New Exhibition at The Power Station, Cwmbran. Featuring: Sandra Davies and Elaine Peece

The new Exhibition at The Power Station in Upper Cwmbran (running for six weeks) features the work of Sandra Davies and Elaine Preece from Torfaen Art Factory. Sandra is mainly a graphite artist, her work consists mainly of delicate drawings of animals and portraits, in this exhibition you will also she some of her acrylic paintings of woodland areas. Elaine is a painter and multimedia artists, her bold images of flowers are striking, in this exhibition Elaine is also showing some of her charcoal drawing of famous people.

Sandra Davies: Graphite Drawings and Acrylic Paintings

 Elaine Preece: Acrylic Painting, Multimedia Piece and Charcoal Drawings

Cwmbran Library Exhibition (October 2012)

This exhibition has been taking place throughout this month in Cwmbran Library's exhibition area. All sixteen members of The Art Factory provided a collective twenty-two pictures with a wide variety of different mediums, pastel, acrylics, polymer clay and photographic art, to mention a few. We would like to thank the staff at Cwmbran library for the exhibition and taking care of our art work.

   

Exhibition: Neville Hall Hospital

From the 31^st July to 11^th September 2012 Torfaen Art Factory are very pleased to be exhibiting at Neville Hall Hospital’s exhibition space. Sixteen of our artists submitted pictures for this exhibition, with various themes and mediums being displayed.

This is the 26th in a series of exhibitions in and around Neville Hall Hospital, organised by Gwent Arts in Health (GartH). Garth is a local charity that aims to help realise the potential of the arts in promoting health and wellbeing. For more information about the artwork, or if you have exhibition space you would like used by a group of local artists please contact Denise - secretary of The Art Factory on  07980 148298 or email torfeanartfactory@hotmail.com .For more information about GartH, contact Sarah Goodey on 01633 234517 or email Sarah.Goodey@wales.nhs.uk. Visit their website www.garth.org.uk.

Here are some of the pictures at this exhibition: