exhibitions archive

German artist Thomas Kellner was commissioned by Ffotogallery in 2002 as part of Ffotogallery’s on going project Dinas (City), which aims to explore different facets of the city of Cardiff. More →

This exhibition incorporates a new body of work, by emerging artist Karen Brett. Originally trained as a nurse, Brett is concerned primarily about raising an awareness of topical social issues through photography. More →

“Weegee is endlessly buoyant, humane, inquisitive…his character studies are so riveting.” “His photographs are compelling in their immediacy, emotional and psychological resonance…” More →

In late 1999, the Artistic Records Committee of the Imperial War Museum commissioned Graham Fagen to undertake some research into the inter-communal conflict between the Serbs and Kosovan Albanians. More →

Paul Seawright was commissioned by the Imperial War Museum to visit Afghanistan during 2002 after much of the devastation had been unleashed on the country. More →

Since the mid-1980’s Paul Seawright, a native of Belfast and an astute picture-maker, has made incisive photographic work about the political turmoil – ‘The Troubles’ — in Northern Ireland. More →

Driving down the M4 towards Port Talbot presents an extraordinary visual spectacle. More →

We live in a time when one third of the adult population live alone, a figure which is predicted to increase. Many single dwellers view this as a favourable way to live, while for others it represents a miserable existence. More →

Bedwyr Williams, who lives and works in Caernarfon, is one of Wales’ most promising, if essentially surreal, young artists working today. More →