Craig Taylor
Llangaffo
From Pentre Berw to Llangaffo on the B4419, as you enter the village take the first right into Stad Treaserth, the bungalow is the second on the right as you turn in. Studio is through the garage.
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.
Sat 1 Apr 11am - 5pm | Sun 2 Apr 11am - 5pm | Mon 3 Apr 11am - 5pm | Tue 4 Apr Closed | Wed 5 Apr Closed | Thu 6 Apr Closed | Fri 7 Apr 11am - 5pm |
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Mon 3 Apr 11am - 5pm | Tue 4 Apr Closed |
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Fri 7 Apr 11am - 5pm | Sat 8 Apr 11am - 5pm |
Sun 9 Apr Closed | Mon 10 Apr 11am - 5pm |
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Sat 15 Apr 11am - 5pm | Sun 16 Apr 11am - 5pm |
After running an art gallery for 9 years, I have allowed myself the chance to play. Daily beachcombing offers endless possibilities. I use sea-worn slate, rusty metal, china fragments, resulting in sculpture, mosaic and animation PLUS an installation inspired by the demolition in 2012 of boatmen’s sheds at Gallows Point, Beaumaris.
The Bridge/Y Bont is a new one-act opera from Edward Wright and Marian Bryfdir which explores the nuances of living with dementia for both the individual and those around them: the highs, the lows, and the many unlikely in-betweens.