At Cynon Valley Museum, we host a programme of temporary exhibitions across our two temporary gallery spaces, Mezzanine Gallery and Lower Gallery and our online gallery Exhibition at Home. We are proud to support local artists, artistans and craft people, showcasing the best talent from the Cynon Valley.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic we are unable to open the Mezzanine Gallery, we are constantly reviewing the situation and will reopen the gallery when it is safe to do so.
For more information on the galleries and what’s coming up this year, please use the links below
Winter Exhibition December 2022
Artist Call Out!
This December 2022, Cynon Valley Museum will be hosting a Winter Exhibition showcasing the talent of local artists.
Want to be a part of it? Applications for artists are now open!
The application deadline is Tuesday 30th August 2022.
For more information, click here to visit the Winter Exhibition page!
Current Exhibitions
Walter Waygood ‘Miners and Factory Girls’
04.08.2022 – 03.09.2022
The Life of Caradog
01.07.2022 – 30.08.2022
Cynon Valley Museum Trust is proud to present ‘The Life of Caradog’ – the history of the Welsh conductor, Griffith Rhys Jones (1834 – 1897).
This exhibition has been researched and written by museum staff and volunteers.
Documentary photographer Walter Waygood exhibits his national artwork and documentary photographs titled ‘Miners & Factory Girls’
Explore Our Galleries
The Mezzanine Gallery and Lower Gallery are home to the museum’s temporary exhibition programme. The Museum holds a diverse programme of exhibitions including local artists and groups, national art bodies, artists and historic exhibitions.
Through our online gallery Exhibition at Home and Stories from the Collection, Cynon Valley Museum brings the culture and history into your homes through regular digital exhibitions and articles researching the history of the Cynon Valley.
Interested in Exhibiting?
We are looking for new exhibitors to join our 2023 exhibition programme. If that exhibitor could be you, get in touch now!
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