Open studios

Oriel Môn is Anglesey’s premier purpose built museum and art gallery. For its artistic audience, the Oriel offers a dynamic programme of creative exhibitions from all art forms, displaying the works of established artists and young talents alike.

Open throughout the year.

I am self taught and enjoy experimenting with colour. As a child I grew up by Parys Mountain which sparked my artistic flair for landscape, nature and colour. I work mostly with acrylics but enjoy discovering other
mediums.

Open all year around by prior appointment.

I create figures in clay and in papier mäché and a mixture of the two. The clay figures are fired with non-realistic glazes, sometimes in a raku kiln. I also dig clay locally and produce more experimental work.

Open all year around by prior appointment.

Presenting installations, performances and
explorations of limestone and limestone powder in its many forms. Mari Rose Pritchard and Julie Upmeyer presents ‘Void Fraction’, an ongoing investigation
of permeability and deep time. See our website for
performance times.

Open all year around by prior appointment.

Georgina Rambton paints large scale contemporary plant portraits in watercolour/gouache and acrylic. Her career spans 40 years, as a lecturer and a designer. Her work is exhibited internationally as well as locally.

Open throughout the year by prior appointment.

Come and visit my etching studio to see how the images are created and printed from copper and zinc plates.

Open throughout the year by prior appointment.

Peter Read makes colourful giclée prints to cheer himself up. He has been working on this for ten years and a selection of his best efforts will be on display. Peter is inspired by Paul Klee and John Craxton.

Exhibiting artists/makers: Jo Alexander (2D mixed
media), Maggie Evans (basketry), Lillemor Latham
(stoneware ceramics), and Lydia Latham (hand carved
woodenware). Demonstrations of work practice.

Open all year around by prior appointment.

Dottie-May’s sculptures and paintings symbolise
personal themes through motifs of natural curiosities
and the female figure. Jonathan’s work explores nature,
memory, and perception through abstract oil paintings.

The work I produce is based around my involvement
and interest in the agricultural and rural sector.
Inspired by the work, life, people, places and animals related to this way of life. I work mainly in oils.

Open throughout the year by prior appointment.

Visually inspired by the Anglesey coastline and broken shells, I create ceramic sculptures that reflect our journey through life, resonating the strength and fragility that is within us.

Due to unforseen circumstances I will not be able to open on the 1st of April.

Open throughout the year by prior appointment.

Inspired by her faith and the colour and textures in the landscape, trees and seascapes around Anglesey. Painting in a wide variety of media including silk, watercolours, pastels, acrylic and batik. Running classes and clubs weekly, workshops available to book.

Open throughout the year by prior appointment.

Craig Taylor paints wildlife subjects (particularly birds) in a realistic style. He uses Acrylic, Oil, Watercolour and Gouache. He is a lifelong birdwatcher and a full member of the Association of Animal Artists.

Offering temporary art exhibitions from local artists and photographers with art for sale.  Artisan displays in the hotel’s gift shop complements each exhibition.

I’m a potter who makes colourful pots and plates to use at the dinner table. I enjoy the unpredictability of the firing process, where the lack of complete control in the transformation of the clay and the glazes brings a liveliness to the piece.

Open all year around by prior appointment.