Oriel Sycharth Gallery

10/10/2017

ARTIST OF THE DAY

Seiza Friedrich is the Turner of the , we love her work & get totally lost in 'Chaos' everyday!

09/10/2017

CARBON---------SILICON

Where are you?

Come along and explore art, science and curious places where they meet, in our multi-media Carbon Meets Silicon Exhibition, open weekdays 10 'till 4 throughout the autumn.
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13/09/2017

09/09/2017

It's getting exciting now ... only 2 days to go until the launch of the Carbon Meets Silicon '17 - Symposium and Exhibition!

Join us for our launch at 6.00pm on Monday 11th, comment below to reserve your seats for our free public lecture with Andy Miah at 5.30pm on Tuesday 12th, or buy a ticket for a full day of discussion, performance and demonstration with all of our contributors kicking off at 10.00am on Tuesday morning.

Follow the event link for more info☝️

Andy Miah is Chair of Ethics and Emerging Technologies and Director of the Creative Futures Institute at the University of the West of Scotland. He holds deg...

29/08/2017

A selection of images from our current exhibition, featuring final year work by MA Art Practice and MA Design Practice students from Wrexham Glyndwr University's School of Creative Arts. The exhibition ends this Friday, 1 September 2017.

28/08/2017

This time two weeks today we will be celebrating the launch of the Carbon Meets Silicon '17 - Symposium and Exhibition, exploring the relationship between art and science with performers, technologists and artists from around the world.

We'd love you to join us for our lanch event for free, and to enjoy a day packed full of talks, discussions and demonstrations with an amazing line up, buy your symposium tickets now >>> https://goo.gl/ATkPEM

12/01/2017

More information about the new exhibition Poundshop Logic:
https://www.glyndwr.ac.uk/OrielSycharthGallery/Exhibitions/CurrentExhibitions/PoundshopLogic/

In Pound Shop Logic, Mayman and Jones present a sculptural installation that recalls a stage set or festival site; a world of shifting scale, pulsating colour, hallucinatory landscape, and cult ritual.

12/01/2017

NEW EXHIBITION: Poundshop Logic by Guy Mayman and Paul R Jones - a sculptural installation. Private View Monday 16th January 4-6pm. Oriel Sycharth Gallery.

11/11/2016

Registration open for Saturday 19 November Confererence to accompany Curious Travellers Exhbition at Glyndwr University. Details below:

07/10/2016

PRIVATE VIEW: Join us on Monday 10 October 5-7pm for the opening of Curious Travellers: Movement, Landscape, Art. Here is a list of the events taking place during the exhibiton...

29/09/2016

CURIOUS TRAVELLERS: MOVEMENT, LANDSCAPE, ART

Oriel Sycharth, 10 October – 16 December 2016

Exhibition exploring responses to travel in North Wales over 250 years

“I beg to be considered not as a Topographer but as a curious traveller willing
to collect all that a traveller may be supposed to do in his voyage; I am the first
that attempted travels at home, therefore earnestly wish for accuracy.”

Thomas Pennant, May 1773.

This exhibition presents a range of responses to the writings of the Flintshire travel writer Thomas Pennant (1726-1798), whose Tours of both Wales and Scotland ignited public interest in the ‘peripheries’ of Britain. A diverse and exciting range of contemporary Welsh artists, working in various media from paint and etching to film and sound, revisit and reimagine Pennant’s words and places from C21st perspectives.

‘Curious Travellers: Movement, Landscape, Art’ is linked to a major AHRC-funded research project run by the University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies and Glasgow University. The project opens a window onto the vivid and often entertaining accounts of the visitors who headed for the edges of the British Isles in search of the primitive, the picturesque and the sublime – and often found the foreign, and the unsettling, surprisingly close to home.

This exhibition is accompanied by a series of events (including poetry readings, artists’ talks, and a storytelling evening) all held within the gallery. Free to attend.

www.curioustravellers.ac.uk

27/06/2016

The next Gallery exhibition begins on 6 July and runs till 22 July. It is an exhibition of Glyndwr University MA students work and is called Thyme, Forget-Me-Not & Impatiens
www.glyndwr.ac.uk/OrielSycharthGallery/Exhibitions/FutureExhibitions/ThymeForget-Me-NotImpatiens/