This collection of essays by contemporary artists living and working in Wales gives potential Art and Design students an insight into how some of our artists discovered their creativity through education and effort during their careers.
Added on: 20/04/2020
Publish Date: 2014
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Gair am Gelf ('A Word about Art')
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Higher Education,
Post-16 and Vocational,
AS/A Level
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Art and Design
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