WHAT'S ON - EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS

The Workers Gallery has a reputation for exhibiting engaging and challenging work that pushes the boundaries of what a small contemporary gallery is expected to show

NOW ON: Featured exhibitions plus selected work by resident artists Gayle Rogers and Chris Williams
alongside work by other artists, designers, makers graphic novelists and comic artists.

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Schedule changes to exhibitions may occur & opening hours may vary at certain times of the year.
Please contact us for up to date opening hours or to arrange a visit.

NOW ON

Midday- 3pm Zine Makers & Lovers!  Pop in for a friendly get together to chat and share 'all things' zine making at the Workers Gallery. 

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COMING SOON

2022-23 SHOWS

JANUARY TEArrific, FEBRUARY-MARCH ART & SPORTING HISTORY, MARCH-MAY PALETTE FOR LIVING - New Welsh Design by CHRIS WILLIAMS, MAY-JULY ALL IS NOT WELL - Experimental comics about care with Cardiff University + Nature Loves Us If We Let It by Francesca Kay , JUNE-AUGUST ARTIST RESIDENCIES JULY ROY'S MEMORY by Gayle Rogers AUGUST-SEPTEMBER MYFANWY TRISTRAM - WORD ON THE STREET/PROTEST COMICS SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER EYE FESTIVAL SHOWCASE + WALKING THE VALLEYS by John Briggs, OCTOBER - JANUARY PEOPLE POWER JANUARY -MARCH PITCHFORK- REVOLT & RESIST

PREVIOUS SHOWS

Terrified & Curious by Dale Evans, Funny Little World by Lorna Cabble, Unlost Places II by Maria Lalic, You, Me & Cold War Steve 2021 by Cold War Steve, She Brought Him Flowers by Gayle Rogers, The Bluebirds by Bartosz Nowicki, Welcome to More of the Same by Victoria Gretchen Carter, Delweddau Anghofio/Forgotten Images by Stephen Inkpen, Paper Dolls by Melanie Honebone, Lockdown 2020 through a 6 year old's eyes by Megan Wood,  COLLECTIVE: An Evolving Exhibition Rhian Herbert, Melanie Honebone, Gayle Rogers, Kevin Sinnott & Chris Williams, A ROAD TO CHANGE Big Draw Festival Drawing Project Community Exhibition, led by Gayle Rogers & ADLAIS/ECHO Tracey Leonard & Lucy Jane Purrington, VIRTUAL SHOW HERE Small Town Inertia by Jim Mortram, Ynyshir, 25 Mile Radius by David Hurn, Self Worth Portraits - various artists & photographers.  

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