Welcome to our Winter Open Exhibition 2020 at Oriel yr Aelwyd : The Hearth Gallery, University Hospital Llandough. Click below to enter our virtual gallery and enjoy the fantastic and diverse range of artwork on show. We are delighted to showcase a group exhibition of paintings, drawings, photography, textiles and prints by our staff members, … Continue reading Winter Open Exhibition 2020 – Arddangosfa Agored Y Gaeaf 2020
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Seeun Kim is a South Korean jeweller and metal craftswoman who trained in Japanese traditional handicraft skills and precious metals as an advanced specialist in Japan. Seeun now lives in London where she is continuing her training and career as a jeweller. We are delighted to be showcasing two of Seeun’s most recent projects which … Continue reading Seeun Kim – The Braille Object Project & the Sign Language Object Project
Artist Adrian Ford brightening up our corridor exhibition space at University Hospital Llandough with his painted beachscape scenes. Adrian Ford is a self-taught amateur artist that started painting almost three years ago after being challenged by his wife. Adrian particularly likes to paint images of landscapes, but he has also worked on portraiture and animal studies. … Continue reading Adrian Ford – Seascape paintings at University Hospital Llandough
In January 2020, artists Paul Whittaker and Tamsin Griffiths – Four in Four, began an Arts Council of Wales funded project in collaboration with Cardiff & Vale Health Charity Arts Team, the All Wales Adult Cystic Fibrosis Centre at University Hospital Llandough, and also supported by our Patient Experience team. As the Covid-19 crisis grew … Continue reading Virtual Delivery of an Arts intervention for Cystic Fibrosis patients during Lockdown – Cyflwyno ymyrraeth Gelfyddydol rithwir i gleifion Ffeibrosis Systig yn ystod y cyfnod cloi
Our new display at the Hearth Gallery is a solo exhibition by local visual artist and photographer Suzie Larke. The Hearth Gallery, supported by Cardiff & Vale Health Charity are also delighted to be working in partnership with The Mental Health Foundation in Wales as part of their new arts initiative, the Green Ribbon Arts … Continue reading Unseen by Suzie Larke
As part of the Gwanwyn Festival last year, we were delighted to work with filmmaker Jorge Lizalde, and third sector organisation, Solace, at the Highlight Road Community Centre in Barry. The project, Mnemonic 3, created by Jorge Lizalde, enabled us to give carers a voice and an opportunity to express their experiences, thoughts and feelings. … Continue reading Gwanwyn Festival 2019, Mnemonic 3.0, by Jorge Lizalde.
In May 2020 the Arts for Health and Wellbeing team, supported by Cardiff & Vale Health Charity, commissioned reportage Illustrator and War Artist, Dan Peterson to document Cardiff and Vale University Health Board’s response to COVID-19, specifically at the new Dragon’s Heart Hospital, the new field hospital built in the grounds of the Principality Stadium … Continue reading Illustrator Dan Peterson in the Dragon’s Heart Hospital
We are delighted to have commissioned Cardiff based poet, artist and singer-songwriter, Angie Kirby to write a poem for Ein Berllan - Our Orchard, an innovative outdoors project, bringing to life the vision of a community orchard in the fields surrounding the University Hospital Llandough site. Find out more about Our Orchard here: http://www.ourorchard.wales Angie … Continue reading ‘Our Orchard’ – Poem by Angie Kirby
We invite you to write a short reflective piece about the positive experiences you have had during the uncertain time of Covid-19. Amongst much sadness and uncertainty, there are also extracts of everyday life that we have been able to enjoy and appreciate far more than we used to. You might like to reflect on … Continue reading Positive Reflection for Staff Wellbeing
Artist Nathan Wyburn, Patron of Cardiff & Vale Health Charity, has been shining a spotlight on some of the amazing NHS staff who are working on the frontline of COVID-19 through his artwork and he’s also raising money for them too. Nathan is famous for his celebrity portraits and local hero artwork made from Marmite, … Continue reading Nathan Wyburn – The man behind the NHS mask art