The River Next Door was an exhibition held at Oriel y Bont, on the University of South Wales’ s Treforest campus, from March to May 2015. It brought together the works of two creative minds: the artist Valerie Coffin Price and the poet Philip Gross.

Contemporary artwork by artist Valerie Coffin Price comes together with poems and prose by award-winning poet Philip Gross in a deep collaboration grounded in the heart of the Taff valley. Filmed and produced by Roger Carruthers.

Artist Ronald Lawrence talks with curator Ceri Thomas before an audience of MA Arts Practice and MA Arts, Health and Wellbeing students and staff in his retrospective exhibition at Oriel y Bont. Lawrence was chosen as the feature artist at the University of Glamorgan’s art gallery in 2013 not only to celebrate his 60-year career as an artist (and 30-year career as an art educator) in South Wales but also to mark the institution’s transformation into the University of South Wales. He was...

Ronald Lawrence: a retrospective — 60 years of exhibiting since 1953 Artist Ronald Lawrence talks with curator Ceri Thomas before an audience of MA Arts Practice and MA Arts, Health and Wellbeing students and staff in his retrospective exhibition at Oriel y Bont. Lawrence was chosen as the feature artist at the University of Glamorgan’s art gallery in 2013 not only to celebrate his 60-year career as an artist (and 30-year career as an art educator) in South Wales but also to mark the...

Pop Go The Valleys was a gallery talk presented by Ceri Thomas at the National Museum Wales, in Cardiff, in April 2013. The talk explored relationships between three of the pieces of work in the 'Pop and Abstract' exhibition, on display from March to 1 September 2013. The featured artworks are Ernest Zobole's 'Chair and Dog in a Room', Ken Elias's 'Days Are Where We Live', and Denys Short's 'Hafan'.

Pop Go The Valleys was a gallery talk presented by Ceri Thomas at the National Museum Wales, in Cardiff, in April 2013. The talk explored relationships between three of the pieces of work in the 'Pop and Abstract' exhibition, on display from March to 1 September 2013. The featured artworks are Ernest Zobole's 'Chair and Dog in a Room', Ken Elias's 'Days Are Where We Live', and Denys Short's 'Hafan'.

Pop Go The Valleys was a gallery talk presented by Ceri Thomas at the National Museum Wales, in Cardiff, in April 2013. The talk explored relationships between three of the pieces of work in the 'Pop and Abstract' exhibition, on display from March to 1 September 2013. The featured artworks are Ernest Zobole's 'Chair and Dog in a Room', Ken Elias's 'Days Are Where We Live', and Denys Short's 'Hafan'.