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Welcome to Queen Street Gallery's website.

 

We specialise in contemporary Fine Art and craft, and hold changing monthly exhibitions throughout the year. Our gallery is located in the historic market town of Neath, South Wales.

Since opening in 2018, the gallery has been dedicated to showcasing and supporting a diverse range of  artwork by both established and emerging artists.


We have a particular love of contemporary Welsh artists, and we will always have a varied selection of their art on show. 

Ranging from traditional to modern, figurative to abstract, each exhibition is complemented by a selection of individual ceramics and sculpture pieces.  

 

​In 2023, we acquired a newly renovated space at Canterbury Lofts, which is quickly becoming recognised as a must-visit destination

for art lovers. 

Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday - 10am to 4pm
Other times - by appointment

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LATEST EXHIBITIONS 

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ART Textiles Made in Britain: Flight

​September 5th - 26th

Art Textiles: Made in Britain are a group of textile artists from around the UK. Formed in 2013 with the aim to promote British art textiles, to introduce them to new audience, and to continually explore new and vibrant work both as individuals and as a group.

Nadia Epping

What Shapes the Land

Exploring the unexpected beauty of post-industrial Wales

​September 5th - 26th

FUTURE EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS​​​

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After the Romans

This year for Neath Art Festival we have chosen to celebrate the art of the Romans with the exhibition ‘After the Romans’.

Also featuring young artists postcard art

Exhibition Dates: Saturday 3rd October - Saturday 31st October

Opening Saturday 3rd October, 2pm

PORTHCAWL SEAFRONT EN PLEIN AIR PAINTING 

An Exhibition of work from our Porthcawl En Plein Air Event.

 

Exhibition Dates: Saturday 3rd October - Saturday 31st October

Opening Saturday 3rd October, 2pm

 

Neath Arts Festival is back for 2026!


An exciting line-up of literature, art, theatre and music awaits. Stay tuned for more news!


15–19 October 2026

Call Out: After the Romans

This year for Neath Art Festival we have chosen to celebrate the art of the Romans with the exhibition ‘After the Romans’.

Entry Fee: £10 per artwork

Submission Deadline: Tuesday 1st September 2026.

Call Out: Open 27

Queen Street Gallery will be holding their ninth Open Art Competition in February 2027.

First Prize: A Solo Exhibition at Queen Street Gallery

Entry Fee: £15 per artwork

Submission Deadline: Wednesday 23rd December 2026

Call Out: Noir

We’d like to invite artists to submit artwork to our Noir exhibition with artwork featuring a high contrast, minimal colour palette with black (noir) being the prominent colour.

Entry Fee: £15 per artwork

Submission Deadline: Sunday 4th October 2026.

Call Out: Pantomime

A call for art based on the theme ‘Pantomime’ to celebrate the traditional Christmas treat.

Entry Fee: £15 per artwork

Submission Deadline: Sunday 1st November 2026.

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Life Drawing

This life drawing session will feature a clothed dancer as our model.
Sessisions are currently twice a month.


Sunday 6th September
2 - 4pm
​​£10 per person

Gouache Painting Workshop with Tutor Hilary Bryanston

 

A workshop day at Queens's Street Gallery, Neath.

Saturday 24th October 2026

11 am to 3 pm

 

£30 per person  includes materials

Mask Making - Connecting the Inner to the Outer

 

Join artist Eleanor Greenwood for three sessions of mask making to express and represent something that’s important for you.

£75 for three sessions, all materials included and suitable for all abilities.

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