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This article reminds the reader of the significant role that Wales played in Sutherland’s artistic development

Yes, the The RCA Conwy closed its gallery doors to the public on 24 August but only temporarily. We are planning our re-launch with a public art auction. More information on rcaconwy.org & our social media platforms. Click 'About' tab to donate. Please share. Thank you

Good news! The RCA Conwy is opening its doors to the public in Crown Lane on Saturday 13 September (11am-4pm) to coincide with Conwy's 'Honey Fair 2025' in the High Street visitconwy.org.uk/whats-on/conwy… Come & see our 2 new 'Now' & 'Then' art exhibitions. Entry is free. Please share

The lepidopterist's school report for 2025 ... Better but not nearly good enough.

Please share — and please come along tomorrow to see 2 brand new art exhibitions in the RCA gallery and sample the ever-popular Conwy Honey Fair too, in the street outside. Thank you

Please listen to Hannah and Natalie … and act. Thank you

Q. E. D.

Clearly a hot topic. It’s one that has interested me for years, and especially as someone who is a published author on art and artists in Wales over the last 100 years. Zimmern and Balsom’s models are still pertinent today.

This week I was re-elected President of the The RCA Conwy in Conwy. The newly re-elected Vice President is my good friend Jeremy Yates. A new RCA Council (committee) has been elected too and we are working on a fundraising art auction for our institution.

I share Hannah Bourne-Taylor’s admiration for the gleaming example that was (and will remain) Dr Jane Goodall.

So well said. Local to global, not vice versa

GERDA ROPER RCA at Oriel Môn rcaconwy.org/news/gerda-rop… Gerda is a Royal Cambrian Academician based in south-east Wales and exhibiting in north-west Wales, demonstrating that the RCA’s geographical and visual reach is far and wide.

Long live Waldy and Bendy, despite the intrusive swans and couches …

Day 1 (Tuesday 14 October) of leading the 2025 art tour to north-west Wales by CASW - Contemporary Art Society for Wales — Viewing the Tryweryn protest sign en route to the powerful ‘Tryweryn 60’ and ‘Wales Women’s Peace Petition 1923-4’ exhibitions National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth. Both still all too relevant.

In memoriam of such a very sweet tiny bird. Tragically I found a plucked wing of one on the grass outside the National Library of Wales recently. I’ve kept it too & may include it in one of my pictures.