Aisling Edwards + Dafna Talmor:

In Between Edges

  • Saturday 3 October - Saturday 7 November 2026

  • Public Preview
    Saturday 3rd October
    4 - TILL LATE

  • Opening Hours:
    Thursday - Saturday
    12 - 5pm

  • Ffoto Cymru 2026 - https://www.ffotogallery.org/

In Between Edges, brings together Aisling Edwards’ Mark Time, Epynt 85 Mlyned and Dafna Talmor’s Constructed Landscapes to ask: what do photographs record of the land?

Through their unique and experimental approaches, they ask us to pay attention to in/visible processes, memory, and what lies on the other side of a boundary. 

For Edwards, obtaining admission onto the land is only the first step. Epynt, an upland plateau in mid-Wales, is also the site of the Sennybridge Training Area (SENTA), owned by the Ministry of Defence (MoD). In 1940, the Welsh farming families who had been living across the 31,000 acres of land were given 3 weeks to leave. Public access is almost entirely prohibited due to live military training and firing, but Edwards has been given permission to roam unescorted. Over 15 months, she revisited the plateau, and the complexity of how land is perceived; militarily, ecologically, and politically, began to quietly emerge.

Talmor, on the other hand, begins with her own personal archive of landscape photographs, selecting negatives to create multiple new works. By slicing through the negatives to physically remove any recognisable human-made elements, the image becomes free to be considered on its own merit. The conventions of the picturesque landscape are unburdened to allow the viewer to consider the marks in the land not visible but present nonetheless. 

In Between Edges refers to the geographical and critical spaces that both artists sit within, and their ability to conjure new meanings from inside and outside of the frame.

Curated by Tudor Rhys Etchells + Ffotogallery

THE HOT DOG SHOW

17 July – 8 August 2026

Curated by Charlotte Grayland @cgraylandart

Private View

Thursday 17 July 2026
6:00–9:00pm Everyone is welcome.
Free entry.

THE HOT DOG SHOW brings together a diverse group of artists as "CHEFS", preparing a selection of MEALS (artworks) and MENUS (writings).

CHEFS

  • Brendan Lancaster

  • Carlota Sousa Nobrega

  • James Moore

  • Gavrick Sawyer

  • Louis Adams

  • Nik Hall

  • Sophie Lindsey

  • Máire Kennan

  • Mark Purves

  • Hotdog Hotdog

  • Harrisun Scott-Smith

  • Tommy Pang

  • João de Castro

  • Charlotte Grayland

  • Esyllt Angharad Lewis

  • Jamie Loftus

Using the hot dog as an edible vessel, the exhibition explores themes of pop culture, nostalgia, meme culture, humour, queer experience, satire, iconography, domestic life, childhood memory, and consumption.

Join us for an exhibition that celebrates the playful, absurd, and surprisingly profound possibilities of one of the world's most iconic foods.

Poster design by @barrattsimonsdesign
Poster artwork by @tommypangillo

‘Return to Sender’ gathers a group of Spanish, English and Welsh artists working with memory as something unstable, physical, and unfinished.

Across painting, image, and material processes, works will explore how the past insists on taking shape - not preserved intact - but altered, folded, and translated through various physical matter.

📆 Show open 13th-25th February.

🍸 PV 6-9pm 13th February - Everyone Welcome.

Open WED + SAT- 12-5pm
or by Appointment

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🇪🇸 ‘Return to Sender’ reúne a un grupo de artistas españoles y galeses que trabajan la memoria como algo inestable, físico y nunca del todo concluido.

A través de la pintura, la imagen y distintos procesos materiales, las obras exploran cómo el pasado insiste en tomar forma —no como algo preservado intacto— sino transformado, plegado y traducido a través de la materia.

Exposición abierta del 13 al 25 de febrero.

Inauguración (PV): 13 de febrero, de 18:00 a 21:00 — entrada libre.

Horario: miércoles y sábados, de 12:00 a 17:00 o con cita previa.

Upcoming Exhibition:

The law, the document and the photograph. Group Show Curated by Tudor Rhys Etchells.

23 October - 7 December 

Private View: 24 October 6-9pm 

Gallery Opening Times: SAT + WEDS 12 - 5pm or by appointment

  • Through photography, moving image and performance, ExtraLegal questions the morality of modern day legal systems. Featuring a group of international artists, this exhibition challenges the photograph’s use as documentary evidence whilst exposing the realities of conflicts, transitions, institutions and the limits of the law within these.

  • Pia-Paulina Guilmoth

    Felipe Romero Beltrán

    Ilê Sartuzi

    RAKE Collective

    Jack Moyse

  • Drwy ffotograffiaeth, delwedd symudol a pherfformiad, mae ExtraLegal yn cwestiynu moesoldeb systemau cyfreithiol modern. Trwy gynnwys grŵp o artistiaid rhyngwladol, mae'r arddangosfa yn herio defnydd y ffotograff fel tystiolaeth ddogfennol wrth ddatgelu realiti gwrthdaro, trawsnewidiadau, sefydliadau a therfynau'r gyfraith o fewn nhw.

Past Exhibition:

Stage II is the second instalment of the touring group exhibition, Stage, initially exhibited at Kingsgate Project space. Curated by Liam O’Connor and James Moore with Abi Birkinshaw.

19 September–11 October / 19 Medi–11 Hydref

Opening night: Friday 19 September, 6pm – Late

Noson agor: Dydd Gwener 19 Medi, 6pm – Hwyr

The Exhibition will also continue to form Stage III, exhibiting in MIRROR, Plymouth, 23rd October - December 2025.

  • Stage is formed of two main elements: Stages, and Actors. Stages are formed with large backdrops made from drawings, paintings, textiles, fabric hangings, and found materials. Actors are smaller works that exist directly on top of these stages. Stage adapts and changes in every space it is displayed, with stages being pierced and altered during the installation process. This process of constant damage and repair forms a central layer to the ever-shifting form of Stage. Participating artists contributed a collection of Stages and Actors, and both existing and new works will be introduced and changed through the show itself, keeping the exhibition in a constant state of flux. Works can be moved, added and removed. As a visitor and viewer, you are encouraged to move Actors across Stages, to create new installations and visual images.

  • John Abell | Jo Berry | Abi Birkinshaw | Sarah Boulter | Dave Brook | Gordon Dalton | Lara Davies | Roslim Dew |Tamara Dubnyckyj Elliott Flanagan | Rebecca Gould | Abigail Hampsey | David Hancock | Callum Harvey | Beatrice Hasell-Mccosh | Marielle Hehir | Maggie James | Gareth Kemp | Dean Knight | Iwan Lewis | Daniel MacCarthy | James Moore | Ruth Murray | Philip Nicol | Mahali O’Hare | Tom Pitt | Chantal Powell | Fiona G. Roberts | Robin Tarbet | Ruby Tingle | Toby Ursell | Casper White | Ellie Young | Sam Heath | Billy Kang | Frances Stanfield | Bianca MacCall | Aiden myers | Lucia Jones

  • Llwyfan II yw ail ran arddangosfa grŵp deithiol, Llwyfan, a arddangoswyd yn wreiddiol yn ngofod prosiect Kingsgate. Wedi'i guradu gan Liam O'Connor a James Moore. Mae Llwyfan wedi'i ffurfio o ddau brif elfen: Llwyfannau ac Actorion. Mae llwyfannau wedi'u ffurfio gyda chefndiroedd enfawr wedi'u creu o luniadau, paentiadau, tecstilau, ffabrig wedi'i drapio, a deunyddiau a geir. Mae’r actorion yn weithiau llai sy'n bodoli'n uniongyrchol ar y llwyfannau hyn. Mae'r llwyfan yn addasu ac yn newid ym mhob gofod caiff ei arddangos, gyda llwyfannau'n cael eu tyllu a'u newid yn ystod y broses osod. Mae'r broses hon o ddifrodi ac atgyweirio yn ffurfio haen ganolog i ffurf newidiol y Llwyfan. Cyfrannodd yr artistiaid a wnaeth cymryd ran gasgliad o Lwyfannau ac Actorion, a bydd gweithiau presennol a newydd yn cael eu cyflwyno a'u newid trwy'r sioe, gan gadw'r arddangosfa mewn cyflwr cyson o newid. Gellir symud, ychwanegu a thynnu gweithiau. Fel ymwelydd a gwyliwr, fe'ch anogir i symud yr Actorion ar draws y Llwyfannau, i greu gosodiadau a delweddau gweledol newydd. Bydd yr arddangosfa hefyd yn parhau i ffurfio Llwyfan III, yn MIRROR, Plymouth, 23 Hydref - Rhagfyr 2025