the only thing is I think I got more of the pastels on me than on the paper!
I moved to the Neath area in 2018 and in 2019 I found an art club and thought I would try my hand at Acrylics, that was it, Acrylics is now my medium of choice.
When I look at something to paint quite often, I find the need to add something or take something away so that I am happy with the scene, I think it’s called ‘Artistic Licence’ having said that I think most of my paintings are reasonably accurate.
6TH - 27TH May
Gregg Robinson
I spent 30 years of my life as a Police officer In England (sorry)
Unfortunately, due to the nature of that career meant I came across a lot of life and death, it also meant that I dealt with a lot of confrontation, and I suppose due to the nature of the job I could only see the bad in everyone.
I have called my exhibition ‘Visions’ as when I retired, I felt I was able to have a new outlook on life and one thing that I really enjoy looking at and being part of is the natural world.
I love being near the sea and just watching the waves, to think that those waves have been doing the same thing for thousands of years. I like to look at very old buildings and try to imagine the people of that time!
About 10 years ago I became interested in painting although I didn’t know the first thing about painting or where to start so I went to a couple. of workshops devoted to the Bob Ross style of painting. That was it, I was hooked.
I next tried Watercolour painting at a local class but after a few months I found it was not my thing. I then went to a Pastels club which I absolutely loved; the only thing is I think I got more of the pastels on me than on the paper!
I moved to the Neath area in 2018 and in 2019 I found an art club and thought I would try my hand at Acrylics, that was it, Acrylics is now my medium of choice.
When I look at something to paint quite often, I find the need to add something or take something away so that I am happy with the scene, I think it’s called ‘Artistic Licence’ having said that I think most of my paintings are reasonably accurate.
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