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16.11.24 - 06.09.25
Gregynog gallery and Annexe
The art historian Peter Lord has been exploring the myth that there is ‘no Welsh Art’ for decades, and has collected a substantial collection of Welsh art, much of which have not been publicly displayed before. The exhibition is a unique opportunity to view and enjoy over 250 works of art. The story starts with the visual world of the gentry, middle classes and common people and how various Welsh identities have been portrayed. Through this, it reveals the richness of Wales’ visual culture as well as Wales’ social and political history.
Accessibility
The exhibition is on the upper floor with lift access. Visitors are advised to contact the Library in advance if there are any additional access requirements. An audio tour is available which includes audio descriptions for some items in the exhibitions.
Large print guides are available at the gallery entrance.
Photography
The Library allows taking photographs, without flash, for personal, non-commercial use, but please refrain from using tripods, flash photography and selfie sticks. It is the visitor’s responsibility not to infringe any laws relating to rights.
Families
A ‘Looking at Welsh Art’ activity booklet, suitable for ages 7-11, is available at the gallery entrance.
Food and Drink
Food and drink are not allowed in the Library's exhibition areas.