So to back track a little, the project has been ongoing since 11^th September 2015 with its first instalment ‘GIRLS’: Rebecca Gould & Lindsey Mendick at 10 South Arcade, Chester Street this being the first out of the four exhibitions that program coordinator and curator James Harper has set up.

This exhibition came at a controversial time for Oriel Wrecsam and PERICLO as plans for the creative Hub where under fire from all quarters, but in the spirit of cooperation with market traders cosmetics retailer Beauty Box were invited to lend a hand, and were only too pleased to be able to get involved.  The staff at Beauty Box worked with the artists to select a palette of colours that were connected to the exhibition, and then set up a stall to provide nail art for the day. This partnership proved to be a great success, and allowed businesses in the market, and the public to engage with the exhibition in a new and interesting way.

From this more open dialog between the gallery and the traders that later on took part in a private viewing for the second instalment featuring Alfie Strong: ‘Heart Shaped Like A Baseball Bat’ on the 6^th November 2015 and found it was successful with the discussions about the art work.

With Heart Shaped Like A Baseball Bat, Alfie’s installation looks at the distortion of memories by crossing the line within his mind, that he likes to reference as a television set. The exhibition is a living portrait of memories once experienced and moments not yet to obtained.  This is achieved with walls painted in the colour of heather, and a tapestry of the Scottish Highlands on the stairs representing the spot where Alfie’s father wishes his ashes to be scattered  This is a place where Alfie has never been but only seen represented in images. The installation is full of these Easter eggs that reference his everyday memories with a childlike element of masks and make believe attached to them.

In the next couple of days the third instalment of the PERICLO line up will be with us.  On the 8^th January 2016 from 6pm which will be the launch of ‘Super Market Sweep’ (Bonus Round) curated by Owain McGilvary and Yan White, running until the 20^th February. The looks will capture the 90’s nostalgia of the TV program and references the ‘theatrical’ elements that surround supermarkets.

Followed shortly by ‘Harnis Your Hareth’ which translates to longing  for home that you can no longer return to, this will be curated by James Harper and will look at the art of documenting and using Wrexham as the first inspiration towards this exhibition.

Whilst talking to James, as well as us discussing the program at length and how he has found integrating PERICLO and working with the market traders, I also asked what was the different between coordinating a program compared to curating an exhibition. James suggested that with coordinating the program for PERICLO he was simply bring together groups of artists that he believed would push the boundaries of contemporary art within the already bustling scene in Wrexham. This is the aim of PERICLO’s program at Oriel Wrecsam.

James then talked about how for him curating is like being a good referee*, and how if you try to take over and interfering too much you just end up frustrating those around you and not bring out the best performance in those individuals, but if you step back, directing only when needed, then everyone can enjoy the game. Know if you just replace the referee for James and the football players for artists this makes complete sense in trying to make that harmonious balance that a curator has to consider when bring together an exhibition.

With PERICLO as whole the instalments in the program have been interesting addition to the Wrexham art scene, and how it is supporting its community in a unique way by involving the market traders and breaking down barriers that exist, and look at how they and others perceive certain aspects of art.

*If you have ever meet James it is no surprise that he likes using football references to describe his curatorial role as he is a massive Everton fan (just shows even curators don’t get it right all the time).

If you would like to watch Alfie and James in conversation please feel free to on this link or please feel free to follow PERICLO on Twitter or Facebook

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Designer Maker has been a project to help build the confidence of those who deal with mental health challengers and for them to collaborate with an artist to make a series of products to be sold in Oriel Wrecsam’s shop based on Chester St. The proposal was formed by Oriel’s educational officer Jo Marsh whose role it is to encourage accessibility within the arts and general public with projects such as  ‘Art Vend’ and  ‘Oriel Crafters’  from Caia Park, the Designer Makers project was going to be another immersive project that any artists would want to be apart of.

After asking Jo why she picked Rhi’s proposal she commented that out of all the entries for the project Rhi’s proposal was the right balance of gathering input and quality control of the products, whilst giving the participants the creative freedom to enable them to put their own mark on the project.

Part of the proposal that Rhi submitted to Oriel was to create a blog to follow the journey of her and the participants involved. The blog which you can find on tumblr as The Designer Maker Project, is a charming and whimsical diary of the connections and artwork that has developed though the 6 weeks. Through the entries you can see the relationships forming and the confidence gained from the process of designing and making.

The blog helps break down the events over the 6 weeks:

• Week 1: Brain storming and tea, how the group looked at traditional North Wales tales and folk lore, history and tradition.
• Week 2: Development of ideas and mark making.
• Week 3: Introduction to screen printing and collages for the plates and talking to Sarah Jane Harper and incorporating ceramics in to the project.
• Week 4: Add the screen printed transfers to the ceramics.
• Week 5: The group meet SJH in her studio and see how she created the ceramics.
• Week 6: The group make 20 limited addition prints for the shop out of the drawings and labels.

As a collective the group have had a number of approaches in the construction and design of the objects, with some  having a complex layering system towards there design whilst other products go for a more a simplest approach. Rhi mentions that when the group where together picking the final layout for the screen prints, there wasn’t a moment within the process that any one person thought it was their work but the considered the project as a group effort.

On the 5^th November a private viewing of the products were revealed. The group have designed tote bags, bowls, spoons, plates and limited prints and you can really appreciate the hard work and enjoyment that each of the items clearly shows as no two plates, spoons or bowls are alike. From the 19^th November the products will be available in Oriel Wrecsam’s Siop.

By supporting projects such as Designer Maker you will be helping fund the next series of ventures for March 2016. By being able to sell the products it makes this project sustainable and helps other groups of people able to access art therapy sessions that in the long run develop their confidents. Accessibility towards the arts is an important step to in to developing futures of the lives of some of the most extraordinaire people that might not necessary have the access to or the support, but with projects provided by Advance Brighter Futures, Jo and Rhi at Oriel Wrecsam it surreally is a wonderful step in the right direction for the arts in Wrexham.

To view more pictures please feel free to click the image below.

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Project Timeframe
Sessions with the group will take place with the group between September and October, and finished products must be delivered to SIOP//SHOP by no later than Friday 6th November 2015.
We are looking for an edition of between 10 and 20 pieces, and there is an inclusive budget of £2000 for this project, which needs to cover all fees, travel and material costs.
For information about how to apply, and to download the full brief, please visit www.wrexham.gov.uk/arts, or contactoriel.learning@wrexham.gov.uk

Mae Oriel Wrecsam yn chwilio am ddylunydd neu wneuthurwr cyfoes, i greu cynnyrch newydd ar gyfer ein hardal fanwerthu ‘SIOP// SHOP’, gan gydweithio gyda grŵp o hyd at 10 o oedolion sy’n wynebu amryw o heriau iechyd meddwl.  Gobaith y prosiect yw cynnig manteision iechyd a lles ar gyfer y grŵp, yn ogystal â bod yn ymarfer mewn cynaliadwyedd gan y bydd unrhyw arian a gynhyrchir drwy werthu yn galluogi prosiectau creadigol eraill o’r math hwn.

Amserlen y Prosiect
Cynhelir y sesiynau gyda’r grŵp rhwng mis Medi a mis Hydref, a rhaid cyflwyno cynnyrch gorffenedig i SIOP// SIOP ddim hwyrach na dydd Gwener 6 Tachwedd, 2015.
Rydym yn chwilio am gynhyrchiad gyda rhwng 10 ac 20 o ddarnau, ac mae cyllideb gynhwysol o £2000 ar gyfer y prosiect hwn, a rhaid i hyn dalu’r holl ffioedd, costau teithio a deunyddiau.

Am fwy o wybodaeth am sut i wneud cais, ac i lawrlwytho’r briff prosiect llawn, ewch I www.wrexham.gov.uk/celf, neu cysylltwch âoriel.learning@wrexham.gov.uk

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Background:
During March 2015 Oriel Wrecsam moved offsite, as plans for a new cultural hub in Wrexham unfold. As we begin this exciting new phase for the arts in Wrexham, Oriel Wrecsam will be developing projects which infiltrate and enhance daily life in the town centre.

The first of these projects is ART VEND – inspired and informed by Woolgather’s Art Vend which has run successfully in Leeds city centre since April 2013: theculturevulture.co.uk/blog/radar/woolgather-art-vend-launch/
www.woolgatherart.com

Following the success of Round One, Oriel Wrecsam is now seeking proposals from artists working in any media, to create artist multiples which will be distributed from vending machines in Wrexham town centre, for £1 each, for Round 2 of this exciting project.

We have added several more Art Vend machines to our ‘fleet’, and will be rolling out this project further into different venues throughout Wrexham.
The challenge – 50 works for £50

We will again be commissioning a number of artists to create 50 artist multiples for an inclusive fee of £50, and each work must be small enough to fit inside a plastic capsule. These parameters of cost and scale mean that innovative thinking will be required!

All participating artists will be joining Oriel Wrecsam in our mission to make contemporary art accessible to all and it is up to each individual artist to design a proposal which feels comfortable in terms of material costs and predicted making time.

To apply for one of the commissions, please send the following to oriel.learning@wrexham.gov.uk

A brief written description of what you are proposing to create for Oriel Wrecsam’s Art Vend
A brief description of why you want to take part in this project (max 200 words)
Up to 6 images of examples of previous work
Links to your website or any other online presence
The deadline for proposals is 9am on Monday 1/6/15

Please note: The artwork must be designed to fit into 85 x 85 mm circular(ish) capsules.

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GALWAD AGORED – Comisiynau Artistiaid
am
Oriel Wrecsam
ART VEND Rownd 2

Yn ystod Mawrth 2015 mae Oriel Wrecsam wedi symud oddi ar y safle, wrth i gynlluniau ar gyfer canolfan ddiwylliannol newydd yn Wrecsam ddatblygu. Wrth i ni ddechrau’r cyfnod newydd cyffrous hwn ar gyfer y celfyddydau yn Wrecsam, bydd Oriel Wrecsam yn datblygu prosiectau sy’n ymdreiddio i fywyd bob dydd yng nghanol y dref, ac yn ei wella.

Y cyntaf o’r prosiectau hyn yw ART VEND – wedi’i ysbrydoli a’i lywio gan Art Vend Woolgather sydd wedi rhedeg yn llwyddiannus yng nghanol dinas Leeds ers mis Ebrill 2013:
theculturevulture.co.uk/blog/radar/woolgather-art-vend-launch/
www.woolgatherart.com

Yn dilyn llwyddiant Rownd Un, mae Oriel Wrecsam nawr yn chwilio am gynigion gan artistiaid sy’n gweithio mewn unrhyw gyfrwng, er mwyn creu copïau o’u gwaith a fydd yn cael eu dosbarthu o beiriannau gwerthu yng nghanol tref Wrecsam, am £1 yr un ar gyfer Rownd 2 o’r prosiect cyffrous hwn.

Rydym bellach wedi caffael sawl peiriant Art Vend ychwanegol a byddwn yn cyflwyno’r prosiect hwn ymhellach mewn lleoliadau gwahanol ledled Wrecsam.

Yr her – 50 darn o waith am £50 Byddwn yn comisiynu nifer o artistiaid i greu 50 copi o’u gwaith am ffi gynhwysol o £50, a rhaid i bob gwaith fod yn ddigon bach i fynd i mewn i gapsiwl plastig. Mae’r cyfyngiadau hyn o ran cost a graddfa yn golygu y bydd angen meddwl yn arloesol!

Bydd yr holl artistiaid sy’n cymryd rhan yn ymuno ag Oriel Wrecsam yn ein hymgyrchi wneud celf gyfoes yn hygyrch i bawb, a lle bob artist unigol yw dylunio cynnig sy’n teimlo’n gyfforddus o ran costau deunyddiau a’r amser a gymerir i’w gwneud.

I wneud cais am un o’r comisiynau, anfonwch y canlynol i oriel.learning@wrexham.gov.uk

Disgrifiad ysgrifenedig byr o’r hyn rydych yn ei gynnig i’w greu ar gyfer Art Vend Oriel Wrecsam
Disgrifiad byr pam rydych am gymryd rhan yn y prosiect hwn (uchafswm 200 o eiriau)
Hyd at 6 delwedd o enghreifftiau o waith blaenorol.
Dolenni cyswllt i’ch gwefan ac unrhyw bresenoldeb arall ar-lein
Y dyddiad cau ar gyfer cynigion yw 9am dydd Llun 1/6/15.

os gwelwch yn dda nodi: Mae’n rhaid i’r artowrk gael eu cynllunio i ffitio i mewn i 85 x 85 mm capsiwlau cylchlythyr.

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During this period the shop, ‘Siop//Shop’, will have a new semi-permanent home:
11 Chester Street,
Wrexham
LL13 8BE

‘Siop//Shop’ stocks a range of visual and applied arts from local makers and artists as well as a diverse range of designers from across the UK. A seasonally curated selection of books, prints, ceramics, jewellery and giftware to complement our ongoing exhibitions and projects will be displayed in a contemporary, warm and friendly environment.

‘Siop//Shop’ will open on Chester Street on Wednesday 22nd April with a series of in-store events, including a 20% discount of all shop stock for a four-day period, to coincide with the launch of this year’s Focus Wales music festival.
Please complete our short survey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/3Y2KP8P) to express your views on the move, and the impact it may have on you.

Oriel Wrecsam is Moving

To celebrate the end of a long association between Wrexham Library and Oriel Wrecsam (previously known as Wrexham Library and Art Centre), the gallery will be hosting a moving party on March 28th, the last day of inhabiting the gallery on Rhosddu Road.

Since 1973, Oriel Wrecsam has presented engaging, exciting and sometimes controversial exhibitions to the general public of Wrexham and further afield. We have also cultivated strong links with the communities around Wrexham and specifically with users of the library. The event, ‘Oriel Wrecsam is Moving’ will celebrate all these things that makes the art in Wrexham great, whilst also looking to the future and the further development of this town’s cultural offering.

Featuring a live DJ, film screenings, a performative walk and the launch of our new Art Vend project; whereby specially commissioned works by local and national artists can be bought from vending machines for £1 each.

‘Oriel Wrecsam is Moving’ will be a party to savour our organisation’s values and heritage.

‘Oriel Wrecsam is Moving’
12-4pm
Wrexham Library
Rhosddu Road
LL11 1AU

Refreshments provided

For more information you can call the gallery on 01978 292093

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Mae Oriel Wrecsam yn y broses o symud o’i lleoliad presennol yn y llyfrgell ar Ffordd Rhosddu i oriel newydd, mwy ei maint, a adeiladwyd yn bwrpasol yng nghanol tref Wrecsam. O 1 Ebrill 2015 byddwn yn dechrau ar gyfnod o gynnal prosiect teithiol mewn gwahanol leoliadau a safleoedd dros dro yn Wrecsam.

Yn ystod y cyfnod hwn bydd gan ein siop, ‘Siop//Shop’, gartref lled-barhaol newydd yn:
11 Stryt Caer,
Wrecsam
LL13 8BE

Mae ‘Siop//Shop’ yn gwerthu amrywiaeth o weithiau celf gweledol a chymhwysol gan wneuthurwyr ac artistiaid lleol yn ogystal â chan ystod amrywiol o ddylunwyr o bob rhan o’r Deyrnas Unedig. Bydd detholiad tymhorol o lyfrau, printiau, cerameg, gemwaith ac anrhegion i gyd-fynd â’n harddangosfeydd a’n prosiectau parhaus yn cael eu harddangos mewn amgylchedd cyfoes, cynnes a chyfeillgar.

Bydd ‘Siop//Shop’ yn agor ar Stryt Caer ar ddydd Mercher 22 Ebrill gyda chyfres o ddigwyddiadau yn y siop, a bydd gostyngiad o 20% oddi ar holl gynnyrch y siop am gyfnod o bedwar diwrnod, i gyd-fynd â lansiad gŵyl gerddoriaeth Ffocws Cymru eleni.

Tybed a wnewch chi lenwi ein harolwg byr (https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/3Y2KP8P) i fynegi eich barn ynglŷn â’r ffaith ein bod yn symud a’r effaith y gallai hynny ei gael arnoch chi.

Mae Oriel Wrecsam yn Symud
(digwyddiad)

I ddathlu diwedd y cyswllt hir a fu rhwng Llyfrgell Wrecsam ac Oriel Wrecsam (a elwid gynt yn Llyfrgell a Chanolfan Gelf Wrecsam), byddwn yn cynnal parti symud ar ein diwrnod olaf yn yr oriel ar Ffordd Rhosddu.

Ers 1973, mae Oriel Wrecsam wedi cyflwyno arddangosfeydd deniadol, cyffrous a dadleuol weithiau, i drigolion Wrecsam a thu hwnt. Rydym hefyd wedi meithrin cysylltiadau cryf â’r cymunedau o amgylch Wrecsam, yn benodol felly gyda defnyddwyr y llyfrgell. Mae’r digwyddiad, ‘Mae Oriel Wrecsam yn Symud’ yn dathlu’r holl bethau hyn, sy’n gwneud celf yn Wrecsam mor wych, ac mae hefyd yn edrych tua’r dyfodol wrth i’r dref ddatblygu yr hyn sydd ganddi i’w gynnig yn ddiwylliannol ymhellach.

Yn y digwyddiad bydd troellwr disgiau, bydd ffilmiau’n cael eu dangos, bydd taith gerdded berfformiadol a chynhelir lansiad ein prosiect Peiriannau Gwerthu Celf newydd; lle gellir prynu gweithiau celf a gomisiynwyd yn arbennig gan artistiaid lleol a chenedlaethol o beiriannau gwerthu am £1 yr un.

Bydd digwyddiad ‘Mae Oriel Wrecsam yn Symud’ yn barti i sawru gwerthoedd ac etifeddiaeth ein sefydliad.

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In March 2015 Oriel Wrecsam is moving offsite, as plans for a new cultural hub in Wrexham unfold. As we begin this exciting new phase for the arts in Wrexham, Oriel Wrecsam will be developing projects which infiltrate and enhance daily life in the town centre.
The first of these projects is ART VEND – inspired and informed by Woolgather’s Art Vend which has run successfully in Leeds city centre since April 2013: http://theculturevulture.co.uk/blog/radar/woolgather-art-vend-launch/
www.woolgatherart.com
Oriel Wrecsam is now seeking proposals from artists working in any media, to create artist multiples which will be distributed from vending machines in Wrexham town centre, for £1 each.
The challenge – 50 works for £50
We will be commissioning a number of artists to create 50 artist multiples for an inclusive fee of £50, and each work must be small enough to fit inside a plastic capsule. These parameters of cost and scale mean that innovative thinking will be required!

All participating artists will be joining Oriel Wrecsam in our mission to make contemporary art accessible to all and it is up to each individual artist to design a proposal which feels comfortable in terms of material costs and predicted making time.

To apply for one of the commissions, please send the following to oriel.learning@wrexham.gov.uk
A brief written description of what you are proposing to create for Oriel Wrecsam’s Art Vend
A brief description of why you want to take part in this project (max 200 words)
Up to 6 images of examples of previous work
Links to your website or any other online presence

The deadline for proposals is midnight on 15/2/15

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Oriel Wrecsam ART VEND

Ym Mawrth 2015 mae Oriel Wrecsam yn symud oddi ar y safle, wrth i gynlluniau ar gyfer canolfan ddiwylliannol newydd yn Wrecsam ddatblygu. Wrth i ni bontio i’r cyfnod newydd cyffrous hwn ar gyfer y celfyddydau yn Wrecsam, bydd Oriel Wrecsam yn datblygu prosiectau sy’n ymdreiddio i fywyd bob dydd yng nghanol y dref, ac yn ei wella.
Y cyntaf o’r prosiectau hyn yw ART VEND – wedi’i ysbrydoli a’i lywio gan Art Vend Woolgather sydd wedi rhedeg yn llwyddiannus yng nghanol dinas Leeds ers mis Ebrill 2013.
Mae Oriel Wrecsam nawr yn chwilio am gynigion gan artistiaid sy’n gweithio mewn unrhyw gyfrwng, er mwyn creu copïau o’u gwaith a fydd yn cael eu dosbarthu o beiriannau gwerthu yng nghanol tref Wrecsam, am £1 yr un.
Yr her – 50 darn o waith am £50 Byddwn yn comisiynu nifer o artistiaid i greu 50 copi o’u gwaith am ffi gynhwysol o £50, a rhaid i bob gwaith fod yn ddigon bach i fynd i mewn i gapsiwl plastig. Mae’r cyfyngiadau hyn o ran cost a graddfa yn golygu y bydd angen meddwl yn arloesol!

Bydd yr holl artistiaid sy’n cymryd rhan yn ymuno ag Oriel Wrecsam yn ein hymgyrchi wneud celf gyfoes yn hygyrch i bawb, a lle bob artist unigol yw dylunio cynnig sy’n teimlo’n gyfforddus o ran costau deunyddiau a’r amser a gymerir i’w gwneud.

I wneud cais am un o’r comisiynau, anfonwch y canlynol i oriel.learning@wrexham.gov.uk
Disgrifiad ysgrifenedig byr o’r hyn rydych yn ei gynnig i’w greu ar gyfer Art Vend Oriel Wrecsam
Disgrifiad byr pam rydych am gymryd rhan yn y prosiect hwn (uchafswm 200 o eiriau)
Hyd at 6 delwedd o enghreifftiau o waith blaenorol.
Dolenni cyswllt i’ch gwefan ac unrhyw bresenoldeb arall ar-lein

Y dyddiad cau ar gyfer cynigion yw hanner nos ar 15/2/15

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Ceisiadau Agored: Artist Preswyl Oriel Wrecsam

Adeiladwyd Oriel Wrecsam yn 1973, ac ers hynny mae wedi arddangos rhai o artistiaid blaenllaw’r byd celf yn y 40 diwethaf gan gynnwys Mona Hatoum, Shani Rhys James, Joseph Beuys, Helen Sear, a Rose Wylie i enwi ond ychydig.
Ym mis Mawrth 2015 bydd Oriel Wrecsam yn symud o’i safle presennol, wrth i gynlluniau am ganolbwynt diwylliannol newydd yn Wrecsam ddatblygu.

Wrth i ni drosi i’r cyfnod cyffrous newydd i’r celfyddydau yn Wrecsam, mae Oriel Wrecsam yn gwahodd ceisiadau gan artistiaid sy’n gweithio ac / neu gyfryngau lens i ymgymryd â phrosiect preswyl a fydd yn nodi diwedd cyfnod yn ein hadeilad presennol.

Rydym yn chwilio am artist a fydd yn rhyngweithio gyda’r adeilad a’i ddefnyddwyr, yn casglu straeon, syniadau ac atgofion y gallwn fynd â nhw gyda ni pan fyddwn yn symud. Dylai’r prosiect preswyl arwain at archif digidol, sy’n cofnodi defnydd a defnyddwyr presennol yr adeilad. Gall hyn gynnwys ffilmiau, delweddau llonydd a sain. Mae gennym ddiddordeb arbennig mewn cynigion sy’n rhoi pwyslais ar gyfosodiad yr oriel gyda chaffi cyfagos ac ystafelloedd pwyllgor a’u hamrywiol ddefnyddwyr.

Bydd cynnwys yr archif yn cael ei arddangos ar-lein i ddechrau a gall fod yn rhan o’r dathliadau terfynol ym mis Mawrth 2015.

Cynhelir y prosiect preswyl ym mis Ionawr a Chwefror 2015, ac mae’r dyddiadau penodol i gael eu cytuno eto. Bydd angen i’r artist a ddewisir dreulio o leiaf 5 diwrnod ar y safle yn Oriel Wrecsam, yn ychwanegol at yr amser paratoi a golygu. Bydd man gweithio ar gael yn yr oriel a gellir ei ddefnyddio drwy gydol y prosiect.



Mae ffi o £3000 ar gyfer y prosiect hwn sy’n cynnwys yr holl ddeunyddiau a chostau cludiant.



I ymgeisio anfonwch:-
Lythyr eglurhaol o ddim mwy na 750 gair, yn amlinellu pam yr hoffech ymgymryd â’r prosiect preswyl hwn, sut mae eich arferion yn addas ar ei gyfer, a’r canlyniadau arfaethedig.

Llinell amser ddrafft sy’n amcangyfrif sut y defnyddir eich amser a brasamcan o fanylion y gyllideb.
Hyd at 6 delwedd o’ch gwaith, sioe ddigidol/rîl dydd 12 munud o hyd fan bellaf neu ddolenni at unrhyw waith ar sail amser.

Dylid anfon ceisiadau ar e-bost at oriel.learning@wrexham.gov.uk


Dyddiad cau: 17:00, 8 Rhagfyr

Cynhelir cyfweliadau ganol mis Rhagfyr.

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Galeri 3B – Wednesday 23/07/2014 @ 7pm



As part of Oriel Wrecsam’s continuing programme of Off Site projects, you are invited to a dance performance of the Aomori Collaboration with Sioned Huws.


Part of a long term collaboration that links the mountains of Huws’ native Wales with the landscape of Aomori, Japan, this performance brings together a cast of ten dancers, musicians and singers from across the globe alongside local performers for the latest incarnation of the Aomori Project; a celebration of transformational landscapes and architectural spaces.


Sioned Huws is artistic director of Aomori Project, a long term collaboration since its beginning in 2008. Sioned is a Welsh choreographer who started making contemporary dance and performance in New York 1989, whilst studying at the Merce Cunningham Studios. Her work focuses on perception, memory, person and place within choreographic structures; systems patterning small details that allow for the unexpected within a world sensed through an awareness of physical movement.

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