Art Tea Cake

02/11/2024

Mae celf seramegydd Audrey Rchardson yn bod yn dangos yng Nghanolfan Llwynihirion.

17/08/2024

How can we keep ideas fizzing when we're canned in a system that's so rigid? Art tea cakers may take heart from the likes of which is a mycelium for the mind.

04/08/2024

18/06/2024

at Codi, Newport/Trefdraeth, Pembs/Sir Benfro.

02/06/2024

Flora McLachlan's etching, The Green Chapel. Some of her gorgeously quirky work is on view at Art Tea Cake, Canolfan Llewynihirion Brynberian. Beautiful, mysterious, dynamic, poetic... come along and make up your own adjectives. Today is the last day, open 11 - 5, tea coffee home-made cakes, terrace, Preseli views: it's going to be hot! Dewch i weld, blasu a mwynhau!

02/06/2024

Two beautiful little pictures by flanking one of the oils on show by and a ceramic bowl by at Art Tea Cake in . Come and set yourself free in these artists' imaginations. Today is the last day of this year's show, open from 11 - 5. Dewch chi mewn!

02/06/2024

One of the lovely photo prints on show by . Come over and see the rest of the work in Art Tea Cake at before it closes at 5pm today. The tea, coffee and home-made cakes in the pop-up cafe, are pretty wonderful too. Not forgetting the terrace and the pollinator-friendly community garden, with views of the Preselis. Let's hope the weather holds!

02/06/2024

Today is the last day of . It's been a very good show: come over if you can.

02/06/2024

Last chance to see and buy cards and art and tea and cake from .

02/06/2024

Last chance to see and buy: ,

29/05/2024

Siobhan Wooster's installation invites you to create your own story about it. As yet untitled, it's a mysterious piece consisting of concentric. The two outermost circles each have 13 nodes (the inner one of different plants planted in ceramic bowls, the outer one of small felt cups grouped in threes), and these two circles are linked by threads to the plants as in the spokes of a wheel, or nerves. The outer circles surround a shallow iron bowl (adapted from a fire pit), standing on a flat, circular, glass plate. The bowl contains water and a rock. Siobhan's love of the eternal feminine in the way the Earth rotates, and in the influences of the phases of the moon as it goes around the Earth, may speak to a place in our psyches even as we rush about dealing with practical problems and getting stressed by the terrible state of the world. Is she asking you to let this arrangement of objects open your imagination to something deeper and more enduring and which, by referring to plants and water, and by being on the floor, is ultimately grounding? Whatever it means to you, the piece is for all of us, and it's not for sale.