PAN collective presents nine emerging artists practising across different disciplines. FromCeramic installation, Printmaking, Illustration and Photography, the collective seeks to demonstrate the creative talents of artists living in Cardiff.
Dates: Private view 4 th October
05/10/18 – 21/10/18
Gallery open times: Tues – Sat, 10am – 6pm
Sun, 12pm – 4pm
Instagram: @pan_collective
Facebook: @PANartscardiff

As an associated curtain raiser event to madeinroath. many of Cardiff’s leading singers and musicians join Rob Smith (Wonderbrass), Dan Nichols and Chris Walker (Railroad Bill) for the world premiere, and possibly only live performance, of their new album project The Naked Citizens at the Gate Arts Centre.

The album is an eclectic mix of styles from Space disco to Argentine Tango and Gospel to Electro Swing, features artists such as Maddie Jones (Madi), Jules Landau (Zen Hussies) , Chris Ridgeway (Cakehole Presley) and Monique Bux (Baby Queens) and Rob Nichols (junior Bill) and Suzi Chunk (Dark Chunk etc). Compered by Fred Snow and featuring support from the brilliant Spencer Segelov (Whose new album Loser Leaves Town has been gaining 5 star reviews) and an after show Space Disco from DJs Gareth Potter and Andy Edwards. This will be an unmissable and unique night of entertainment, and tickets are £10.

E: dannicholsevents@gmail.com

W: http://nakedcitizens.moonfruit.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/2146953292252641/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

An exhibition of original postcard artwork created for this years Postcard Project with artist James Cocks and madeinroath’s CREATE co-ordinator Pip Tudor.

Looking at Roath as a physical space and as a wider community of people, lead artist James Cocks ran three workshops inviting people to unpick their own ideas of Roath through a series of writing tasks and an exploration of the area. We often do not take the time to really reflect on where we live so during the workshops people were encouraged to walk around Roath looking, thinking, exploring, writing and from this participants made word collages and developed their postcard designs.

The original postcard artwork will be on display alongside printed postcards for you to take away and send to friends, family, loved ones, strangers to show them our written pictures of Roath.

E: create@madeinroath.com

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Across venues and streets of Roath
Catch up with singers and musicians from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama across Roath.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

‘we’re still here’ mixes landscape imagery and portraiture of local residents together and blends itself into a narrative structure of loneliness and reverie, hinting at bygone days of youth and prosperity, which may have metamorphosed into something darker and more desolate.

E: rogers.james.13@gmail.com

W: www.jamessrogers.com

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

A collection of paintings of both man made and natural landscapes.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

I have spent the last year drawing portraits at Rhydypennau Library, where I have heard many lovely stories. This is where this work began.

It is Christmas time, possibly Boxing Day, 1946 or 1947. The Pride of Roath Park boat is taken out on the lake, decorated to look like a swan and carrying a fleet of swan ballerinas, tutus and all. Hazel was 12 and one of the young ballerinas who attended the local ballet school just opposite the lake, she has long been hoping to find a photo of this event.

These paintings are inspired by Hazel’s story and quest to find a photograph. They are part memory and a partly imagined re-telling of this tale.

All ages welcome.

E: athenajonesart@gmail.com

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

An exhibition of photographs and poetry inspired by the doors and windows of Roath, exploring the complexities of living in a shared urban environment, asking questions such as: How do we connect with those around us? What prevents us from crossing the threshold to a new place? And how do we respond to new challenges and opportunities?

Rachel Carney is a poet, blogger and photographer with a keen interest in ekphrastic writing. This project forms part of her ongoing research into the interaction between visual art and poetry. She is currently completing an MA in Creative Writing, and has had poems published in various journals including Ink Sweat and Tears, The Open Mouse, The High Window, The Wales Haiku Journal and Sarasvati Magazine.

W: http://createdtoread.com

FB: www.facebook.com/events/2079027369082488

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Two years ago ‘Gorau Chwarae, cyd-chwarae’ reverberated around Cardiff, Wales and the World as the proverb spurred the Welsh football team to greatness. This project seeks to explore Welsh proverbs, representing as they do community wisdom developed over centuries. The proverbs selected here highlight inclusivity, optimism and hope. This project places a selection of proverbs back into the community through letterform. This is a development from an exhibition in Oriel Blodau Bach.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Artist and fighter Lucy Mebarki presents new sculpture and video work. Filmed in the gym and featuring her sculptures as training aids, the video fuses the aesthetics of sculpture and combat sports. Also on show is a new bronze sculpture, Punch Cloud, a cast of the impressions made by punching into clay.

W: www.lucymebarki.com

Emma Hutchinson is a classically trained fine artist with a BA(Hons) in Painting from CSAD at Cardiff Metropolitan University, who has gone on to launch a business providing bespoke modern portraiture internationally.

The focus of Emma’s project will be Llanedeyrn’s only shopping centre, the Maelfa, which is undergoing exciting redevelopment taking the form of new shops, a library, health centre and affordable housing. The aim of this project is to create an historical snapshot of the people who work and live in the area, to preserve a way of life before and during this phase of redevelopment.

The parallel lines of the brutalist architecture has given the Maelfa a tired reputation, becoming outdated as the area has grown. The new development provides an opportunity for existing businesses and new services to replenish the area. This project looks at the lives of those who will be affected positively by those changes and to examine the personal impact of the renovation.

E: hello@portraitr.com

W: https://www.portraitr.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/496695190803155

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Frank’s extraordinary & unforgettable lifetime collection can be seen alongside photography by James Rogers.

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Music collected through conversations with City Road’s workforce & used as a starting point for some of Roath’s finest music producers to create a compilation of original productions. An audio artwork for the street as it stands today & the heritage of the people that make it the most diverse locale in all of Cardiff.

Details on the artists featured & how to pick up a copy of this will be released closer to the start of the festival so be sure to keep an eye on madeinroath’s social media.

The compilation will be available to anyone who would like to own a copy & is suitable for all ages.

Available NOW – https://alfieswan.bandcamp.com/album/city-road-music

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

A collaboration of artists bridging the gap between the East & West of Roath.

Follow a treasure hunt of mixed media art from 24 Keppoch Street to 37 Alfred Street.

Suitable for all ages and abilities.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Alix Edwards is a writer, photographer and artist whose work  explores the themes of marginalisation, domestic violence, motherhood and resilience. She facilitates workshops, undertakes commissions in photography and painting and runs her own open Mic and Guest event Company of Words in Cardiff City Centre.

Her work focuses on bringing statistics to life and these vibrant paintings, called Foetus Flowers, inspired by Helen Chadwick’s Piss Flowers, tell the story of those women who, unmarried and pregnant in the 18th to late 20th Century were forced to give up their babies and put to work washing sheets in prison-like conditions in ‘institutions known as Magdalene laundries.

Current projects by this artist include instagram series 104 Locks which mourns the 2 women killed every week by domestic violence in England and Wales, Outside-In a photographic series which questions women and relationships in the 21st Century and novel about the maid versus the mafia entitled Nada.

E: AEdw892498@aol.com

W: http://artographylondon.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/537286136701697

Artist Talk – Thursday 18 Oct, 3:30pm – 6pm, at Anna-Loka
Alix Edwards will discuss the work, with poetry, a musician and guest Hilde Jorgensen.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/1343207859148210/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

The lush and varied plant life of Roath Park Conservatory provides a sanctuary for people as well as the whistling ducks, fish and terrapins. Tessa Waite’s work is a dialogue with the inhabitants of this unique space, as she introduces some visitors to the conservatory for the duration of the festival.

The Roath Park Conservatory is open everyday 10.30am – 3.30pm, everyone welcome.

madeinroath are collaborating with Peak Collective for this commission. Peak is an arts organisation based in the Black Mountains that works creatively with professional artists and communities, responding to the rural environment.

E: info@peak.cymru

W: http://www.peak.cymru

We recently completed our Foundation Art and Design year, which was a very intense and rewarding experience. We would like to share with you the work we produced over those exciting months. Please join us!

This event is family friendly, but no food or drink is allowed in the house.

Please ask before taking any photos.

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Wicked Women’s Institute is founded by Emina Redzepovic,  it’s a project for the empowerment of women, a podcast featuring real and honest conversations, craft, workshops and lots more. Being a wicked women is about self love, smashing the patriarchy, not accepting sexism and being proud of who you are.

Self love surgery is about focusing on the positive, we’re constantly subjected to images of ‘ideals’ and ‘perfection’ so we buy creams, clothes and lotions that help us achieve it but do we ever stop and see ourselves as we are? Accepting of the imperfections, being nice to ourselves and feeling ok with who we are.

Colour in some affirmations, write some, take some, scale your self love and have a look in the mirror and listen to some positive, life affirming words all with tea, coffee and biscuits – yum.

Find WWI on instagram: wickedwomensinstitute

This event is for everyone but some affirmations may contain naughty words.

E: emina@eminared.com

W: http://www.eminared.com

I: @wickedwomensinstitute

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

After last year’s overwhelming disinterest The Roath Reminder is back! Sharing local and international headlines you’d like to see with those you wish you hadn’t. Free from all madeinroath outlets. Get it now and share your disappointment.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Straight to camera, in two sentences – what would you say?

Over the course of three days, you are invited to participate in contributing to the creation of two new videos; directly addressing Prime Minister Theresa May and President Donald Trump.

The completed work will be shown at the madeinroath closing event at The Old Laundry on Braeval Street, on Sunday 21 Oct, between midday and 6pm, and available online thereafter.

Participation duration: < 10 minutes

All ages welcome.

#anationsaddress

W: https://www.facebook.com/rachelhelenawalshartist/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/460787441094931/

A chance to get stuck into clay and make something to take home after it has been fired. This workshop will be suitable for children aged 7 – 11. Limited space is available, so it is vital to book a place via email to lupaandblue@hotmail.com

E: lupaandblue@hotmail.com

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Meeting outside Waterloo Gardens Teahouse.

Help to produce a collaborative artwork to express something of how you value the trees in Roath Brook. What can you bring to hang on our  tree? In 2016 plastic ducks hung from a tree in Waterloo Gardens before it was cut down – bring photos drawings, poems to share about the space that many of us love. All artefacts will be photographed.

Help create a piece of temporary art in celebration of out trees, make a statement of how you as a community value this recreational area.

If it is wet, we will look at artefacts and share stories in a local coffee shop

FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2128754630785749

FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2100809893579071

‘space, hope + altered estates’ continues Stitt’s personal exploration into brutalist architecture and the physical experience of day-to-day living amongst the ‘new future’ of post world war society. Bold + abstract, Stitt’s paintings suggest the function of art + architecture as a futuristic vision of social development. We encounter overlapping architectural blueprints, strange non-objects + floating geometric shapes; certain motifs hark to the mid-century modern, yet simultaneously hint at the digital + the coded. This is Stitt’s imagined + constructed retro-future – hard, angular + flat.

Closing Day, No appointment necessary.

W: https://www.gallery-ten.co.uk/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Christopher Hopkins is a fine artist and recent graduate of the University of South Wales. He primarily works with encaustic and oil paints using vivid colour. He is particularly interested in revealing the joy within the overlooked colour palate of the supermarket, drawing inspiration from the vibrant spectrum of packaging and displays.

Pop to the Shop! is a series of paintings which explore this theme. Christopher has worked with Roath-based architecture and design practice Studio Gennaio to create a site-specific, unique viewing experience for his work. The paintings are tactile – please touch!

Come along and Pop to the Shop! #poptotheshop

E: astonished3@gmail.com
E: hello@studiogennaio.com

W: https://becosiame.wordpress.com
W: https://www.studiogennaio.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/303099813608679/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

My artwork explores nature and the theme of protection.

My work is both decorative and scientific, yet full of meaning which is intertwined with my own experiences. I am intrigued by museum collections and the process of ordering and storing specimens and motivated by my knowledge of how to care for, repair and prevent the decay of objects over time. These interests influence my choice of materials and the way in which I catalogue and display my work. My fragile plants are created from beeswax that lasts for hundreds of years and my delicate bees’ wings are etched from solid sheets of copper which oxidises to form its own protective surface. My works are named and numbered in sequences and housed in trays, boxes and domes to keep them in order and safe from harm.

Through my artwork I aim to combine fragility and strength in a unique manner, to create beauty and inspiration that will encourage others to observe and protect the natural world around them.

W: https://annettemarietownsend.com/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/360230621185894/

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Pop Culture Portrait Exhibition & Talk from Nathan Wyburn

Step inside the home of Pop Culture Artist Nathan Wyburn as he exhibits some of his most recent work and talks about his career highlights including his appearances on national television and presenting artwork to the worlds biggest stars.

E: Nathan@nathanwyburn.co.uk

W: http://nathanwyburn.co.uk

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Sarah Boulton is an artist based in Wales. She graduated from Slade School of Art and works in between performance, writing, detailed events and ephemeral installations.

Doves is a piece that I first tested in 2014 at the Slade with friends but we never documented it. A gathering of dove soap segments will be in place for viewers to take from, to keep or use. The works exist best in the fantasy of the imagination but also in the daily run of life. Washing your hands with dove soaps means that the work is simultaneously happening and dissolving. The artwork is the fact that there is a chance that the smell of dove soap can live in the air across multiple places over a slightly stretched period of time.

The artwork is suitable for an audience of all ages and will be lovely for a child who is first learning to wash their hands. The soap can be kept as a relic if unused, or discarded, just as the viewer intends.

#sarahboulton #doves

E: serrabeeh@gmail.com

I: https://www.instagram.com/s_rahboult_n

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

You are warmly invited to this years Open exhibition. The Open has been a feature of Made in Roath since the first festival in 2009. Now ten years on we are delighted to be holding this years Open in g39.

One of our most popular and eagerly awaited events, we have once again been overwhelmed by the standard of the submissions we have recieved. Unlike many other Open exhibitions, the madeinroath Open is free to enter, and again this year, the winner will be chosen by public vote.

Come along and celebrate the beginning of this years madeinroath festival at this very special event.

The image used here is entitled Early Bird, a print by our very first people’s choice winner in 2009, Jerry Hoare.

If you’d like to submit your work please contact Dai on media@madeinroath.com before Monday 8th of October.

“We are pleased to be hosting the 2018 MiR most open of all opens. A salon exhibition of wall based artworks submitted to an open call – any age, any ability, any media, no fee to enter and a public vote for the winners. The madeinroath Open is part of Everything. All At Once. At The Same Time, a series of events and exhibitions at g39″ – g39 Team

E: media@madeinroath.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/2212935662284809/

This is the last year Jane will be exhibiting at madeinroath. Jane set up her studio six years ago, and will be closing in October in order to work more from home.

She specialises in making individual textile items such as handspun, handwoven or knitted scarves, cushions, rugs etc., and also working with natural dyes on silk scarves.

There will also be a small number of items by other weavers and love spoons by a local wood turner. Because she is closing the studio soon, Jane needs to reduce her stock, so start your Christmas shopping early!

E: s.nicholls@easynet.co.uk

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Oriel Makers first opened in 1991 and is run and stewarded by a group of artists and makers. It has built up a reputation for high quality, unusual, contemporary art and craft work including ceramics, glass, paintings, textiles, wood, metalwork, candles, prints, hand made cards and jewellery.

All are welcome to come in and browse, commission or buy work, and meet the artists and makers!

E: info@orielmakers.co.uk
W: https://www.facebook.com/orielmakersgallery

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Artists connected with One Fox Lane, responding to living in, navigating through and being amongst other living beings in the city. Sculpture, photography and prints. Jenny Howell, Vaida Barzdaite, Imogen Higgins, Ian Cooke-Tapia, and Stinky Hippo.

E: info@onefox.co.uk
W: https://www.onefox.co.uk/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/469091173499736/

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Alix Edwards is a writer, photographer and artist whose work  explores the themes of marginalisation, domestic violence, motherhood and resilience. She facilitates workshops, undertakes commissions in photography and painting and runs her own open Mic and Guest event Company of Words in Cardiff City Centre.

Her work focuses on bringing statistics to life and these vibrant paintings, called Foetus Flowers, inspired by Helen Chadwick’s Piss Flowers, tell the story of those women who, unmarried and pregnant in the 18th to late 20th Century were forced to give up their babies and put to work washing sheets in prison-like conditions in ‘institutions known as Magdalene laundries.

Current projects by this artist include instagram series 104 Locks which mourns the 2 women killed every week by domestic violence in England and Wales, Outside-In a photographic series which questions women and relationships in the 21st Century and novel about the maid versus the mafia entitled Nada.

E: AEdw892498@aol.com

W: http://artographylondon.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/537286136701697

Artist Talk – Thursday 18 Oct, 3:30pm – 6pm, at Anna-Loka
Alix Edwards will discuss the work, with poetry, a musician and guest Hilde Jorgensen.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/1343207859148210/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Straight to camera, in two sentences – what would you say?

Over the course of three days, you are invited to participate in contributing to the creation of two new videos; directly addressing Prime Minister Theresa May and President Donald Trump.

The completed work will be shown at the madeinroath closing event at The Old Laundry on Braeval Street, on Sunday 21 Oct, between midday and 6pm, and available online thereafter.

Participation duration: < 10 minutes

All ages welcome.

#anationsaddress

W: https://www.facebook.com/rachelhelenawalshartist/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/460787441094931/

Overlap explores the relationship of artists with their work through a printmaking collaboration, and is led by Shaun James : ‘I am interested in seeing the permeability of artists work from external sources and influences, in an attempt to explore where we set our boundaries and what we allow to change within our work.

The exhibition developed out of a month long residency with madeinroath at 1a Inverness Place during which I collaborated with three artists to transform a significant piece of work from their past.’

Join us for the opening evening – Monday 15th October at 6.30pm.

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/324914374929753/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Company Of Words facilitates open mic and guest literary and art events in Cardiff.

Cardiff Writer’s Circle was founded in 1947 to support writers in all genres with a passion for writing and meets every Monday in Shakespeare Street.

If you are a budding short story writer, poet, novelist and would like to read your work aloud this event is for you! Come and share your work in a supportive and welcoming environment at the home of Cardiff Writer’s Circle, hear edgy poetry prose and drama or even better have a go at open mic yourself!! – all ages and abilities welcome!

https://www.cardiffwriterscircle.com/
E: AEdw892498@aol.com
W: http://artographylondon.com/page55.htm
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/1915009368557152/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Overlap explores the relationship of artists with their work through a printmaking collaboration, and is led by Shaun James : ‘I am interested in seeing the permeability of artists work from external sources and influences, in an attempt to explore where we set our boundaries and what we allow to change within our work.

The exhibition developed out of a month long residency with madeinroath at 1a Inverness Place during which I collaborated with three artists to transform a significant piece of work from their past.’

Join us for the opening evening – Monday 15th October at 6.30pm.

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/324914374929753/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Emma Hutchinson is a classically trained fine artist with a BA(Hons) in Painting from CSAD at Cardiff Metropolitan University, who has gone on to launch a business providing bespoke modern portraiture internationally.

The focus of Emma’s project will be Llanedeyrn’s only shopping centre, the Maelfa, which is undergoing exciting redevelopment taking the form of new shops, a library, health centre and affordable housing. The aim of this project is to create an historical snapshot of the people who work and live in the area, to preserve a way of life before and during this phase of redevelopment.

The parallel lines of the brutalist architecture has given the Maelfa a tired reputation, becoming outdated as the area has grown. The new development provides an opportunity for existing businesses and new services to replenish the area. This project looks at the lives of those who will be affected positively by those changes and to examine the personal impact of the renovation.

E: hello@portraitr.com

W: https://www.portraitr.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/496695190803155

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

It is the root capacity of symbolism to spark connections in the mind and convey meaning. In this workshop participants will explore their responses to symbolism and the associations they make.

Through writing and discussion we will examine the landscape of the psyche and the connections sparked in response to the images.

The intention is to create a relaxed environment and it will be the individual’s choice whether or not to partake in group discussion. Some will prefer just to write about the associations they see.

Disability Access: TBC
Family Friendly: TBC
18+: TBC

Preview Concert / Fundraiser for OCD UK Weeping Tudor Productions
Tue 16, 7pm – 7:45pm, 8pm – 8:15pm, 8:15pm – 9:30pm.

Join Weeping Tudor Productions to celebrate 100 years of the musical legend of Leonard Bernstein. Expect to hear classic songs from West Side Story, Candide and other great works. Discover more with exciting recital songs and stimulating piano pieces by the American master.

Join us for the rumble!

Free admission, donations to OCD UK welcome.

Bernstein Bash! main event is on Saturday 1st December 2018 @ St Edwards’s Church.

Book here:
[https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/uk/st-edwards-church-cardiff/bernstein-bash/2018-12-01/19:30?direct-booking]

Photo of Leonard Bernstein by Al Ravenna, 1955, courtesy of the Library of Congress.

We’re back at madeinroath! Vexations by Erik Satie, a short musical idea intended to be repeated 840 times! Come join us and be vexed for a good cause and hear the definition of obsession that is the Vexations. How many times will you listen???

Yt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEKzdEhs7CE

Admission free: donations to OCD UK welcome.

E: weepingtudor@yahoo.com
W: https://www.facebook.com/weepingtudor/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/255696705153527/

Introducing The Fish Tank Gallery, a new exhibition space in Cardiff. The Gallery will feature a programme of newly commissioned artist works, as the backdrop to a domestic fish tank.

Curated by Becca Thomas.

Launch event 23rd October 2018, 7-10pm, and by appointment throughout the festival.

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Our annual showcase of short films with a local connection, featuring documentaries, dramas, comedies, music videos and other surprises.

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/1962162114082744/

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: Yes

A creative writing workshop based on the work of Charles Byrd (1916-2018) whose paintings depict Cardiff in the 1950s, capturing the city at an important time in history; emerging from the second world war, energised by new technologies, materials, music, culture and leisure. His paintings tell a story of Cardiff, full of colour and vibrant with life.

Come along and view these fascinating paintings of a much-changed and disappearing cityscape, share stories, explore the history of Cardiff and write a short story prompted by one of the paintings.

Stories may be published on the Artist Trails website and included in the Charles Byrd Story Trail.

The workshop will be led by two local artists…
Sharon Magill (artist, digital story teller, Project Manager of Artist Trails) http://shazography.wordpress.com
Rachel Carney (poet, book blogger and artist) http://createdtoread.com

E: shazmagill@gmail.com
W: https://artisttrails.wordpress.com
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/323668921716052/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: No
18+: Yes

Beth Blandford Celebrating all women in Roath

E: bethmaryblandford@gmail.com
W:https://www.instagram.com/blandoodles/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Denisa Nicoleta Molnar is a Romanian photographer (born 1995), based in Cardiff, Wales. She has completed her BA in Photography for Fashion and Advertising at the University of South Wales, and is currently undertaking a masters degree in Documentary Photography at the same institution.

E: denumolnar@gmail.com
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/494800637691261/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Film and Painting by Olga Guse
“What we perceive as beauty here will one day serve as truth to us”
Fr Shiller, The Artists.

W: http://olga-guse.wixsite.com

Also showing
Roath Local History Society
Letters, notes and photos from the archives.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Faye Scott Farrington is a Manchester based artist who works with textiles, digital media and collage. Her work is often comic and obscene. For her show ‘Tough Tits’ at The Diana Rooms, Faye has worked with cheap weekly women’s magazines and hardcore pornography to develop a body of work exploring voyeurism and emotional and sexual exploitation.

The Diana Rooms is a creative space in a domestic home, offering selected artists the opportunity to develop work in residencies at a leisurely pace with the view to an exhibition in our gallery space. Exhibitions and residencies are accompanied by cross-disciplinary collaborations and responses, including writing and performance. Our shows are viewable by appointment, during our publicised events and for MiR2018 we are opening our doors to the public for the second half of the festival.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: No
18+: Yes

A group of us attended an Indigo Dye workshop this summer and were so inspired by it we’re excited to pass on what we’ve learnt.

Come along and learn how to make a non toxic indigo dye recipe, learn a few simple pattern techniques and have some fun.

Take home a textile sample of your own.

Fabric will be provided and bring along anything you’d like to experiment with e.g. paper, wool, wooden beads, film negative etc!

This workshop is free and suitable for adult beginners

Bring with you rubber gloves, an apron and a bag to take home your wet sample.

Please email to secure your place as booking is essential & spaces limited.

E: indigodyeworkshopmir@gmail.com
FB: http://indigodyeworkshopmadeinroath2018/22006209768129

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Opening – Wed 17 from 7pm to 10pm.

Taking inspiration from independent art schools, studio groups and peer led activity, g39’s UNITe season transforms the exhibition venue into a busy artist studio complex and hub for creative research, training and collaboration. Presented in Spit and Sawdust is a group exhibition, featuring some of the work from this year’s cohort.

Edita Atmaja, Aled Simons, Dai Howell & Kate Mercer, Lydia Meehan, James Cocks, Claire Prosser, Florence Moon, Helen Malia, Clare Charles, Ellie Young, Laura Welsman, Hannah Morris, Lauren Heckler

E: clare@madeinroath.com
W: https://www.facebook.com/spitandsawdust/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: Yes

Cardiff County and Vale of Glamorgan Symphonic Brass.
Musical Director: Matthew Thistlewood.

CCVG Symphonic Brass is a ten-piece ensemble made up of 12-18 year old musicians. Since 1993 when Matthew Thistlewood became their Musical Director they have performed annually at St Edward’s Music & Arts Festival. Their repertoire ranges from Renaissance polyphony to contemporary scores, and they always give an outstanding performance, suitable for (and appreciated by) all ages.

E: st.edward@roath.org.uk
W: http://www.roath.org.uk/StEdward/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/2157247177851486/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Rob Piercy is both a highly respected artists and experienced mountaineer from North Wales. His work depicts the dramatic powerful nature of the welsh mountain landscape.

The Albany Gallery was established in 1965 and is recognised as one of Wales’ most successful and long established privately owned commercial galleries. The monthly exhibition programme of leading Welsh and British artists provides a showcase for solo and group exhibitions in a variety of media.

E: info@albanygallery.com
W: https://www.albanygallery.com

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

You are warmly invited to this years Open exhibition. The Open has been a feature of Made in Roath since the first festival in 2009. Now ten years on we are delighted to be holding this years Open in g39.

One of our most popular and eagerly awaited events, we have once again been overwhelmed by the standard of the submissions we have recieved. Unlike many other Open exhibitions, the madeinroath Open is free to enter, and again this year, the winner will be chosen by public vote.

Come along and celebrate the beginning of this years madeinroath festival at this very special event.

The image used here is entitled Early Bird, a print by our very first people’s choice winner in 2009, Jerry Hoare.

If you’d like to submit your work please contact Dai on media@madeinroath.com before Monday 8th of October.

“We are pleased to be hosting the 2018 MiR most open of all opens. A salon exhibition of wall based artworks submitted to an open call – any age, any ability, any media, no fee to enter and a public vote for the winners. The madeinroath Open is part of Everything. All At Once. At The Same Time, a series of events and exhibitions at g39″ – g39 Team

E: media@madeinroath.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/2212935662284809/

In June 2018, I graduated from the University of South Wales (BA (Hons) Art Practice) after a career in the Civil Service. My art practice incorporates time, relativity, spatial conundrums and philosophy. I work mostly in oils on canvas. My aim is for visitors to enjoy my paintings displayed within the spiritual surroundings of St Andrew’s United Reformed Church.

Viewing times are Thursday 18th to Saturday 20th 11am-5pm, and Sunday 21st ( after 2pm ) view by appointment contact Susan 07449306454 or email susanmakins@gmail.com

St Andrew’s United Reformed Church
www.standrewsurccardiff.co.uk
www.facebook.com/standrewsurc.cardiff

E: susanmakins@gmail.com  
W: http://susanakins.com

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Using line drawing and watercolour techniques this workshop gives an introduction to the art of botanical illustration. Enjoy a relaxed session exploring the community gardens, and learn to document nature through art. No experience needed!

Suitable for adults and older children.

Cardiff Artspace teaches a range of art courses and workshops for adults. With small class sizes and personalised teaching methods, students are encouraged to explore their individual styles and unique creative voice. Cardiff Artspace provides the time, space and resources to nurture creativity for all levels.

E: info@cardiffartspace.co.uk
W: https://www.cardiffartspace.co.uk

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Starting outside Roath Botanic Gardens’ Conservatory and charting the brook’s course through Roath with Roath Local History Society and Forager Michele Fitzsimmons from Edible Landscaping.

Related Events:

‘The Bloody Brook’ – Sat 20 – Sun 21 Oct
‘Picnic by the puddle’ – Sat 20 Oct
‘Roath Brook Orchestra’ – Sun 21 Oct

E: johanahartwig@yahoo.com
W: http://www.johanahartwig.co.uk

Disability Access: TBC
Family Friendly: TBC
18+: TBC

As a recent Fine Art graduate I have found myself looking at the domestic and recently focused on the mundane and often overlooked clothes peg. Fascinating imagery around the peg such as holding on and fighting with nature and washday metaphors such as don’t air your dirty washing in public which in these times have direct correlation’s to the use of the mobile phone, have led me this fun way of exploring the domestic and hopefully discovering even more interesting and revealing metaphors and ideas for future work.

Sock it to me is a request for your lonely socks (we all have them lingering in the bottoms of our drawers) and to hang them in a celebration, a salute to the individual and revelation of what we as a community wear on our feet! This is an event that the whole family can enjoy dig out your socks and a peg or two and join me in this celebration of the unsung hero – the sock….. Tell me about them, write a poem, a story, draw them, ……   we will just have fun

E: janetblackman2@gmail.com
W: http://www.janetblackman.art

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Thu 18.
2pm – 5pm, Andrew Buchan Pub, 29 Albany Rd, CF24 3LH.
8pm – 11pm, Roath Park Pub, 170 City Rd, CF24 3JE.

I often work with memories and nostalgia, my child hood was structured around my Grandma’s Bingo addiction (or battle with depression). Here, in revisiting my past alongside madeinroath. I have created the feel of a Social Club ‘Bingo Hall’, in the space fitting of the classic game. The authenticity of fixtures and fittings, interplayed with my spoken word pieces add a contemporary element of performance to bring the old fashioned British institution of Bingo and poetry together against the backdrop of the traditional pubs of Roath.

E: alan@alanwhitfield.com
W: http://www.alanwhitfield.com
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/655948574788900/

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

An exhibition of my oil paintings, mostly flowers and still life with some local scenes and figures. The venue is my home studio, a light airy space that was originally an Edwardian shop. Along with framed paintings there will be a selection of unframed works, prints and greetings cards for sale. I mostly paint from life. Light and colour are very important and artistic influences include Bonnard, William Nicholson and Winifred Nicholson. Come along and have a chat. If you’d like to visit outside these times, please email. Looking forward to meeting you.

E: lynne@lynnecartlidge.com
W: https://www.lynnecartlidge.com   
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/250810825467633/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Do you know how to care for your beloved bike? Come and learn the art of bike maintenance to get you riding safely and quickly across Cardiff and beyond. Free advice, tweaks and love for bikes of all shapes and sizes. Suitable for kids of all ages – remember to bring your bike!
The Garage of 17 Harrismith Road, CF23 5DG .

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Mary makes full use of her BA Hons Art Education degree by using a variety of materials, though predominantly clay. Large heads represent people from the Bible, and abstract paintings have modern symbolisms of the themes of Christianity. Mary has also recently produced pots and plates. There is an art gallery, and an exhibition. She has sculptures in Canterbury, London, Mid Wales, Texas and Ghana.

E: m.dewey123@ntlworld.com

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: No
18+: Yes

Watch-Africa’s ‘Wales-Africa Film Club’ was set up as an informal group interested in watching, exploring and getting involved in African film. The club is part of Watch-Africa Film Festival https://watch-africa.co.uk/

We are developing an African film club, an informal community of people interested in watching, exploring and getting involved in African film. The club which is part of Watch-Africa will use under served locations for screenings, especially BAME communities. Films related to Africa and those made by African filmmakers hardly reach everyone, we want to expand the reach of African films beyond independent cinemas. This screening kickstarts the club in Cardiff, to see and discuss the role of art in political activism, in this context looking at Burkina Faso and how art has shaped the political landscape of the country. We will be joined by artist and filmmakers from Burkina Faso and Gavin Porter for Q&A.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/burkinabe-rising-tickets-48821637833

E: enquiries@watch-africa.co.uk
W: https://watch-africa.co.uk/ 
FB: https://www.facebook.com/WAFFWales/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: No
18+: No

Memory Reimagining’s of Geographical Locations / Online Thread Monologue on Diversity Within The Arts      

Come and close your eyes. You might just find yourselves someplace else…
Join us for an experiment in vocal exercises triggering your own visual imagination.
You might just surprise yourself!
Join us afterwards for HOT TAKE – A Performance Thread Concerning Welsh Diversity in Arts

Brace yourself…

Inspired by recent events within Wales, this comment thread monologue is an intense, insightful & balanced look at the diversity conversation happening in the arts sector.

Post show talk after the show.

Free, donations welcome.

E: weepingtudor@yahoo.com
W: https://www.facebook.com/weepingtudor/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/2070454309937153/?active_tab=about

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: No
18+: Yes

Hi there! I’m an an illustrator from Cardiff. I love to draw.

‘What Roath Means To Me’ is a series of prints exploring the highlights of Roath in a fun and quirky way, I’ve lived in Cardiff all my life and always loved visiting the terrapins in the Roath Park Conservatory, or running the gauntlet that is Death Junction! These prints are fun for the whole family, and if you like my illustrations make sure to take lots of photos and share with me on Instagram – @garethbrownillustration.

E: hello@gareth-brown.com
W: http://www.gareth-brown.com

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

How social is social media?

I am currently a Fine Art Masters student at Cardiff Metropolitan University, who is interested in the internet and social media. My work focuses on information that is passed from screen to screen, and the emotional impact this can have on internet users.

My video piece is suitable for all ages, although it is mostly aimed at teenagers and young people that have grown up while surrounded by technology and the internet.

E: abigailfrancespreece@gmail.com
W: http://abbeypreece.co.uk

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

We are a mother (Kathryn) and daughter (Maeve), 5th and 4th generation Roath locals respectively. Our family, from parents with babies in prams to the very elderly, have always enjoyed park wandering. Our installation is a memorial to what’s been lost and the damage to the environment and the community. But it’s also an opportunity to reframe – and celebrate the trees and the beautiful parks.

Lead artist Maeve is a sculptor who has recently been working mainly with ice. Kathryn works with mixed media. We had been working independently on tree-centric pieces when this idea began.

(Ice melts! – and the work will change a little over the period of the festival)

E: maevecurtisart@gmail.com
W: https://www.facebook.com/Maeve-Curtis-Artist

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Mobile Tie Dye workshop, travelling around Roath to share skills that transform those unloved and forgotten clothes into something you want to wear again! Bring along your own Tshirt for treatment!

Find the Tie Dye caravan:

Fri 19, 10am – 1pm:
Trinity Centre, Elms Road / Piercefield Place, CF24 1LE.
Disability Access: Yes

Sat 20 midday – 5pm:
Roath Yard, St Peters Street, CF24 3DH.
Disability Access: No

Sun 21 11am – 5pm:
Kelvin Road/Ninian Road junction, CF23 5EL.
Disability Access: No

Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

An exhibition of photographs of the dogs and dog-walkers of Roath Mill Gardens, taken in the Summer of 2018 by local photographer – and fellow dog-walker – Betina Skovbro. Kindly sponsored with dog leads by The Dogs Trust.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

You are warmly invited to this years Open exhibition. The Open has been a feature of Made in Roath since the first festival in 2009. Now ten years on we are delighted to be holding this years Open in g39.

One of our most popular and eagerly awaited events, we have once again been overwhelmed by the standard of the submissions we have recieved. Unlike many other Open exhibitions, the madeinroath Open is free to enter, and again this year, the winner will be chosen by public vote.

Come along and celebrate the beginning of this years madeinroath festival at this very special event.

The image used here is entitled Early Bird, a print by our very first people’s choice winner in 2009, Jerry Hoare.

If you’d like to submit your work please contact Dai on media@madeinroath.com before Monday 8th of October.

“We are pleased to be hosting the 2018 MiR most open of all opens. A salon exhibition of wall based artworks submitted to an open call – any age, any ability, any media, no fee to enter and a public vote for the winners. The madeinroath Open is part of Everything. All At Once. At The Same Time, a series of events and exhibitions at g39″ – g39 Team

E: media@madeinroath.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/2212935662284809/

Make a statement, ask a question or simply put some words together with printmaker Alex Goodman.

Beth all eiriau wneud?
Beth allwch chi wneud gyda geiriau?
Beth all eiriau wneud i chi?

Yn rhan o madeinroath 2018 cyflwynwn – Pick Your Own – yn y gweithdy argraffu dros dro yn 1a Inverness Place. Gwahoddwn chi i ddewis eich geiriau eich hunain a’u hargraffu mewn unrhyw iaith y gallech chi greu gyda’r llythrenau y dewiswch.
Gan ddefnyddio ein blociau unigryw gallech chi greu barddoniaeth, maniffesto, datganiad i diolch neu draethu.
Dewch i arbrofi beth all iaith wneud i chi, a beth allwch chi wneud gyda iaith.
Byddwn yn defnyddio eich geiriau mewn posteri ac yn eu harddangos ar draws y dref.

What can words do?
What can you do with words?
What can words do for you?
Call in to the temporary print workshop at 1a Inverness Place, Roath where you are invited to pick your own words and print them, in whatever language our wooden letters can spell. Using a custom made set of letter blocks you can conjure poetry, craft a manifesto, pronounce, declare, thank or exclaim!
Come and explore what language can do for you and what you can do with language. Your words will be used as posters and displayed at 1a, and around Roath.

Fri 19 – Sat 20 11am -5pm. Sun 21 – 11am – 4pm.

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Ben Ewart-Dean

A 15 minute-long experimental sound documentary exploring the community aspect of that curiously British phenomenon, the allotment. All sounds and interviews recorded on location at the Lady Mary Allotments in Lakeside.

W: http://benewartdean.co.uk

Sound piece – https://soundcloud.com/ben-ewart-dean/allotment-sound-piece

Disability Access: No
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: No

Opening – Wed 17 from 7pm to 10pm.

Taking inspiration from independent art schools, studio groups and peer led activity, g39’s UNITe season transforms the exhibition venue into a busy artist studio complex and hub for creative research, training and collaboration. Presented in Spit and Sawdust is a group exhibition, featuring some of the work from this year’s cohort.

Edita Atmaja, Aled Simons, Dai Howell & Kate Mercer, Lydia Meehan, James Cocks, Claire Prosser, Florence Moon, Helen Malia, Clare Charles, Ellie Young, Laura Welsman, Hannah Morris, Lauren Heckler

E: clare@madeinroath.com
W: https://www.facebook.com/spitandsawdust/

Disability Access: Yes
Family Friendly: Yes
18+: Yes