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Based in the heart of Cardiff Bay, BHAC is a unique, innovative scheme. Our work, which began in 1987, involves local people in collaboration with professional researchers, artists and media workers. People's histories, together with cultural democracy, are the backbone of our work. BHAC collects, preserves, copies and utilises oral histories, old photographs and other documents; organises community education courses and works with schools and community groups. Our goals include the following: - to ensure that the social and cultural history of Cardiff Docklands, one of Britain's most famous communities, is carefully collected and preserved for posterity. - to collect and preserve this history with the active involvement of local residents - to creatively use visual arts and media arts to produce educational materials, exhibitions and programmes based on our archive that are interesting and accessible to a broad audience - to contribute to multi-cultural and multi-racial awareness - to help people from inner-city Cardiff acquire education and training that will allow them to participate meaningfully in the new Cardiff docklands - to facilitate positive interaction, based on understanding and respect, between the old and new communities of Cardiff Bay – through courses, exhibitions, publications and other activities to create a Bay People's Museum & Arts Centre as a substantial contribution to the regeneration of Cardiff docklands

BayArt is an artist led gallery, based in large studio building in Cardiff Bay. We like to show art that is rooted in the visual, with a strong sense of the object and has an informed, dynamic and reflective relationship to artistic convention and historical precedent.

The museum was founded in 2003 and was set up to cover the history and use of large engines in the 20th century. The museum houses one of the largest collections of working engines in Europe with engines running daily. Fully Accredited with CyMAL and Arts Council of England the museum has one a number of awards and adds to the displays annually.

Originally founded on an informal basis by six members in 2000, The King Street Gallery cooperative has been in operation as a not-for-profit limited company since 2004. We aim to provide a mutually supportive exhibiting environment, promote high quality visual arts in the community and sell directly to the public. We support external exhibitions and events, by renting space to other artists. We facilitate creative workshops and educational activities for the community.

We are located on the two floors above Community Crafts in Carmarthen (next door to the library). To get to us, go up the stairs inside Community Crafts. On the top floor is the stunning Exhibition gallery which is available to rent on a monthly basis. It is a fantastically light and airy space with views across Carmarthen. On the second floor you will find 'Craft at Oriel Mimesis', dedicated to showcasing and selling the work of talented local crafts people. There are a range of items and something to suit all pockets, come and have a browse. Shelf space is available to rent on a monthly basis. Oriel Mimesis also offers crafting sessions, a chance to learn new skills or brush up on old ones. Details of classes will be added to our website and facebook page. If you have a particular interest, contact us and we'll see what we can arrange. We are also an independent demonstrator of Stampin' up products. Pop in and visit us, we'd love to see you.

Heritage Centre with Refreshment Room

Bill Johns has over 34 years experience as a fully qualified picture framer, having worked for Eduardo Allesandro Studios for 17 years he decieded to set up the Harbour Gallery in 2001. In 2006 he moved the business from Broughty Ferry to Carnoustie where it is now situated on the main High Street of the this lovely sea-side Town. Bill tries to ensure that everything in the Gallery is original from the beautiful hand made cards to the paintings and prints. The Gallery stocks a selection of local prints, driftwood clocks and mirrors. Bill himself makes some of the driftwood items.

An Art Gallery In Castle Douglas, South West Scotland, Selling Contemporary Work By National And International Artists and Makers and Scottish Paintings From The 19th Century Onwards.

Art Gallery at 242 Hillhead Road Castledawson, Co Londonderry. Barbara McIntyre, artist and tutor, takes her inspiration from nature and the landscape, offers a wide variety of paintings, both display and commission, Giclée prints, and a professional framing service as well as hand-made jewellery and ceramics. Barbara has exhibited in many well-known galleries throughout the UK, from the Sheldon Gallery in Belfast to the McGilloway and the Westminster Galleries in London. She has also exhibited in St Malo in France. Nathan McIntyre's Guitar lessons are still available over the summer months - for all ages - beginners to advanced - rock school grades also available on request. For bookings contact Nathan McIntyre, Magherafelt #07742259223

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