Storiel OPEN 2023
01 April - 17 June 2023An exhibition on an open theme showing artwork of various media including painting, print, photography, textiles and ceramic. An opportunity to vote for your favourite artwork.
What's on
🕺 70s Poster Making Workshop 🕺
17 June 2023Come and join us for this 70s Poster Making Workshop in conjunction with our exhibition "Enfys" - posters by Stuart and Lois Neesham.
Ceri Pritchard
01 April - 24 June 2023In juxtaposing the familiar with the out of the ordinary, Pritchard creates surreal and unsettling deviations from the world we know. Fascinated by the illusional and psychological effects of shape, colour and pattern, he explores the metaphors that painting creates.
Jonathan Retallick
01 April - 24 June 2023These new works revolve around a central theme of unity between all people, seeking the essence of what connects us. Precise, emotive images using oil paint on smooth canvas explore the line between abstract painting and the hyperrealist aesthetic of fine detail and dramatic lighting; reflecting on such things as the shifting light on flowing water, or a quiet moment.
🌈 Playful Performance: The Life and Love of The Ladies of Llangollen🌈 *LAST FEW TICKETS REMAINING*
24 June 2023CELEBRATING LGBTQ+ PRIDE MONTHÂ
ENFYS
29 April - 08 July 2023Some of the legendary posters and artwork created by Stuart and Lois Neesham from the Enfys workshop which give an insight into the music scene in Bangor in the 70’s.
Doll Making Workshop
29 July 2023Please join us for this doll making worshop with Carys Anne Hughes at STORIEL. Booking is essential!
A Cabinet of Curiosities
01 May 2023 - 01 January 2024Submit artwork for display in this cabinet of curiosities at Storiel. At Storiel a display cabinet has been loaned by artist Gareth Griffith in order to invite artists to respond creatively to items in the Storiel collection. This is by producing artwork suitable for display in this ‘cabinet of curiosities’. Currently shown are items by Gareth Griffith and items made in response to the collection by artist Emma Hobbins.