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The Park, Powys, NEWTOWN, SY16 2NZ
Driving down the A 470 with Super Furry Animals on the cd player, passing mountains, lambs and buzzards on the way to review Carwyn Evans’ show in Newtown. This exhibition starts before you get there. Oriel Davies is a white cube Read on…
Oriel Davies Gallery, Newtown
21 February - 25 April 2009
Reviewed by: Wanda Zyborska »
I really enjoyed seeing the new show at Oriel Davies Gallery in Newtown. The exhibition of newly commissioned works, “Y bore hwnnw, gwyliodd y wawr yn torri”, “That morning he watched the dawn” marks a significant phase Read on…
Oriel Davies, Newtown
21 February - 25 April 2009
Reviewed by: Steffan Jones-Hughes »
In conversation with Michael Corris, on the Mal Pope show on BBC Radio Wales, Yvonne Buchheim described how her ongoing project Song Archive started out as an investigation of 18th century philosopher Johann Herder's theory, that the cultural Read on…
Oriel Davies Gallery
5 May 2007 to 7 July 2007
Reviewed by: Ian Patrick Freely »
Towards the end of February I visited the Oriel Davies Gallery in Newtown, Powys. It was the first time that I had visited the light airy gallery and was pleasantly surprised by what I discovered. There were two exhibitions taking place based on Read on…
In Focus, Oriel Davies Gallery
3 March 2007 to 3 March 2007
Reviewed by: Mary Cunnah »
A horizontal and invisibly suspended plane of lava rocks spans an entire gallery, dividing neon symbols of good and evil a monumental halo and a burning red snowflake. Divided (2006), a new work by Philippa Lawrence, is big enough to Read on…
Oriel Davies, Newtown
10 October 18 November
Reviewed by: Sara Roberts »
The fascination of the box has attracted artists for many years, and this exhibition demonstrates clearly that it continues unabated. The renovation programme at Oriel Davies is only half complete, but this exhibition in the first of the new Read on…
Oriel Davies, Newtown
8 November 3 January
Reviewed by: Richard Noyce »