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Curating the latest in Welsh creative talent.
Open Thurs-Sat 10-6 & Sun 11-4.
This exhibition opening in September is the first major presentation of work by Delphi Campbell, a young artist, and winner of the 2023 MADE Summer Art Prize.
With funding from the Arts Council of Wales, Delphi has spent the last 6 months in a studio in Roath, Cardiff, creating the differing elements that will form a gallery takeover formed of individually crafted elements into a giant tactile nest, a fleshy, pink iteration which forms more than the sum of their parts.
Yr arddangosfa hon, sy’n agor ym mis Medi yw cyflwyniad sylweddol cyntaf o waith Delphi Campbell, artist ifanc, ac enillydd Gwobr Gelf Haf MADE 2023.
Gyda nawdd gan Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymru, mae Delphi wedi treulio’r 6 mis diwethaf mewn stiwdio yn y Rhath, Caerdydd yn creu’r amryw elfennau fydd yn cymryd drosodd yr oriel. Bydd y greadigaeth wedi ffurfio o elfennau unigol wedi eu crefftio mewn i un nyth enfawr, cnawdlyd a phinc, sy’n ffurfio mwy na swm eu rhannau.
Join us for a live performance from movement artist Charlie Lockwood, taking place in the gallery from 6-9pm. Lockwood has drawn on a number of traditions such as Butoh and authentic movement to create an embodied live performance exploring illness, sensation and experiential anatomy within the installation itself, as a site response. Approximately 20mins long, the performance will begin at 7pm. Purchase a ticket for a free drink, or show up on the door.
"…Each ounce is imbued with a radical love for bodies. The acceptance of your body into such a space is a liberation. The body of work stems from Delphi’s physical experience of being a queer, disabled woman within a wider system which actively works to repress, silence and exploit. Pain reverberates at both a bodily and societal level, and we recognise its familiar thumping and pounding. This is not about ‘making invisible pain visible’ as such pain is never invisible, not if you have an ounce of compassion, not if you are willing to listen a little bit closer…”
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"...pob owns a chariad radical am gyrff wedi ei dreiddio ynddo. Rhyddhad yw dy gorff yn cael ei dderbyn mewn i’r fath ofod. Mae’r corff o waith yn deillio o brofiadau corfforol Delphi o fod yn ddynes cwiar, anabl, o fewn system ehangach sy’n gweithio i ormesu, ecsploetiaeth a distawu. Mae poen yn atseinio ar lefel gorfforol a chymdeithasol, ac rydym yn adnabod ei drawiad a phwniad cyfarwydd. Nid yw hwn amdan ‘gwneud poen anweledig yn weledol’, i raddau dydy poen byth yn anweledig, nid os oes gennych owns o dosturi, nid os ydych yn barod i wrando ychydig yn agosach…"
Our annual Winter open group show offers an opportunity for artists across South Wales to exhibit with us. It is open to artists at any stage of their careers; whether established, emerging or aspiring.
Selected work will be displayed in the gallery as part of our 2024 Winter Show from 23.11.24 - 23.12.24. This opportunity is open to all artists based in Wales & working in a 2D medium, producing either original artworks or limited edition prints.
Mae ein sioe grŵp agored Gaeaf flynyddol yn cynnig cyfle i artistiaid ledled De Cymru arddangos gyda ni. Mae'n agored i artistiaid ar unrhyw gam o'u gyrfaoedd; boed wedi'i sefydlu, yn datblygu neu'n uchelgeisiol.
Bydd gwaith dethol yn cael ei arddangos yn yr oriel fel rhan o'n Sioe Aeaf 2024 o 23.11.24 - 23.12.24. Mae’r cyfle hwn yn agored i bob artist sydd wedi’i leoli yng Nghymru sy’n gweithio mewn cyfrwng 2D, gan gynhyrchu naill ai gweithiau celf gwreiddiol neu brintiau argraffiad cyfyngedig.
This exhibition is the first major presentation of work by Delphi Campbell, winner of the 2023 MADE Summer Art Prize.
Delphi’s relationship with chronic illness is at the core of her work. Sickness and queerness align, allowing her to embrace multiple illnesses in art which superficially appears as fun and frivolous, but is a confrontation of the narrative of living in an othered body.
Delphi will be in the gallery from 2-4pm to meet visitors and give her personal insight into the processes and journey of creating the work on display.
Movement artist Charlie Lockwood will create an embodied live performance exploring illness, sensation and experiential anatomy within the installation itself, as a site response. Performance will begin at 7pm (Approximately 20 minutes long)
Join 2023’s M.A.D.E. Solo Art Prize Winner Delphi Campbell, writer Poppy Jones Little and curator Zoë Gingell for an evening discussing Delphi’s first major presentation of work ‘Unwanted Flesh’.
The three will explore the ‘othered’ body and the unique perspective which it brings to the work exhibited, as well as the ethical and radical core at the heart of Delphi’s art practice.
Join us for a night of performance from artist Lauren Heckler who will be responding to Delphi Campbell's work.
"I admire Delphi’s work for its honest illustration of a complicated self-hood. For its expression of self-love in the name of empathy... In the soft bodily cave of ‘Unwanted Flesh’, my performance will encounter these states by weaving together spoken word and moving image."
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