From wonderful original works of art to the smallest print, oriel Tan yr Hall gallery in Bala, Gwynedd, aims to have something for everyone's taste and pocket.

 

 

The gallery has a wide selection of original work - in all media - by the best of contemporary Welsh artists like Gareth Parry, Glen Seldon, Julia Harris, David Shanahan and Barbara Goolden. An exhibition of Julia Harris' work will be staged at the gallery from June 24th 2010. The exhibits include watercolour landscapes and animal caricatures, acrylics and oils.

 

The gallery holds a great selection of prints from William Selwyn, Kyffin Williams, Keith Bowen, Elaine Jeffreys and Stephen Jones and many more. Some pieces of work are exclusive to Tan yr Hall.

 

The gallery also prides itself on nurturing local artists like Gareth Wyn Jones,  Lily Hickish, Ken Bridges and Glenys Lawson. 

 

We also feature exceptional photographers like Andrew Kime and Tony Boydon, plus local photographers who know their patch well. Our reasonably priced selection of photographs on canvas show breathtaking photography of Snowdonia as well as other popular images.

 

And if you're looking for a good read, we have thousands of good quality new and second-hand paperbacks and hardbacks covering every subject under the sun.

 

There are also wooden bowls and lamps by Colin Jones, who has also made beautifully framed bevelled mirrors, as well as silverware, artistic and handmade cards, pottery, unique wooden and ceramic clocks and a new range of hand crafted beadwoven and wirework jewellery. 

 

We offer a full framing service with a wide choice of mouldings. We also offer a photograph restoration service and we can put your own photographs on canvas for you.

 

Vouchers are available for any amount over £10, and on payment of a 10% deposit we will reserve artwork for you, and take payments in stages if you wish.

 

We are also members of Collectorplan, the Welsh Arts Council's scheme which helps you buy works of art by living artists, originals and limited edition prints, by paying instalments, interest free. You just pay a 10 per cent deposit, and the rest is paid in 10 equal instalments, subject to approval.