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Reflections on an Island Utopia: Ben Lloyd
Amy Grandvoinet reflects on the opening night of Ben Lloyd’s Gwales exhibition at the Arts Centre in Aberystwyth.
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National Theatre Wales Funding Axed
Arts Council of Wales reveal the decisions from their first investment review in eight years, and Wales' English language National Theatre is the…
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Gwen John: Art and Life in London and Paris
Gary Raymond looks at Gwen John: Art and Life in London and Paris, a new illustrated biography by Alicia Foster.
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On Building a “Cultural Forum”
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Announcement: New Collaboration for Wales Arts Review
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Steel, Mud and Regeneration: Salvaging Identity in Post-Devolution South Wales
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Dreamwork: the art and fiction of Wales’ speculative political imagination
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That Really Did Happen: Wales Trounce Australia.
Continuing our series of vignettes on the action as it unfolds, Peter Florence gives a snapshot response to a game that will live long in the memory.
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The Wales Window of Alabama
On the 60th anniversary of the bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, Cerith Mathias retraces the story of the Wales…
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A new future is needed for magazines in Wales.
Gary Raymond offers a solution to the dire funding model of English language magazines in Wales.
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Reviews Wednesday: Anfamol, Ainadamar, and John Barnie
Catch up with our latest reviews in TV, opera, and literature.
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"Art reminds us of our humanity."
Taking a break from her role as Nuria in Welsh National Opera's production of Ainadamar, Soprano Julieth Lozano Rolong answers our artist Q&A.
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Welsh Music Prize 2023 Nominees Announced
The Welsh Music Prize has announced an exciting line-up for the 2023 Award, ahead of the ceremony this October.
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"Writing is who I am."
Novelist Carole Burns answers the Wales Arts Review artist Q&A and discusses her latest book, The Same Country (Legend Press).
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