Melanie Wotton, Hearth Gallery Coordinator at the time of the exchange, shares her experience as a delegate of the British Council's UK-Italy 2020 season trip to Rome. In February this year, the British Council selected The Hearth Gallery, University Hospital Llandough, to be part of the British Delegation to Rome as part of the UK … Continue reading British Council Cultural Exchange to Rome: Hearth Gallery Blog
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As part of the our celebrations at the Urdd, Cardiff and Vale UHB partnered with the Makers Guild Wales on a cross-site arts project, “Get Well Soon”. The project celebrated Welsh culture and language, Health & Wellbeing and enabled younger people to connect with some of the more vulnerable people in our communities and to … Continue reading Children get crafty at the Urdd to send good wishes to Cardiff and Vale inpatients
We are delighted to announce that we have successfully recruited an Arts in Health Project Manager who will be responsible for expanding our diverse portfolio of creative arts in health settings to the wider community. Thanks to generous funding from the Arts Council of Wales, this post will be essential in the delivery of the … Continue reading Cardiff and Vale UHB arts team appoint Arts in Health Project Manager
Mae’n bleser gennym gyhoeddi ein bod wedi recriwtio Rheolwr Prosiect Celfyddydau mewn Iechyd a fydd yn gyfrifol am ehangu ein portffolio amrywiol o gelfyddydau creadigol mewn lleoliadau iechyd i’r gymuned yn ehangach. Diolch i gyllid hael gan Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymru, bydd y swydd hon yn hollbwysig er mwyn cyflawni Strategaeth Celfyddydau ar gyfer Iechyd a … Continue reading Tîm celfyddydau BIP Caerdydd a’r Fro yn penodi Rheolwr Prosiect Celfyddydau mewn Iechyd
Rachel Hannah is a Cardiff-based artist and mum of three who has been professional since 2016. Her joyful meadow scenes are alive with colour and intriguing details which evoke a warm summer’s day spent in nature. It is clear that Rachel takes inspiration from the natural world for her vibrant work. She says, “In the … Continue reading Featured Artist: Rachel Hannah
We are thrilled to announce that the Hearth Gallery will be part of the British Council’s UK/Italy 2020 Season and will be travelling to Rome this weekend in order to begin making meaningful connects with potential future partners. The UK/Italy 2020 season is an exciting opportunity to strengthen and build new cultural connections between Italy … Continue reading The Hearth Gallery among delegates for British Council cultural exchange to Rome
We are delighted to present an exhibition by three women artists who explore through their work ancient healing sites, alternative urban utopias,, and the creation of wellbeing spaces. This joint exhibition brings together artists Catherine Lewis, Nick Davies and Vaida Barzdaite at the Hearth Gallery from today until the 3rd May. Vaida Barzdaite presents Urban … Continue reading Wellbeing : Nature, Spaces and the Feminine
The Hearth Gallery is thrilled to welcome Welsh artist and maker, Lee John Phillips, as he invites you into his late grandfathers shed in this incredibly moving exhibition which explores themes of family, love, loss, and remembrance. For a number of years, Lee has been doggedly cataloguing and drawing each individual item left by his … Continue reading Lee John Phillips: The Shed Project
Some 20 years ago, his train commutes in and out of the centre of London stirred Mylo Elliott. The colourful street art and vibrant graffiti tags, their manipulation of letters and words and their place on the fringes of the art world, which he would see on a daily basis inspired him. Sometimes, words … Continue reading Featured Artist: Mylo Elliott
We’re incredibly privileged and excited to welcome VOGA (Vale of Glamorgan Artists) to the Hearth Gallery. Established in 1997, recently celebrated their 20th anniversary. They are a group of over 20 painters, sculptors, printmakers, photographers and ceramicists who all live and/or work in the Vale of Glamorgan. The group exhibition showing this month at the … Continue reading VOGA: Vale of Glamorgan Artists
