by ArtsWales Editor | Jan 23, 2012 | Art Comment, Arts News
You read about Holden Caulfield hearing a jazz number… wouldn’t you like to listen to it too? Captain Corelli turns up in Cephallonia… where is that, and what does it look like? Those kite fights in Kabul… wouldn’t it be nice to see a video of the real thing? All these extras are available – if widely dispersed – on the Net. Book Drum is an innovative crowd-sourced website that pulls them all together in handy companion profiles for people who love books.
by ArtsWales Editor | Jun 8, 2011 | Arts News, Arts News - Wales
We’d welcome your views on the following consultation document – Capital Strategy 2012 – 17. Download the document here – http://www.artswales.org/what-we-do/consultation-documents The closing date for the consultation is 31 August 2011....
by ArtsWales Editor | Jun 8, 2011 | Arts Events, Arts News
Croesawn eich barn ar y ddogfen ymgynghorol ganlynol – Strategaeth Cyfalaf 2012 – 17. Gellir ei lawrlwytho yma – http://www.celfcymru.org/what-we-do/consultation-documents Dyddiad cau yr ymgynghoriad yw 31 Awst 2011. Anfonwch eich hymatebion i...
by ArtsWales Editor | May 5, 2011 | Arts News, Arts News - Wales
1977. Beth a gofiwch am y flwyddyn honno? Dechrau Radio Cymru o bosibl? Cymru’n ennill y Goron Driphlyg? Neu beth am Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Wrecsam a Paul Davies yn dal trawst rheilffordd uwch ei ben sy’n dwyn y geiriau WN (Welsh Not)?
Mae 30 mlynedd a rhagor ers y tro diwethaf i’r Eisteddfod fod yn Wrecsam, ac os cofiwch honno, hoffai Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru glywed gennych. Hyd yn oed os na fuoch yno, mae’n si?r bod gennych ffotos o’r saithdegau hwyr a guddiwyd yn rhywle rhag codi embaras.
by ArtsWales Editor | May 5, 2011 | Arts News, Arts News - Wales
Summer of ’77 – Arts Council of Wales launches appeal for memories
1977. What can you remember from that year? Could it be the beginning of broadcasting for BBC Radio Cymru? Wales winning the Triple Crown?
Or what about the National Eisteddfod in Wrexham and Paul Davies holding up above his head, a railway sleeper with WN (Welsh Not) written on it?
