29th May - 6th JulyThis exhibition documents the unflinching practice of David Garner, an artist whose work spans decades of political resistance, material investigation, and poetic protest.

10th April - 18th May

the 21st February - 23rd March 2025Duck! Rabbit! is an exhibition of new artworks by the collective that spans painting, drawing, sculpture, textiles and publication, reflecting online discourse, personal narratives, and lived experiences. Inspired by the 19th-century optical illusion and its philosophy of embracing ambiguity and varied interpretation.

30th Jan - 2nd Feb Featuring new work by year 8 Art and Design students at Stanwell School 

From Offline Journal - Free guest talks on photobooks, where we'll explore photography publishing and self-publishing.

29th November - 19th January 2025 The exhibition will show a diverse range of artistic expressions, will seek to inspire reflection, evoke emotion and celebrate the profound beauty found within this natural phenomenon. The constant fluctuation between two states will be explored in many ways.

31st October - 17th November An Exhibition exploring our themes through diverse mediums while highlighting the needs and aspirations of an inclusive society.

14th September - 15th October The Turner House Open Exhibition is a major open-entry art exhibition celebrating the creative talent from those living in Penarth and beyond.

25th July - 1st SeptTwilight Barking is a new collaborative project from Arcade Campfa, working with Hafan y Coed adult mental health unit Activities Team. The project looks to explore the animal-human bond, and how animals, and dogs in particular, can alleviate boredom and promote wellbeing for in-patients at Hafan y Coed.

6th June - 14th JulyThe Euro-Wales 92 Group started from an art summer school in Tuscany in 1991 and was officially established a year later in Barry, Wales, by Ceri Thomas, Glyn Pooley, and Robert Greetham, along with eight other artists from Wales. They shared a belief in Wales's inclusion in European culture. Their last exhibition was in Cardiff in 1993 at the Third Wave Gallery.

3rd May - 26th May 2024 INCOMMON situates the work of Amber Mottram and Graham Jones side-by-side, and in dialogue. The exhibition teases out resonances between the artists' distinct and established practices, to reveal commonalities between their conceptual concerns and aesthetic resolutions.

4th - 28th April 2024The South Wales Art Society showcase celebrating 136 years of creativity in South Wales.