Rebecca Jane Rotie
Neolithic Sites of North Pembrokeshire

Tony Kitchell
Paintings

12 July 2004 – 5 August 2004

This is the first time audiences will have the opportunity to see two exhibitions running side by side at Oriel Mwldan. An exhibition of new paintings by Tony Kitchell and photographs by Rebecca Jane Rotie share a common inspiration in the imagery and ambiguity of the Pembrokeshire landscape.

Rebecca Jane Rotie
Personal Statement

Having lived in or near to Pembrokeshire all my life, I have enthusiastically explored and felt inspired by the powerful landscape. The body of photographic works selected for this exhibition is a small part of a larger collection of particular sites of great historic interest including Burial Chambers, Standing Stones and Stone Circles of the Neolithic period. The intention of my show is to motivate others to explore and experience the ambience of these sacred sites.

Tony Kitchell
Personal Statement

This exhibition has given me the opportunity to realise a project I have been thinking about for a few years. The aim is to fill the new exhibition space at Theatr Mwldan with myriad colours and the inspiration for this is drawn from the many spring wild flowers growing along the coast path in Pembrokeshire. My method in producing these paintings involves making small oil studies from nature and enlarging certain areas to the point of abstraction.

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10am - 8 pm Monday - Sunday

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