Exhibition

AR Y FFRÂM: Great Vine

Tim Foxon

15/04/26 - 07/07/26

Inflatable swimming pool leaves and purple beach balls hang from the ceiling, arranged to resemble a cluster of grapes still clinging to the vine. Fully inflated, the grapes look ripe and juicy for the picking, but as the exhibition progresses, the air could seep out. The synthetic "fruit" may begin to wrinkle and shrivel, mimicking the life cycle of something much more natural and organic.

Y WAL: 'No look' drawings

Tim Foxon

15/04/26 - 07/07/26

A ‘no look’ portrait involves drawing someone or something, without glancing at the paper until the piece is finished. By focusing solely on the subject, you have to trust your sense of space and hope that the marks on the page capture what you see. The process is quick and instinctive, taking too long risks losing direction, as there's no way to check if the drawing has gone off course. Lines need to be made swiftly and confidently, with the hope that each mark lands where it should. Due to this approach, the drawings are unique and almost impossible to replicate.

Y WAL: Sonimod

Tim Foxon

15/04/26 - 07/07/26

Over 10,000 dominoes cover the wall, each carefully placed so that no matching colours touch. The wall takes on the appearance of a pixelated television screen, its tiny rectangles scrambled as if the colours once made up an image that actually made sense.

ORIEL CAFFI: 'No look' drawings Clwb Creu

Tim Foxon and Clwb Creu children

15/04/26 - 07/07/26

The aim of the workshop was to challenge local children to try their own ‘no look’ drawings. We began with simple shapes and letters in sketchbooks to get a feel for the technique before moving on to objects such as toys and parts of the body. As the session progressed, the children grew more confident in their work and developed a better sense of how to navigate a page without looking. To finish, we drew each other and then worked in pairs to create our final 'no look' portraits, which they then decorated and added final details to (while looking).

SAFLE CELF: Atgofion

Coleg Menai

18/04/2026 - 16/05/2026

This is a collection of work by nine artists exploring ideas of place, memory, form, and texture. A wide range of media is used, including clay, photography, recycled materials, and digital techniques.

The artists featured are: Adam Nelson, Caron Bebbington, Sophie Doig, Lois Foulkes, Ruth Hunt, Nan Jones, Arwen Long, Moli Prendergast, and Emily Williams