Please join us for our second event that will take Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present as the starting point for an in-depth and lively discussion that will continue our explorations in to the increasingly shared language around art & film practice.
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Mermaid & Monster will be presenting their artists at the Artes Mundi offices, Cardiff.
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Open session for local artists and those that would like to try their hand at life drawing.

Every Monday - 5.30pm - 7pm - £5.00pp
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Open session for local artists and those that would like to try their hand at life drawing.

Every Thursday Nos Da Hostel

8pm - 9.30pm
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Open life drawing sessions at 5.30 and again at 7pm at 10 Feet Tall
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Artists : Browser Making
Join the make do and mend revolution
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This exhibition marks the culmination of work which Williams began during a three- month residency at Aberystwyth Arts Centre. Initially consisting of drawings, photographs, notes and ideas it has transformed into prints and large-scale works produced specifically for Chapter.

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Participants Needed for Heloise Godfrey's Residency at Sherman Cymru theatre, Cardiff.
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S Mark Gubb, Rachel Calder, Paul Emmanuel, Matthews and Allen, Peter Finnemore, Paul Jones, Rebecca Gould, Huw Andrews, Owen Martell & Simon Proffitt, David Shepherd, Bedwyr Williams and Cerith Wyn Evans.

After a major relocation and reimagining of G39, we are pleased to present the first exhibition in our expansive new premises. June sees Oxford Street, Cardiff open its doors for the first time as an exhibition space with work from 13 Welsh and Wales based Artists at various stages of their career.

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Artists and partners, Emma Sian Pritchard and Rob Ijbema spent a year working side by side creating works of such different styles. What merged was a fusion of Dutch/Celtic mix that is new and exciting!

Come & feast your eyes on an abstract treat of colour, shape and form. It will be a sheer delight for all the senses.


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It is a bad time to be young in Britain. Tabloid newspapers equate the current generation to a criminal underclass, succinctly put in a Daily Mail headline. “Feral youths: How a generation of violent, illiterate young men are living outside the boundaries of civilised society”. But who are the British youth and what do they stand for?
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