Cernunnos: The Horned One. History Truly Imagined
Swansea Museum


lwan Bala utilised the collection at Swansea Museum to re-present objects that he sees as stereotypical icons of Wales, saying that “A museum’s role is to preserve elements of our collective history. My concern is with mapping the cultural landscape that I was born into. Sometimes archetypal landscape, sometimes artefacts and found objects. Iconic figures, symbols and mythic events are redrawn to make contemporary comment. My inspiration is the belief that culture is a continuum, that tradition is a process in flux and that we who live within it are constantly reinventing and redefining that cultural landscape”.
Posts Tagged ‘Iwan Bala’
Iwan Bala
27 September 2000
Locws International 2000
2nd September – 1st October 2000
Eric Angels
Iwan Bala
Maud Cotter
Dorothy Cross
Tim Davies
Peter Finnemore
Rose Frain
Hughes Germain
David Hastie
Karen Ingham
Philip Napier
Tina O’connell
Benoit Sire
Lois Williams
Craig Wood
In 2000 Locws International staged its first citywide event with 15 international and UK-based artists creating new temporary artworks in and around historic sites across the city
All work was site-specific and responded to the character and location of the venues and the history of the city.
Benoit Sire, Craig Wood, David Hastie, Dorothy Cross, Eric Angels, Hughes Germain, Iwan Bala, Karen Ingham, Locws International 2000, Lois Williams, Maud Cotter, Peter Finnemore, Philip Napier, Rose Frain, Tina O\'Connell
25 September 2000
