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Site Map and Navigational notes
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The site is divided into five main areas, each containing many further subsections which are detailed here. Clicking the links for the pages from the tables opens a new window so that the site map remains open for reference.
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Within About Us you will find general information regarding the history of the museum, past and present staff, our publications, acquisitions policies and mission statement.
History |
About Us, Collections, General Museum, Gallery of Crafts, The Davies Sisters, Thomas Jones, Edward Davies Building |
Staff |
Present |
Robert Meyrick, Neil Holland, Moira Vincentelli |
Past |
Hubert J. Fleure, Sidney Greenslade, Daniel Jones, Robert Lambert Gapper, David Tinker |
Mission Statement |
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Acquisitions Policy |
Graphic Art |
Studio Ceramics |
Publications |
Books |
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Exhibition Catalogues |
Cards |
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Our varied Collections are described in an overview, with pages describing the special collections, the highlights of the collection and the ceramic archive. We are developing sections which analyse our artists collections, and descriptions of the bequests and gifts which form important parts of the collection. There is a facilitiy to search for items within the collection, as well as lists of our publications. A section covers our policies for loans.
Overview |
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Special Collections |
Bequests |
George Powell, John Williams, Catherine Lewis Trust |
Gifts |
CASW, Gregynog Loan, The Davies Sisters' Print Collection |
Artist Collections |
Hugh Blaker, George Chapman, Bernard Cheese, John Elwyn, Handel Evans, Evelyn Gibbs, Rigby Graham, Derrick Greaves, Edgar Holloway, Edward Bouverie Hoyton, James McBey, Eric Malthouse, Chris Penn, Fred Richards, John Roberts, Keith Vaughan, Ivor Williams |
Calligraphy |
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Ceramics |
Early British Studio Pottery, Art Pottery, Ceramic Figures, Historic and Retrospective Collection, Collecting Contemporary Ceramics |
Drawings |
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Glass |
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Gulbenkian Collection |
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Paintings |
The Great and the Good |
Photographs |
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Prints |
Wood Engravings of the 1860s, Prints of the 1920s and 1930s, Portraiture in the 1920s, Classical Subjects in the 1920s, Lithography in the 1920s, Colour Woodcuts, Collecting Contemporary Prints |
Private Presses |
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Watercolours |
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Welsh Folk Craft |
Ceramics, Love Spoons, Furniture |
World Craft |
Baskets, Musical Instruments, Weaponry |
Highlights |
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Ceramic Archive |
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Search |
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Publications |
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Loans |
Conditions |
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Current |
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Recent |
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The exhibitions section contains details of current exhibitions, as well as an archive of past exhibitions and listings of the exhibitions planned over the coming months. There is also information about exhibitions currently touring.
Current Exhibitions |
Jenny Martin |
Past Exhibitions |
2006 |
Ken Elias, Christopher Webster, Kate Hammersley, Christopher Vranek, School of Art Postgraduates, Sankofa, Looking Out to Sea, The Sea |
2005 |
Alexander Adams: Works on Paper, British Artists in Italy, Undergraduate Degree Show and Postgraduate Exhibition, Kangchenjunga, Bodywork, School of Art Postgraduates, Pam Berridge, Colin Jones, Impressions of Wales |
2004 |
Edgar Holloway, Recent Acqusitions, Jane Joseph, Alistair Crawford |
2003 |
John Roberts, Centenary Artists |
2002 |
Inspire, Elfyn Lewis, Brush Up Your Shakespeare, Bernard Cheese, Richard Weis, David Tinker
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2001 |
Sisters Select, Gwilym Prichard, 1066 and All That, Evelyn Gibbs |
2000 |
Terra Incognita, Sidney Nolan, The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, Paul Croft, Claudia Williams |
1999 |
Anne Desmet, Kate Hammersley, Mutations, Eric Lessing, Tony Heward |
Forthcoming Exhibitions |
Stuart Pearson Wright, Vicky Shaw, Derrick Greaves, Future Plans |
Touring Exhibitions |
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News contains current information about new acquisitions, loans, exhibitions and other news.
Recent Acquisitions |
2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 1999 |
Current Loans |
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Exhibitions |
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Archive |
2006 |
New Lectureship, Davies Sisters Roadshow |
2005 |
Handel Evans' Piano, Kate Hammersley, Scrapglow, British Artists in Italy, Increasing Access, Inspiring Learning, Fred Richards, Christmas Cards |
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Interpenetrations, For Love or Money, Uncovering Hugh Blaker |
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Opening times, contact details and information about visiting the collections and getting to the School of Art may be found in the Access section, as well as listings of useful links and contacts for researchers.
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Navigational notes
This site uses Javascript menus at the top of the page as the main way of navigating the site, together with the menu on the right hand side on most of the pages.
Some links open pages in a new window, in particular links to other sites. Many images may be clicked, which opens a new window for the image with a full caption.
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