The Welsh Group
Y Grwp Cymreig

Eileen Allan
Jenny Allan
Lewis Allan
Lynne Bebb
William Brown
Glenys Cour
Ken Elias
Anthony Goble
Clive Hicks-Jenkins
Robert Alwyn Hughes
Dilys Jackson
Megan Jones
Philip Muirden
Michael Organ
Alan Salisbury
Jean Walcot
Islwyn Watkin
Ken Dukes
Angela Hoppe Kingston
Paul Brewer
Antonia Spowers
Thomasin Toohie
Roy Powell
Pip Wolf
Wendy Earle

Chair: Robert Macdonald
Vice Chair: Robert Alwyn Hughes
Secretary: Tracy Tinker
Treasurer: Robert Harding

President: Mathew Prichard

www.welshgroup.co.uk

"An artist's urge to exhibit is as deeply ingrained as the need to eat, sleep, or to make love. It is so, of course, with all creative art - music has to be played, books have to be read and drama enacted. It is, therefore, to this central fulcrum of art that the Welsh Group has addressed itself."
Mathew Prichard, President, The Welsh Group.

"Mae ysfa'r arlunydd i arddangos mor reddfol ynddo a'r angen i fwyta, cysgu, neu garu. Mae hynny'n wir, wrth gwrs, am bob gelfyddyd graedigol - rhaid i gerddoriaeth gael ei chwarae, ilyfrau gael eu darllen ac i ddramma gael ei hactio. Y canolbwynt hwn i gelfyddyd, felly, i mae'r Grwp Cymraeg wedi rhoi sylw."

With this statement in mind The Welsh Group web site has been constructed to represent the present membership. The Welsh Group has attempted to promote and exhibit art of Welsh artists, and those artists living and working in Wales.

www.welshgroup.co.uk is aimed at providing information on the work of its artist's for collectors, galleries, corporate bodies, education and artists worldwide.

The Welsh Group celebrates 60 years of existance with the Exhibition and Publication "Mapping the Welsh Group at 60" . The exhibition will be shown at the National Library of Wales Aberystwyth November 8 th 2008 -January 31st 2009 and will tour to The Royal Cambrian Academy Conwy and the Newport Museum and Art Gallery Newport in 2009.

The Publication is available in English and Welsh from the National Library of Wales shop at £7.50. contact Sian Price NLW Aberystwyth