Past exhibitions
From The Beacons To The Sea
This was a selling exhibition of ceramics from the South Wales Potters Group who responded to the theme From The Beacons to The Sea, and artwork from Swansea Print Workshop Collective.
The potters were:
Liz Andrews ~ Jane Blair ~ Dan Boyle ~ Jason Braham ~ Kim Colebrook ~ Matt Jones ~ Angela Hathway ~ Chris Heneghan ~ Lindy Martin ~ Rachel Padley ~ Pauline Paterson ~ Jane Rees Parfitt ~ William Rolls ~ Carole Spackman ~ Claire Spencer Jones
The printmakers were:
Lynne Bebb ~ Alan Figg ~ Dhyana Fritsche ~ Anne Gullick ~ Yvonne Hills ~ Vicki James ~ Robert MacDonald ~ David LaGrange ~ Carol Lawrence ~ Lesley Lillywhite ~ Pat Lowe ~ Ruth Parmiter ~ Sally Price ~ Kelly Rees ~ Viv Rhule ~ Al Roberts ~ Kara Seaman ~ Judith Stroud
Canalworks by Penny Hallas
5th October – 11th November 2018
Centred mainly on a section of the Brecon and Monmouthshire canal in and around Llangattock, this exhibition explored both natural processes and human activity over time with drawings, paintings, video and sculptural elements.
7th – 30th September 2018
An exhibition of shortlisted artwork by local children who entered the PromArt competition. Their work responded to Prokofiev's Peter & the Wolf. The exhibition also included pictures by print maker Victoria Keeble, and mixed media artist Roger Luxton.
28th June – 2nd September 2018
An exhibition celebrating the photographic career of this renowned Motorsport photographer – a career which spans 45 years. Maurice concentrated on Rallying, covering a record-breaking 449 WRC (World Rally Championship) rallies worldwide. This exhibition aims to capture the thrills, colour and atmosphere of this exciting sport.
28th May – 24th June 2018
Developed by digital artists Tim Pickup and Nicola Schauerman, known as Genetic Moo, Microworld Brecon was an immersive room full of generative and some interactive art. As 'Microworld Brecon' The Andrew Lamont Gallery was a dynamic space filled with digital projections programmed by local children and adults at workshops with the artists held during the first week of the exhibition as well as the generative and interactive work designed by the artists.
Genetic Moo won the Founder’s Award of the Lumen Prize for Digital Art in 2013 and have been working with Lumen on shows around the world ever since. Lumen, founded in Llangasty, Brecon, has helped sponsor this show, along with The Usk Valley Trust.
Vulgar Earth
14th April – 20th May 2018
An Artists Collective who used painting, sculpture and installation with a passion and intensity, to re awaken realisations of the direction humanity has taken. See this Virtual Tour of the exhibition:
Abstract Edge
3rd March – 8th April 2018
To coincide with Brecon Women’s Festival 2018 we welcomed Abstract Edge in March and April for an exhibition of mainly women artists, showing a mix of semi-abstract and purely abstract paintings; painting at the edge of abstraction. See this Virtual Tour of the exhibition: