Exhibition

FOLD is pleased to present SILO a solo show by Will Cruickshank.

For his first solo show with the gallery Cruickshank presents a selection of floor and wall based objects, produced in his Epping studio, where he has been developing work for the past four years. A particular focus will be works from the period 2018 – 2019 when Cruickshank received Arts Council funding for his studio research.

FOLD is pleased to present DROOR’NGS a solo show by Kes Richardson.

For his third solo show with the gallery Richardson presents a selection of recent paintings that range in scale from domestic to monumental.

Printmaker Jamie Barnes is inspired by his explorations of coastal paths around Wales, Northumberland, Cumbria and Scotland.

A curious set of accompanying sea structures started to appear in Jamie’s work, not only the obvious lighthouses but also the more unusual, such as orientation beacons, transmitters and glowering power stations.

This is the first solo exhibition in Wales by Japanese artist Nobuko Tsuchiya. 

Working primarily with sculpture, Tsuchiya’s practice combines a wide range of materials, often including household objects, collected over time, which she assembles and casts to create amorphous, hybrid minimalist mechanical objects. Presented across the gallery floor, the works enter into dialogue with one another creating arresting and poetic installations. 

Featuring new and recent works, this new solo exhibition by artist Chiara Camoni includes a collaborative site-specific work created for MOSTYN. 

We are pleased to present the first solo exhibition in a UK institution by British artist Anj Smith. 

FOLD is pleased to present Something that isn’t a solo show by Benjamin Cohen – his first with the gallery.

Through experimentation with expanded notions of sculpture, painting, film and time- based media, as well as a continuous engagement in collaborative practices; Benjamin Cohen’s work consists of objects, films, photographs, sound and ‘structures’ which explore notions of architecture, topography, memory and ‘display’.

'Piecing it Together' exhibition showcases four emmerging artisits work. Ink drawings, painted portraits, photography and ceramics.

Photographs by Magnum photographer David Hurn, accompanied by a film about the artist by Zed Nelson

Join us in our new 'Meeting Gallery' for the official exhibition opening and film screening  on Wednesday 16 October at 6.30pm

Including

• Welcome and Drinks Reception
• Screening of Zed Nelson’s film with introduction by MOSTYN Director, Alfredo Cramerotti
• Followed by a talk and Q & A with Zed Nelson 

The exhibition and film screening are made possible thanks to the support of the Borzello Trust.

‘Weaving is the work of the heart and the mind, not only the hand.’ Champa Siju, artisan.