Modron, Threads
24.05.2025 - 2.11.2025

We are proud to present the outcome of the Threads project, featuring the personal responses of group members to the work of acclaimed artist Adeela Suleman.

Threads: Glynn Vivian Community Textiles Group has been experimenting with textile-based techniques and materials. As the project has developed, the slow, repetitive nature of textile processes has encouraged social interactions and connections. This slowed-down approach has allowed for the development of a shared sense of purpose celebrating how the threads of our diverse lives are inextricably woven together in our community.

Rydym yn falch o gyflwyno canlyniad prosiect Threads, sy’n cynnwys ymatebion personol gan aelodau’r grŵp i waith yr artist adnabyddus Adeela Suleman. Ariannwyd prosiect Threads gan Grant ‘Creu’ Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru.

Mae Threads, Grŵp Tecstilau Cymunedol Oriel Gelf Glynn Vivian, wedi bod yn arbrofi â thechnegau a deunyddiau sy’n seiliedig ar decstilau. Wrth i’r prosiect ddatblygu, mae natur araf, ailadroddus prosesau tecstilau wedi annog rhyngweithio a chysylltiadau cymdeithasol. Mae’r dull arafach hwn wedi caniatáu i ni feithrin ymdeimlad o ddiben cyffredin, gan ddathlu sut mae elfennau ein bywydau amrywiol yn cydblethu’n annatod yn ein cymuned.

Threads interview Modron

Artist Joan Jones performed ‘Gloomy Mayhill Walk’ as part of our Glynn Vivian Art Night: Supporting LGBT+ History Month in February 2020. Listen again to this captivating journey through the streets and pathways of Mayhill. 
 
Perfformiodd yr artist Joan Jones 'Gloomy Mayhill Walk' fel rhan o Noson Gelf Glynn Vivian: Cefnogi Ms Hanes LGBT+ ym mis Chwefror 2020. Gwrandewch unwaith eto ar y daith hudolus hon drwy strydoedd a llwybrau Mayhill.

2021

Gloomy Mayhill Walk by Joan Jones

An archive of Glynn Vivian Art Gallery talks, interviews, guides and music, ranging from historical to contemporary subjects, led by artists, curators, educators and historians. 

Glynn Vivian Art Gallery is  is part of the City & County of Swansea and is supported by the Arts Council of Wales and through grant aid from CyMAL.

Threads interview Modron

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