Life Drawing sessions at Garth Olwg Lifelong Learning Centre, Pontyridd, RCT, Wales. 5 mins from University of Glamorgan, Treforest.
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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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Vincent Delbrouck's work pushes the boundaries of documentary photography to incorporate his own narratives.
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Nicholas Dietrich Williams applies the knowledge and ideas of Modernism to his work in an attempt to challenge recent statements by some critics that 'painting is anti-Modernist’.
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Chris Verene has kept a visual diary of events in the life of his extended family. These photographs span more than two decades of the recent history of Galesburg, Illinois, a small town somewhat representative of the American Midwest.
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Off the Wall, Cardiff’s premier modern, contemporary gallery is pleased to announce another solo show from Paresh Nrshinga.

Since first exhibiting at Off the Wall two years ago, International artist Paresh has become a firm favourite with Welsh art lovers.

Inspired by such artists as Pollock, Warhol, Klimt & Picasso, his paintings reflect his flirtation with expressionism. He has a unique style through the use of colour and personal technique, which is both vibrant & arresting.

You will find Paresh’s work of the highest quality bringing masterpieces of original and exceptional talent. His art is exquisite.

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Two painters whose work combines to present aspects of ‘identity’ and ‘place’. Alison Hand is interested in the representation of landscape; perceptions of uselessness and utility; regeneration, utopianism, and the picturesque. Neil Morley combines elements of travel, tourism, colonialism, post- colonialism, British history, portraiture and the politics of representation to provoke political discourses predominately concerned with British national identity.
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Bi Nam will be the first show in the UK representing the work of a group of contemporary Iranian photographers. The photographic and video content of the exhibition explores the cultural and social life of modern Iran, with an emphasis on religion, gender and identity.
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