Members’ profiles
Deborah Ash graduated from Edinburgh College of Art & went on to become a Concept Artist for a virtual reality game company in the US. She works with a variety of media, such as printmaking, pyrography & digital art.
Open all year by appointment
I am a multi-disciplinary artist, making art which embodies highly personal themes and socio-political comment, grown organically through the process of making.
Rating Row
AgeWell Artists from Llangefni and Amlwch, all 50+ (or more!), who work in a wide variety of media and styles. Painting mainly for pleasure, many successfully sell work, take commissions and have won at local Eisteddfodau.
Llangoed
This event has been postponed due to weather.
The Sculpture Trail presents installations,
performances and sculpture around the Aberlleiniog
motte and bailey castle, throughout the woodlands
and at Lleiniog beach.
Caim
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.
Llanddona
I paint Marine and Landscapes in oil and acrylics. I attended Ealing College of Art in London. My work has been exhibited in London galleries. I now live on Anglesey. I am inspired by the history of famous shipwrecks, landmarks and the coastline around the Island.
We are a sharing, caring group of artists and crafters who retail via a cafe/shop in Dulas. As such we have a diverse range of crafted items on display. Our café acts as a community hub for drop in art workshops and as a social venue for carers to gather. Open all year.
3 Lôn Foel Graig
Beautiful well-crafted textiles goods, swapping resources to reduce and reuse materials. Annie’s bags, purses, jewellery bags and spectacle cases are colour co-ordinated and lined. Angela’s work includes textile brooches, cards, embellished Victorian gift cones, wall hangings and collages.
I hand make antique and vintage sterling silver spoon rings, using hand tools, and shaping from cold. The silver spoon ring dates back to the 17th century when servants were known to steal a silver spoon from the manor house where they worked to fashion it into a wedding ring!
Shepherd's Hill
Whilst primarily abstract, my work is also representational of Anglesey and North Wales. I love the light, big sky and sea and I hope I reflect this in my paintings whether large or small. My work is evolving year on year and I do have so much fun.
Open throughout the year by prior appointment.
Resident artists Zara Kimbley-Henry, John Kimbley-Henry, Dylan Roberts, Petra Micklethwaite, Pat Mowll, Helen Worthington. A collection of original artworks by local artists, supported by two new solo exhibitions each month. Plus picture framing.
2 Market Street
Artisan Studio is an independent outlet on the North coast of Anglesey specialising in local art, craft and produce as well as supplies suitable for all ages or abilities.
Open throughout the year
The Gallery is home to Artism UK supporting artists on the autistic spectrum. The Exhibition for the Open Studios will be our 6th annual open show. We have also invited several local artists to exhibit this year to. promote inclusiveness
Open throughout the year by prior appointment.
ARTWAVES is artist, Alison Englefield and film maker, Clare Calder-Marshall. Both artists respond to the immediate environment, past and present.
Inspiration: carved slate gravestones and history; application: mixed media on canvas, collage and prints. Beach combed findings: slate/metal/china, result in sculpture, photography and animation.
I graduated in Fine Art Printmaking, but recently became interested in mosaic work. I was ararded a grant by the Arts Council of Wales to attend a mosaic course at Ravenna, Italy. I like the rhythm mosaic creates, and how the spacing and reflection of light affects the work.