The gallery has a full exhibition programme throughout 2003. As the year progresses we will update this section, providing more information about individual exhibitions.

21st January - 1st March

Winter Group Exhibition

Most of the artists this gallery represents have work on display in this mixed exhibition of paintings, graphics and sculpture. The gallery represents over fifty artists, and many live and work in Wales. This is an opportunity to see the range and quality of work that is available at the gallery.

8th March - 29th March

Swansea Print Workshop

The workshop opened in 1998 with the intention of providing much needed printmaking and drawing facilities in the Swansea area. The studio provides printmaking equipment and technical advice to professional artists. It also promotes and encourages community participation in the arts, running numerous workshops. The aim of this exhibition is to bring to a wider audience the work produced by the tutors themselves and the artists who use the facilities.

5th April - 26th April

George Little and David Tress

This exhibition contrasts the work of two artists, one whose inspiration is in the Welsh industrial landscape and the other whose main theme is the rural landscape. George Little's paintings centre on post-industrial Swansea, while many of David Tress' paintings feature West Wales.

Chris Griffin and Mike Jones

These two artists take their inspirations from the post-industrial South Wales. Chris Griffin's paintings develop into lyrical expressions of the landscape, often using rich and emotional colour. Mike Jones has gained a reputation for his evocative portrayal of the Welsh landscape and its people, and in particular of the Swansea Valley where he lives and paints.

Summer Group Exhibition

Selected new work from all the artists who exhibit at the gallery.

Donald McIntyre

This solo exhibition celebrates the 80th birthday of one of Wales' most distinguished artists. Although he has lived in North Wales for much of his life, his formative years were spent on the West Coast of Scotland and has brought to the principality a palette rooted in the Scottish Colourist Tradition.

Karel Lek and Paul Woodford

This exhibition features new work by two contrasting artists. Lek is a keen observer of the everyday and regards the streets as his studio. Woodford is passionate about the art of landscape which he expresses through paint and torn paper.

Winter Group Exhibition

This is a chance to catch up with what the gallery's artists have been working on while our other exhibitions have been running. As usual, there will be a complete mix of new work in this rotating show. We always receive more work than we can possibly hang at any one time. There will always be something fresh to see throughout the course of the exhibition.

Attic Gallery reopens on Tuesday 20th January 2004 when our Winter Group Exhibition continues. Shortly after we will present our exhibition programme for 2004.