Art in Wales
Arts Calendar lists 88 exhibitions at 37 venues in Wales. Ceredigion has the most, with 10.
Exhibitions on these days
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Opens Sat 16 Jan
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Closes Sun 3 Jan
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Closes Sun 3 Jan
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Closes Sun 3 Jan
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Closes Sun 3 Jan
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Closes Sun 3 Jan
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Closes Sat 9 Jan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
Exhibition
Turner House Open Exhibition 2026: Transparency
The Turner House, Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
Exhibition
Printmakers in Focus: Dela Anderson & Jasmine Violet
Ruthin Craft Centre, Ruthin, Denbighshire
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
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Closes Sun 10 Jan
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Closes Sun 17 Jan
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Closes Sun 17 Jan
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Closes Sat 30 Jan
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Until 13 Feb 2027
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Until 14 Feb 2027
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Until 27 Feb 2027
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Until 27 Feb 2027
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Until 28 Feb 2027
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Until 3 Mar 2027
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Until 4 Apr 2027
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Until 10 Apr 2027
Everything listed in Wales
Exhibitions 88
- Black and White Photography Show 2026
- Charlotte Hodes: Women Portraits: Trades and Professions
- Gypsy Girls
- Mary Griffiths
- Mary Lloyd Jones: Layers
- Maxime Voidy: Locals Only
- Rose Tanner: Paintings on Postcards
- Sara Lleucu: Haenau’r Tir
- The Experimentalists
- Éléonore False: Drawing a Thread
- STORIEL Open Art 2027
- Agored/Open 2026
- Canvas and Clay
- Rosa Harradine
- Winter Exhibition
- Alex Brown: Solo Show 2026
- Despite Invisibilities, Women Photographers are Record-Keepers
- Ffasiwn
- In Between Edges
- Katel Delia: The Last Breath
- Mirrors, Windows, Portals
- More to Life
- On hold on
- Silence in the Dream of a Language That Cannot Hold Us
- Bywyd Llonydd / Still Life
- Sownd: Short Film
- Royal Photographic Society Documentary Photography Awards 2025
- Colin See-Paynton: Here’s the Proof!
- Seren Bell: Longing
- Bananas
- Modern Relics
- Portal 2026: Graduate Exhibition
- Open Show 2026
- Peter Morgan: Wild Atlantic Way
- Adam Taylor & Matthew Wood
- Christmas Mixed Exhibition & Barbara Winrow
- Ffocws #9
- Jonathan Baldock: Held
- Martin Llewellyn: New Works
- On Making Sownd
- Vivienne Williams: New Works
- The Wild Men of Arenig
- Andrea Mosey & Paula Cutler
- Paintings from the Music Room
- People and Places
- The Charles Tunnicliffe Collection
- Anna Pritchard: Eryri Placename Throws
- Julia Wilson: Nature, Animals and More
- Photography Exhibition
- Sarah Jones: Connecting with the Landscape
- Simon O’Rourke: Boxes
- Tabernacle Collection
- Aberfan 60: The Days After
- Amdoi
- Chwedlau Hen, Chwedlau Newydd
- The Grey Man: Stories In Paint
- Francesca Odell: Coping With and Enjoying Life
- Turner House Open Exhibition 2026: Transparency
- John Thomson: Animal + Vegetable = Mineral
- Bukunmi Oyewole: Living on the Edge
- Manifest
- Remembering Duncan Edwards
- Anna Falcini: reimagining Gwen John: soft tissue
- Jonah Evans: Patterns in Nature and Legends
- Luned Rhys Parri
- Mixed Show
- An Unquiet Conversation
- From Other Lands
- Hannah Gibson: Retail Showcase
- Lottie Venn: Ceramic Portal
- Printmakers in Focus: Dela Anderson & Jasmine Violet
- Stories We Tell
- TonRaum
- Drawn to the Sound
- Helen Chadwick: Body and Landscape
- Sister Shores
- Alfred Janes, Maker of Pictures
- Heaven in the Ground
- Neighbours: Borders, Bodies, Belonging
- Paula Pedrosa: The Living Nature of the Stone-dead
- Peter Finnemore: Silvers of Space
- Richard Billingham: Public Spaces
- Tailing Amok
- Tracy Harris: More Than the Land Remembers
- Wakelin Award 2026: Hannah Walters
- Anthony Shapland: MURMUR
- Freely Chosen: Recent moments captured by Wrexham Playworkers
- The Tŷ Pawb Open 2026
Areas in Wales
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