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Sat 10 - Sun 18 Oct All Events Free In sat 10 - sun 18 oct all events free in 2015 www.madeinroath.com madeinroathblog.blogspot.com facebook.com/madeinroath t witter.com/madeinroath2015 3 I’m walking down Albany, towards Plasnewydd Road in central Roath. This is where madeinroath have their HQ. It’s behind the ROADBLOCK. It’s full of sun and street stalls, food and art, alive with people. Why is this place called Roath, or Albany for that matter? Roath, with its claims to pre-Roman origin is the name the city of Cardiff could have had if it had played its cards right. Albany Road was once Merthyr Road, renamed in 1884 to mark the death of Queen Victoria’s eighth son, Prince Leopold, the Duke of Albany. Local objections were overruled. Roath, on the other hand has always been Roath. Except when it was Raz or Rath or Ratostathibios, of course. Rath means fort - here was one where Cardiff Castle is now and another, maybe, on that slowly rising mound of earth where St Margaret’s Church stands today. Roath is the city’s new cultural epicentre, snatching the crown clean and easy from arty Pontcanna. Round here we have more eateries, coffee shops and watering holes than the entire of Canton. When madeinroath first began in 2009, galleries, open studios, strolling players, poets, peddlers, Roath had three galleries - today it has eight. Count them: street food sellers, commissioned creatives, concerts, g39, Albany, SHO, Oriel Makers, Cardiff MADE, Inkspot, performances, platforms, innovations, interventions, Waterloo Gardens and The Gate. When you’ve got that installations, improvisations, broadcasts, publications, much creativity bubbling then you need to celebrate. dances and diving, multi-cultural workshops, films and touring vans, knitting, cooking, brass bands, guitars, digital And madeinroath does just that. It’s run today by three doodling, the Actual Museum of Roath as well as Roath’s artists, Gail Howard, Helen Clifford and Becca Thomas. painterly finest. You can experience it all and only feel a little It began as a sort of painters’ open house day. Much in bit creatively blitzed. Check madeinroath.com on your phone the style of the Royal Horticultural Society’s open gardens for hit lists and guidance. weekends you could tour the district visiting the back rooms, basements and lofts of Roath’s growing crowd of painters, This is a festival for everyone. As the organisers will tell makers and sculptors. In that first year ten studios opened you, the people of Roath are as important as the place. their doors and running alongside there were thirty-one allied Anyone can join in: for 2016 send in your ideas; if you’ve got events. This year there will be twenty-seven open studios a space, open it to the public; if you make in Roath then let supplemented by a whacking two hundred events. Helen, Gail & Becca know. Meanwhile 2015 is three quarters gone. Fill the rest of it with art. Use the map on the back of But don’t expect a chaos of excess. madeinroath may this brochure. Start now. have expanded its brief to include arts beyond the simply visual but it remains readily doable. Activity runs over two Peter Finch weekends with a bunch of linking days. It includes pop-up 08/2015 4 Welcome Susanne & Lilith König, while Christian Hart and Nia Metcalfe have got Highlights a surprise for you in their front garden at 114 Straithnairne Street… madeinroath 2015 is set to be the biggest and most exciting festival Finally, make sure that you don’t miss out 32 Kelvin Road where we’ve ever presented! Here are some of the many things to look something very special is happening – Amgueddfa Cymru - National forward to during the week… Museum Wales’ natural history curators are bringing the museum to a Exhibitions family home! This year our Exhibitions programme is as exciting and diverse as Spoken Word ever. Perhaps you’ll want to take in the quiet beauty of Crafters on Film You may have caught Solstice, our dedicated festival of spoken word at Deli Rouge, with finely crafted objects displayed alongside films of over the summer, but don’t worry if you didn’t – there’s still plenty their making. You can celebrate 5 years of SHO Gallery with ‘Hi five’, you can enjoy over madeinroath week too. Festival favourite Mark or enjoy EASTN, a festival within a festival featuring works combining Blayney will once again bring Octopoet to The Coffi House, while traditional art practices from across Europe, artefacts and customs with we celebrate the publication of Skylark Review, a new Cardiff based new technologies. Stiwdio 7 at Cathays Library is an exciting group literary magazine at Waterloo Gardens Teahouse. Come along to show of upcoming Cardiff artists recently graduated from CSAD, while ROADBLOCK on Saturday for a written portrait by Steven Kenward Ceramics in the City, at St Edwards Church features graduates of BA and Tereza Nekvasilova. and MA Ceramics. And once again don’t forget to look out around Roath for Richard Powell’s ain’tnozooinroath billboards. Stage Our stage programme this year includes traditional performances Foto and encounters in unusual places… there’s plenty to look forward to, We’re really pleased that the madeinroath photography programme this including Vaughan Wylliams: Agent of LOVCRAFT and A Fête Worse year has expanded greatly, to partner with Ffotofringe. You can enjoy Than Death by Karen Sherrard, both in the Roath Park Pub. exhibitions including Peter Evans’ Bradford PA, a photo documentary project based around the Pennsylvanian town, at the Roath Park pub Workshops (which we’re really pleased to be working with again over the whole madeinroath wants you to get involved in the festival – and what better of the the festival). Elsewhere around the streets it’ll be hard to miss way than taking part in one of our many exciting workshops? You’ll find large scale highlights, such as Jon Pountney’s Cardiff before Cardiff a whole array of them at ROADBLOCK, including badge making, spin images, a 5 year project that draws together unseen photography to tell painting and pottery. Elsewhere you can Paint the Park at Roath Lake, the stories of Cardiff’s past, or Whitewashed, Nick Davies’ display of one of the most beautiful spots in Roath, or maybe take part in the Big whitewashed empty shop windows from around the UK. Draw with Becci Holmes at St Martin’s church. You can even carve your Happenings own mask with Brian Denman at Roath Park bowling pavilion! This year we have a jam packed Happenings programme – kicking ROADBLOCK off at Penylan Pantry on Sat 10, with an afternoon of live arts in their A highlight of this year’s festival will be ROADBLOCK – our bubbling new community space. From there, you can make your way straight hub of community creativity located on a suburban street. Jess Brett down to Waterloo Gardens Tea house to take in our Open Exhibition, will be performing a brand new dance inspired by the people of Roath. before making your way to St Martin for a viewing of photographer Jim There’ll be arts & crafts workshops for adults and children alike. Music Mortram’s first exhibition in Wales! Celebrate an exceptional evening of from Vinyl Cruise & Studio 22. as well as an exhibition of photography art with Time at the Bar, presented by Over Here at CF24 Project… in a unique space with Cardiff Caravan Gallery tour. ROADBLOCK is our party, a day when we gather together to reveal and celebrate the Don’t miss Sounds of Roath, a large scale ‘xylophone staircase’ by generosity, talent and creativity of our community! Hannah McKimm in Roath Park Pavilion, a group show by Rhôd in We hope to see you there – it wouldn’t be the same without you! Roath / Rhôd yn y Rhâth and exhibitions by Ian Watson in the Roath Park Pub and James Green in The Spice of Life! There are too many So there it is, a brief summary of just some of the things to expect and highlights to mention so simply browse this brochure and enjoy the ride! look forward to during madeinroath 2015 – keep reading for the many, many other events, happenings, installations or gatherings during the Films 9 days of the festival. We do hope that whatever you see or do, you’ll As ever our film programme includes a mix of the child friendly – with enjoy it and enjoy Roath! It’s such a special place – and you’re part Who Framed Roger Rabbit at The Globe, and the more adult – with of it. Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now at g39. There are other exciting things to look out for, including the ever popular Roathbud. Residencies Music For the first time this year madeinroath are delighted to announce a Music is another part of the festival that has really expanded this year programme of residencies, pairing a selection of special artists with to include a whole host of gigs, performances and launches. Make sure organisations that we are privileged to have been given access to. you don’t miss Austerity Frankenstein with Gareth Ziggy, Brik Pho & Beth Greenhalgh is artist in residence at Mackintosh Community Electronic Music Wales – something really quite extraordinary coming Gardens. Beth will be working with sculpture and sound in the to you from Albany Pets. Our ever popular Howardian Studio 22 Stage gardens, reflecting on a recent visit to Venice. Samuel Hasler is artist will once again feature on ROADBLOCK, and at The Record Shop on in residence at Cardiff Council, and will be based at County Hall, in the Inverness Place there will be Za Sonic’s album launch.
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