Inception
(Pt 2 2018)
After Inception, Part 1, the gallery closed for the Christmas holidays to carry out some minor renovations before the next exhibition that would take place on the 9th January 2018 at the Volcano Theatre, Art Gallery in Swansea. The Christmas holidays gave the artists chosen for the exhibition time to reflect on their works and make decisions on whether or not the pieces they originally had were what they wanted to exhibit or if they felt they needed to add more works to the show.
The Volcano Theatre, located in the heart of Swansea, is in a building that used to house a Frozen Foods Retailer that has been repurposed as an art gallery and theatre for people to use. With it’s amazing size, we were able to accommodate more artworks than we had been able to do with the Swansea Grand Theatre.
The show opened on the 9th January 2018 and was a success, people loved the exhibition and continued to come and see it until it closed on 19th January.
Our Gallery name showcasing on the front of Volcano Theatre with the opening and finishing day below.
The sun shining in on the works of Jo Cecily (Large prints) and Emily Scandone (Newspaper sculpture)
The Gallery arrives at the exhibition with the owner opening the doors to show a little sneak peak.
Steffan Hadley BA (Hons), MA unwrapping the gallery for the exhibition.
Emily Scandone's sculpture wrapping around the beam at Volcano Theatre.
Leah Morris' "Circles" getting ready to be set up on display.
Exhibition being set up.
Sophie Harding's work finally up on display.
Sophie Harding's work varied in size and colour, making it quite tricky to miniaturize.
Visitors, viewing the gallery on opening night.
Artist, Leah Morris, talking to guests about her pieces and how much of an impact they have after being shrunk.
Artist Jeremy Gluck's new works alongside the previous works he exhibited at Swansea Grand Theatre.
Sophie Harding's new selected pieces (left) displayed next to Tiffany Harding's paintings (right)
Artist Heather Dumbleton's spray painted leaves covering the second floor left room.
Visitors at the opening of the exhibition with the selected Artists talking to the visitors.
Even children came to see the show and enjoyed the playful nature of the works.
Jo Cecily (left) with Nathan William Jarvis (right) inside the gallery.
Jo Cecily's work, photographed beautifully by Artist Jeremy Gluck.
Heather Dumbleton's Spray painted leaves photographed by Jeremy Gluck.
Emily Scandone's Newspaper Sculpture photographed by Jeremy Gluck.
Leah Morris (right) and Sophie Harding (direct) photographed by Jeremy Gluck.
Leah Morris' and Jeremy Gluck's work are just beautiful together.
Our gallery ended up being featured in the newspaper with our Founder being pictured next to it.
Our show was a hit among people and even ended up getting up on the Radio in Cardiff.