The Bulkeley Gallery offers free admission to temporary exhibitions by local artists, providing visitors with a small insight into the abundance of artistic talent throughout North Wales. The changing programme offers a variety of exhibitions with original art work and photographic prints available for sale, and on occasion, an opportunity to meet the artist behind the artwork.
The Bulkeley Emporium complements each exhibition with a selection of giftware and handcrafted pieces created by local artisans showcased within display cabinets throughout the hotel’s public foyer. All items on display are available for sale from the hotel’s reception throughout
the day and evening.
Please see the individual exhibitions listed below for exhibition opening times.
Cheryl Hamer
Photography Exhibition -“Photographic impressionism”
3rd - 25th September 2021
Cheryl is a retired, professional landscape photographer who has spent many years in Anglesey teaching photography workshops and tours and now lives in Crete having settled for an idyllic retirement lifestyle.
Cheryl specialises in creating ‘impressionist ’ images which she strives to make in camera rather than in editing. To achieve this she utilises the multiple exposure facility and intentional camera movement resulting in soft images which are fluffy, pointillistic and sometimes intentionally blurry.
Anne Snaith, H’Artworks
Art Workshops
All Year Round
Training in Art and design at Manchester Metropolitan University in the early 80s , Anne Snaith found her passion in helping others
to find their creative voice. Being involved in numerous Community ventures including working for Children in Action,
The National Welsh Library, Young carers, the bereaved , excluded teenagers, schools and libraries to name a few .The National Welsh library
project was filmed throughout conception and the art piece created called "identity " now hangs in a specially designated room on
permanent loan in Aberystwyth.
Having always drawn and painted professionally, usually for others within a community / teaching setting or in a commission context;, Anne recently rediscovered her own artistic voice during lockdown .A new joy in her desire to create and be creative just for herself led to this exhibition.
Influenced by the the beautiful Island of Angelsey ,the sea , landscape, nature , storytelling and illustration and by her faith .
Particularly enjoying the transparency of silk painting and watercolour and experimenting with texture, lots of different media are explored.
