Latest news from Oriel Myrddin Gallery - The Dark Side of Victorian Carmarthen


Latest news from Oriel Myrddin Gallery - The Dark Side of Victorian Carmarthen -

Anthony Rhys
Drwg-enwog: Ochr Dywyll Caerfyrddin yn Oes Fictoria
Notorious: The Dark Side of Victorian Carmarthen
9 Ionawr // January - 12 Mawrth // March 2016



AGORIAD YR ARDDANGOSFA NOS SADWRN 9 IONAWR 6–8PM
Agorir gan Jane Davies, Uwch Reolwr Gwasanaethau Diwylliannol, Cyngor Sir Gâr.
Wedyn crwydro tafarnau ‘Drwg-enwog’ Caerfyrddin, dan arweiniad yr artist Anthony Rhys.
EXHIBITION OPENING ON SATURDAY 9 JANUARY 6–8PM
To be opened by Jane Davies, Senior Cultural Services Manager, Carmarthenshire County Council.
Followed by a ‘Notorious’ Carmarthen pub crawl, led by artist Anthony Rhys.



Cyfres Y Rhes Gefn // Back Wall Series: Hywel Edwards
9 Ionawr // January - 12 Mawrth // March 2016


Artist o Gaerfyrddin, Hywel Edwards yw’r diweddaraf i fod yn rhan o Cyfres Y Rhes Gefn yn Oriel Myrddin sy’n rhoi sylw i artistiaid Cymreig.
Bydd y gwaith ar werth. Drwy brynu gwaith celf, rydych yn cefnogi arlunydd/artist unigol. Rydych hefyd yn helpu Oriel Myrddin i fod yn fwy cynaliadwy yn ariannol.
Carmarthen artist, Hywel Edwards is the latest in our series of Welsh artists featured in ourBack Wall Series in the gallery shop.
All work is for sale. By purchasing artwork you are supporting an individual artist. You are also helping Oriel Myrddin become more financially sustainable. Collectorplan (interest free purchase scheme) is available.


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Church Lane, Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire SA31 1LH
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