Dates:
Opening Saturday 12th October
11am - 5pm 

Open:
12th - 13th October
19th - 20th October
Saturdays: 11am - 5pm 
Sundays: 11am - 5pm 

Venue:
Moat Farm Barns,
Llysworney,
Vale of Glamorgan 
CF71 7NQ

Price:
Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
Come join us for a glass of refreshment and a chat with the artist. 

Tel: 07863209764

This exhibition showcases recent work by Peter Kettle. In May of 2023, Peter travelled to Japan and “The Japan Project - Paintings and Film” was born. The project celebrates and looks at how the Japanese honour their land through ancient pilgrimages and the arts. Over the course of 3 weeks with his roll of canvas, easel and companions, Peter travelled to the northern island of Hokkaido and mainland Honshu to explore Japan's tribal roots, its myriad of heritage sites and to climb Japan's revered volcanoes and landscapes nicknamed 'the playground of the Gods'.  This collection of oils and collages is the fruit of his labours.

This exhibition showcases recent work by Peter Kettle. In May of 2023, Peter travelled to Japan and “The Japan Project - Paintings and Film” was born. The project celebrates and looks at how the Japanese honour their land through ancient pilgrimages and the arts. Over the course of 3 weeks with his roll of canvas, easel and companions, Peter travelled to the northern island of Hokkaido and mainland Honshu to explore Japan's tribal roots, its myriad of heritage sites and to climb Japan's revered volcanoes and landscapes nicknamed 'the playground of the Gods'.  This collection of oils and collages is the fruit of his labours.

"Eastern Ascents"

This exhibition showcases recent work by Peter Kettle. In May of this year Peter travelled to Japan and “The Japan Project - Paintings and Film” was born. The project celebrates and looks at how the Japanese honour their land through ancient pilgrimages and the arts. Over the course of 3 weeks with his roll of canvas, easel and companions, Peter travelled to the northern island of Hokkaido and mainland Honshu to explore Japan's tribal roots, its myriad of heritage sites and to climb Japan's revered volcanoes and landscapes nicknamed 'the playground of the Gods'.  This collection of oils and collages is the fruit of his labours.

From where it all began.

A solo exhibition by Peter Kettle RCA showcasing 40
paintings of Wales, Scotland and Abstracts from where he started painting at Moat Farm Barns, CF71 7NQ. We will be open for two consecutive weekends starting from: 

Dates:
Opening 21st October 2023
10am - 6pm 

Open:
21st - 22nd October
28th - 29th October
Saturdays: 10am - 6pm 
Sundays: 12pm - 5pm 

Venue:
Moat Farm Barns,
Llysworney,
Vale of Glamorgan 
CF71 7NQ

Price:
Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
Come join us for a glass of wine.

Tel:
07863209764
01446679186

Showcasing 15 new paintings from the welsh waterfalls, Pembrokeshire coast and Kefalonia, Greece.

Exhibitions Launches May 4th midday, Come by for a chat about the new work :)

In his newest collection, British contemporary artist Peter Kettle revisits and discovers the outstanding natural beauty of Britains landscapes and waterways; journeying across Wales, Scotland and the Cotswolds. A keen rambler, Peter Kettle brings together dramatic scenes from scaling Mt. Cadair Idris in Wales, exploring the Kyle of Tongue along the North Coast of Scotland; and placcid scenes of local Cotswold watermeadows and fields. Working primarily in oils and mixed media, these stunning landscapes and vistas are celebrated by Peter Kettle’s abstract/documentarian approach, visceral textures and evocative use of light on land and water.

This exhibition is an ongoing project walking segments of The Cambrian Way - linking Cardiff Castle to Conwy Castle. The 298 mile route tackles the highest peaks across the heartland of Wales. The paintings from this particular series navigate through the Wye Valley, Brecon Beacons, Doethie and Elan Valley and Mt. Snowdon; featuring Oil and Mixed Media works on canvas. The route is described as 'the mountain connoisseurs' walk', and it pays homage to the founding rambler of the The Cambrian Way, A.J. Drake.