Would you visit the Dylan Thomas exhibition?
Kathryn Bevan, 47, counsellor, Caerphilly
“It’s of interest because it’s about our heritage. Dylan Thomas was a fabulous writer, I loved his poetry and if somebody has taken that much time to create this exhibition then I would be interested in seeing it.”
Jack David, 19, student, Swansea
“I wouldn’t go because I’m not that influenced by art but I do love welsh heritage and I think it’s good way to promote it.”
Thomas Hayward, 22, teacher, Cardiff
“From a teachers perspective I would definitely take the children, to enforce the Welshness of Wales and introduce them to Dylan Thomas’s work.”
Katie Harris, 21, paralegal, Roath
“I have loads of album covers on my wall by Sir Peter Blake, I would go as a fan of the artist but it’s an added bonus that his latest artwork uncovers Welsh heritage.”
David Nisbet, 56, retired police officer, Crickhowell
“I would go, I love Dylan Thomas, I went to his boat house a while ago to see where he used to do his work and to get a feel for the area that sparked his ideas.”
Diary Dates:
21 November – An evening of taster performances and words from the 1st Minister, David Anderson and Sir Peter Blake.
23 November – The exhibition opens to the public.
4 December, 6m – ‘In conversation with Peter Blake’, Blake discusses his Under Milk Wood illustrations.
Welsh patriotism becomes apparent as Sir Peter Blake sets to unveil his Dylan Thomas exhibition at Cardiff’s National Museum.
Launching next week, the display by the international artist showcases Thomas’s famous play, Under Milk Wood through the medium of art. It is the first exhibition of many in a programme called Dylan Thomas 100.
Communications officer for the National Museum, Catrin Taylor said, “The locals have already been asking about it, momentum is growing, there should be hundreds of visitors.”
Blake has been working on the collection for 25 years and is ready to share it with the public in celebration of Thomas’s centenary anniversary.
Catrin said, “It’s a privilege to work with Sir Peter Blake, the exhibition reflects personal passion for Dylan Thomas and the welsh literature.”
Would you visit the Dylan Thomas exhibition?
Kathryn Bevan, 47, counsellor, Caerphilly
“It’s of interest because it’s about our heritage. Dylan Thomas was a fabulous writer, I loved his poetry and if somebody has taken that much time to create this exhibition then I would be interested in seeing it.”
Jack David, 19, student, Swansea
“I wouldn’t go because I’m not that influenced by art but I do love welsh heritage and I think it’s good way to promote it.”
Thomas Hayward, 22, teacher, Cardiff
“From a teachers perspective I would definitely take the children, to enforce the Welshness of Wales and introduce them to Dylan Thomas’s work.”
Katie Harris, 21, paralegal, Roath
“I have loads of album covers on my wall by Sir Peter Blake, I would go as a fan of the artist but it’s an added bonus that his latest artwork uncovers Welsh heritage.”
David Nisbet, 56, retired police officer, Crickhowell
“I would go, I love Dylan Thomas, I went to his boat house a while ago to see where he used to do his work and to get a feel for the area that sparked his ideas.”
Diary Dates:
21 November – An evening of taster performances and words from the 1st Minister, David Anderson and Sir Peter Blake.
23 November – The exhibition opens to the public.
4 December, 6m – ‘In conversation with Peter Blake’, Blake discusses his Under Milk Wood illustrations.