Cymraeg

Editorial: Making New Work: Artists Respond to the Now

By Amgueddfa Cymru and Arts Council of Wales

Making New Work: Artists Respond to the Now is an artist-led commissioning project. At the start of 2021 the Arts Council of Wales invited five artists that have works in the collection of National Museum Wales – Michal Iwanowski, Sue Williams, Bedwyr Williams, Bev Bell-Hughes and Daniel Trivedy – to nominate exceptional early career artists in Wales who they think are at a pivotal moment in their practice and would significantly benefit from a supported development and commission award opportunity.

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In this issue

The Betrayal Cycle

By João Saramago

Do you think they know we’re Gay?

By Dafydd Williams

All the Rage (The Princess and the Pea)

By Emily Laurens

A World View

By Geraint Ross Evans

Texture Map

By Philip Cheater

She let me play the organ

By Mia Roberts

Reflections of Covid

By Jo-Anna Duncalf

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Explore the Galleries

Issue 7: Power, Money and Visual Culture

Art Work as Work: Contesting Labour

By Stephen Heinson

In Response to the Police Truncheon

By She Elloise

Paintings, Peasants & Philanthropy

By Jon Doyle

The Writing on the Wall: Marginalised Communities and Graffiti as Resistance

By Georgia Day

Power, Money and Visual Culture

By Beau W. Beakhouse and Sadia Pineda Hameed

Issue 6: Art and Music

Snowdonia, Wales 1989

By Sweet Baboo

Ouroboros

By Madame Ceski

O Fargam i Valletta

By Francesca Dimech

When Warhol Came To Bangor

By Kieran Owen

Art and Music

By Emma Daman Thomas

Issue 5: Cynefin/Habitat

Unlikely Neighbours: Llainfadyn and Nantwallter

By Bethan Scorey

The Folk Song We All Know

By The Angharad

No Change

By Sioned Jones

Tomorrow Stones

By GWENBA

Twigs of Ash

By David Mullin

AGORA

By Catrin Menai

Cynefin Conversation Cards

By Celf ar y Cyd

Cynefin/Habitat

By Manon Awst

Issue 3: Art, Food and the Environment

A Table for Discussion

By Rhian Davies

Birds in a Garden

By Jon Gower

Food and Art: S is for Sustainability... and Survival

By Selena Caemawr