Making the Ancient Contemporary
Annwfn Gallery is an artist-led, family-run space in the heart of Wales.
Annwfn (pronounced AN-oof-uhn) translates to “the very deep,” and that’s what this space is about: art that explores the absolute deepest parts of the human experience. Work that’s honest, thoughtful, strange, beautiful, or hard to explain.
Resident Artists
Annabelle Aston
In Annabelle's work, figures appear with awkward grace, tender, naive, and often...
Guest Artists
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Flora McLachlan
In etching, the copper plate enters into the mordant as into a...
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Faye Eleanor Woods
Faye Eleanor Woods sensual paintings act as a love letter to her...
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Luke Hannam
My practice bridges the gap between modernism and post modernism. It is...
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Linda Meli
After many years as a graphic designer and illustrator, Linda Meli (*1991)...
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Daniel MacCarthy
Working primarily in painting Daniel MacCarthy (1986 Oxford) uses ambiguous figurative scenes...
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Rosie McLachlan
My ceramic works are wood fired over 4 days and nights in...
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Beth Flynn
Beth Flynn’s interdisciplinary practice explores connections between body, landscape, and sensory experience...
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Elham Hemmat
In this work, I explore how meaning emerges through our encounters with...
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Tessa Waite
My drawings emerge from lying down on the ground, this has been...
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Richard Bartle
My work is inspired by the landscape at our feet: the natural...
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Dottie-May Aston
With a contemporary sensibility, Dottie-may Aston, b.2000, paints timeless fables. Presenting gagged...
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Julian Claxton
pryddywyrd is an ongoing project by Julian Claxton started in 2023. Firmly...
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Katy Purrington
Flowers, like human faces, are symmetrical, expressive, and fragile. I’m drawn to...
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Marie-Claire Hamon
The figure in my paintings is a universal figure, human at its...
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Sue Hiley Harris
The works shown here are part of a series Weaving Unearthed which...
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Sarah Reason-Jones
The slow and repetitive nature of hand stitching becomes a meditative journey...