Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre

Michelle Dovey is a British/New Zealand painter based in West Wales. Michelle graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York in 1998 and is represented by Gimpel Fils in London. Michelle held her first solo show with them in 2006. Michelle is best known for painting oak trees.  This show brings together Michelle’s work from the last fifteen years, showing her development from painting the backgrounds of Stubbs paintings, to new abstract paintings.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

Popular and much loved Welsh artist Dorian Spencer Davies is known for his beautiful, colourful, quirky paintings. Born in Llandeilo and raised in Pembrokeshire, Dorian has always been inspired by the sea, boats, harbours and Castles of Wales. Following his return to Wales from London where he worked for Dorling Kindersley designing over 40 children’s books, Dorian started a full time career as an artist. Painting in his colourful, curvy watercolour style that has influenced many other artists over the…

Michelle Dovey is a British/New Zealand painter based in West Wales. Michelle graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York in 1998 and is represented by Gimpel Fils in London. Michelle held her first solo show with them in 2006. Michelle is best known for painting oak trees.  This show brings together Michelle’s work from the last fifteen years, showing her development from painting the backgrounds of Stubbs paintings, to new abstract paintings.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

Popular and much loved Welsh artist Dorian Spencer Davies is known for his beautiful, colourful, quirky paintings. Born in Llandeilo and raised in Pembrokeshire, Dorian has always been inspired by the sea, boats, harbours and Castles of Wales. Following his return to Wales from London where he worked for Dorling Kindersley designing over 40 children’s books, Dorian started a full time career as an artist. Painting in his colourful, curvy watercolour style that has influenced many other artists over the…

Michelle Dovey is a British/New Zealand painter based in West Wales. Michelle graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York in 1998 and is represented by Gimpel Fils in London. Michelle held her first solo show with them in 2006. Michelle is best known for painting oak trees.  This show brings together Michelle’s work from the last fifteen years, showing her development from painting the backgrounds of Stubbs paintings, to new abstract paintings.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

Popular and much loved Welsh artist Dorian Spencer Davies is known for his beautiful, colourful, quirky paintings. Born in Llandeilo and raised in Pembrokeshire, Dorian has always been inspired by the sea, boats, harbours and Castles of Wales. Following his return to Wales from London where he worked for Dorling Kindersley designing over 40 children’s books, Dorian started a full time career as an artist. Painting in his colourful, curvy watercolour style that has influenced many other artists over the…

Michelle Dovey is a British/New Zealand painter based in West Wales. Michelle graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York in 1998 and is represented by Gimpel Fils in London. Michelle held her first solo show with them in 2006. Michelle is best known for painting oak trees.  This show brings together Michelle’s work from the last fifteen years, showing her development from painting the backgrounds of Stubbs paintings, to new abstract paintings.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

A continuation of a previous project – Shadow self - drawing on Philip’s experience as a Probation Officer and Heather’s work as a Psychotherapist, these artists have assembled a series of twenty-one polar opposites that capture the transactional ebb and flow of our lives and the conflicts that engulf us. Both Heather and Philip are successful landscape photographers, but with broad interests in literature, psychotherapy and issues of faith, and in an abiding preoccupation in how our lives are played…

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

One of Tom’s greatest passions alongside painting has been our British Coastline and its wildlife, and in particular Pembrokeshire has always been close to his heart. By painting in a fresh and modern approach to the medium of watercolour, he is able to present a really cohesive, impactful and engaging exhibition.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.