Greenspace Gallery in Carmarthen supporting Age Cymru Sir Gar


Greenspace Gallery is supporting Age Cymru Sir Gâr this March.
The Carmarthen gallery is hosting an exhibition until March 26, called “Painting our Mother”.
It is all about recognising our relationships with our mothers.
Local professional artists and students of art have all submitted paintings/artworks of their mothers in a variety of mediums.
Exhibitors have paid a free to have their artwork displayed and Dorothy Morris, owner of the gallery is donating the fee to Age Cymru Sir Gâr for the charity to continue to support older people throughout Carmarthenshire.
The Greenspace gallery is situated at 30 King Street, Carmarthen.
Ann Dymock, chief officer of Age Cymru Sir Gâr, who attended the gallery to accept the donation said, “It's wonderful that creative local businesses such as the Greenspace Gallery support local charities such as ours. Relationships with the commercial sector can be so beneficial to the people we support and rewarding for the company involved and what better way to be supported than to be invited to such a wonderful event and seeing such talent displayed, talent which will continue into older age.”

Greenspace Gallery, 30 King Street, Carmarthen. SA31 1BS
www.dorothymorris.co.uk

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