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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Anthony Shapland - MURMUR
DESCRIPTION:A new solo show by Cardiff based artist and writer Anthony Shapland\, guest-curated by Marie-Anne McQuay. The exhibition includes a new film and will be accompanied by an integrated reading space and events programme reflecting Shapland’s interest in the intersection between art and writing. \nTŷ Pawb is delighted to announce a large-scale solo exhibition by Cardiff based artist and writer Anthony Shapland\, opening Summer 2026. Anthony Shapland is a Welsh artist\, founder of artist-led space g39 and novelist. Within his writing and artistic practice\, he blends documentary and fiction\, drawing on his lived experience of rural queerness and growing up performing straight. \nExhibition runs: 11 July – 31 October 2026\nPreview and Press View: 10 July 2026 \nShapland was recently selected as one of The Observer’s 10 best new novelists 2025 and Waterstone’s Welsh book of the year for his debut novel A Room Above a Shop (Granta)\, which tells the story of hidden intimacy between two men living in a South Wales valley in the late 1980s\, during the time of Section 28. Continuing to work between the gallery and the printed page\, whether in image\, text or film\, Shapland constructs intimate portraits of lives lived at the edges of rural landscapes\, often filmed on location around Bargoed\, the town in the Rhymney Valley where he grew up. His ongoing fascination with illusion and mimicry\, reflecting the ways in which his protagonists seek to blend in with their surroundings\, manifests in his use of the hidden techniques of traditional filmmaking\, including props\, backdrops\, filters\, artificial light and Foley sound effects. These cinematic devices in turn set up and then unpack coded narratives. Speaking also to other concealed lives\, the artist asks\, “What happens when you stay?” \nShapland’s exhibition at Tŷ Pawb will include a new film and builds on recent moving image work\, including Starling Seven (2025)\, in which a montage of starlings copy and repeat man-made noises\, and Between the Dog and the Wolf (2019) which encapsulates the artist’s interest in the cinematic illusion of shooting day for night. The exhibition will be accompanied by an integrated reading space and a dynamic public programme. \nShapland’s solo show will be guest-curated by long time peer and associate Marie-Anne McQuay\, previously curator of Liverpool Biennial 2025\, with Tŷ Pawb Creative Director Jo Marsh. \nAnthony Shapland said: “I’m excited to be working at Tŷ Pawb – exploring the space between exhibition and publication\, image and word and referring to a life lived in two parts\, performed – never what it seemed on the surface. Nothing is what it appears to be\, and an early desire to not stand-out\, even after coming-out\, has had a lasting impact on all of my work – filled with references to stage and backstage\, to a performance of life. At Tŷ Pawb I’m keen to blur the line between inside and outside the gallery. “ \nCreative Director Tŷ Pawb Jo Marsh said: “We are absolutely delighted to be presenting this exciting new body of work by Anthony Shapland here at Tŷ Pawb next year. Anthony is a truly cherished Welsh artist\, at a significant moment in his career. This solo exhibition offers us a fantastic opportunity to engage with Anthony’s beautiful\, poetic and unique vision and celebrate his significant contribution to contemporary art in Wales. We can’t wait to share it with our visitors. Building on our initial partnership as part of the Venice Biennale 2019\, working with independent curator Marie-Anne McQuay on this project\, fresh from her role as curator of Liverpool Biennial 2025\, is a dream.” \nGuest Curator\, Marie-Anne McQuay said: “I’ve followed Anthony Shapland’s practice for nearly 20 years and am so delighted to finally work with him on a solo show for Tŷ Pawb\, Wrexham. I’m looking forward to sharing his incredible sensibility for observation and detail\, which manifests both in his filmmaking and writing\, with audiences next year” \nJoin the Tŷ Pawb mailing list to get regular updates straight to your inbox
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/exhibition-murmur/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Composing Belonging
DESCRIPTION:Composing Belonging returns to Wrexfest this August following a hugely successful debut earlier this year \nOriginally created as a one-night-only performance\, the project returns after its first sharing received such a positive response from audiences that the artists wanted to continue the collaboration and develop the work further. \nThis year’s performance brings together SERA\, Ayoub Boukhalfa\, Yasmine Latkowski and the full Panedeni ensemble for an afternoon of original music\, collaboration and conversation. \nAt the heart of the project is a shared exploration of identity\, language\, heritage and belonging. Drawing on Welsh and Arabic musical traditions\, the artists combine original songwriting with diverse musical influences to create new work rooted in their own lived experiences. \nJoining the project this year is Panedeni\, whose debut EP Atamanaa was released earlier this summer. Led by Yasmine Latkowski\, the North Wales-based ensemble blends Arabic and Welsh musical traditions through original compositions and reimagined folk styles\, featuring oud\, Welsh border pipes\, violin\, guitar\, clarinet\, flutes\, Egyptian percussion\, bass and vocals performed across four languages. \nAlongside music from Panedeni’s new EP\, audiences will hear original collaborative works developed through the Composing Belonging project\, individual performances from the featured artists\, and hear the stories behind the music. \nMore than a concert\, Composing Belonging offers an opportunity to experience how music can bring together different traditions\, languages and perspectives through collaboration.\nEveryone is welcome. \nTŷ Pawb\, Wrexham | Saturday 15th August |\n3pm (doors 2.30pm). \nFeatured Artists\nSERA\nA bilingual singer-songwriter from Caernarfon\, SERA writes contemporary folk songs inspired by landscape\, language and place. Performing in Welsh and English\, she has received BBC Radio support and recently collaborated with Eve Goodman on the project Natur. \nAyoub Boukhalfa\nOriginally from Morocco and now based in Wales\, Ayoub is a singer\, performer and choir leader rooted in Moroccan Chaabi music. His work explores identity\, belonging and community through performance and collaboration. \nYasmine Latkowski & Panedeni\nYasmine is a vocalist\, composer and the creative force behind Panedeni\, a North Wales ensemble blending Arabic and Welsh musical traditions. Their debut EP\, Atamanaa\, released in June 2026\, brings together original music and reimagined folk styles through a rich mix of Arabic and Welsh instrumentation. \nSupported by Arts Council of Wales \nBOOK VIA EVENTBRITE
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/composing-belonging-2/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:WREXFEST 2026 - Pictish Trail + Gwesteion | Guests
DESCRIPTION:WREXFEST returns to Ty Pawb for the 5th year running to deliver an audio-visual extravaganza. The event will transform the venue into a super sensory theme park with visuals by with visuals by Panorama mapping and art installation by Heliotrope Art. \nMusical Celtic brethren will converge across two stages and include a headline performance from the Isle of Eigg’s favourite son\, Pictish Trail\, Scottish Funk Soul brothers Duke Dunchan and the Hurricanes\, hometown psych rockers The Mandela FX\, Stockport’s very own Extra Terrestrials DTM with Doom Druids and winners of Bloodstock 2026 Groom the Giant heading up a collection of the finest Welsh Psych including Ffredi Blino\, Mascot Moth\, Karma Shake and Crochan. \nFull line up; \nPictish Trail (full band) \nDuke Duncan & The Hurricanes \nGroom the Giant \nDon Tageeva Monquaise \nMandela FX \nFfredi Blino \nMascot Moth \nKarma Shake \nCrochan \nVisuals by Panorama Mapping \nAert installation by Heliotrope Art \nTickets £12 or assessable via weekend wristband available from www.seetickets.com or ReVibed Records. \nBOOK VIA EVENTBRITE
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/wrexfest-2026-pictish-trail-gwesteion-guests/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
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