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Rhosddu Road, Wrexham, LL11 1AU

www.wrexham.gov.uk/arts

Reviews

Iwan Bala and Tim Davies [21 October 2008]

This exhibition followed on from my own at Oriel Wrecsam. It was really interesting to see how the space, although fundamentally the same now looks so different. I like the work of both Tim Davies and Iwan Bala although I'm not quite sure about Read on…

Oriel Wrecsam, Wrexham
18 October - 29 November 2008

Reviewed by: Steffan Jones-Hughes »

'I lie awake at night and listen to the birds sing' [13 October 2008]

This exhibition intrigued me from the moment I first heard about it. The title conjured up all sorts of ideas, and I was not disappointed when I visited the gallery last week. The works of Steffan Jones-Hughes overlap through several genre. Read on…

oriel wrecsam, wrexham
30 August - 11 October 2008

Reviewed by: Allison John »

I lie awake at night and listen to the birds singing [8 October 2008]

What struck me as I walked into the Steffan Jones Hughes exhibition – 'I lie awake at night and listen to the birds singing... ' was the sheer volume and scope of the work. Black dominates the work in the exhibition with Read on…

Oriel Wrecsam, Wrexham
30 August - 11 October 2008

Reviewed by: Jacqueline Owen »

I lie awake at night and listen to the birds sing. [6 October 2008]

I lie awake at night and listen to the birds sing. In a world accustomed to irony and subversion, it is refreshing to encounter the work of Steffan Jones Hughes in this engaging solo show. Through intaglio and screen prints, delicate sculptures, and Read on…

Oriel Wrecsam., Wrexham.
30 August - 11 October 2008

Reviewed by: Frances Carlile »

Steffan Jones-Hughes 'At night I lie awake and listen to the birds singing' [6 October 2008]

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I visited Steffan Jones - Hughes' exhibition again last week, this time back in the role of one of his students, and listened to Steffan speak about his work. The design of the exhibition has a formal graphic power and elegance. The Read on…