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cylchgrawn Cymru Culture magazine
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Welcome to Cymru Culture, the free online magazine celebrating everything fashionable, stylish, cutting edge and individual in Wales - with news, articles and links
We have celebrity interviews with the key people in Wales - ranging from TV and radio personalities to Welsh fashion designers. And we showcase celebrated and emerging artists, working in a range of media, both from Wales, or living and working in Wales
Our fashion section has the key clothing and accessory trends for the coming season, brought to you by Claire Meredith and Vivienne Sharman-Lewis , our fashion experts. And we have features on Welsh boutiques and designers, along with photo-shoots showcasing the latest examples of design from Wales – from established, and newly emerging, designers
Leanne Wood AC/AM shares her insight on Welsh politics from the Senedd in Cardiff Bay, with her column Bae watch
Our very own 'real lawyer', Robert Wade, provides us with a clear insight into the sometimes deliberately complicated process of the law, especially as it relates to fashion and the arts. Robert has kindly also agreed to field legal questions from Cymru Culture readers. Send your question to Robert at cymruculture@aol.co.uk, by clicking here or on the 'Contact Us' box above (no names published)
Dave Snowden gives his view on Welsh rugby and its effect on Welsh culture
Jen Pearce looks at contemporary art in Wales, and reviews some of the best exhibitions around
Dr Neville Evans writes on the rich science heritage of Wales; often seen as one of the areas in which Wales punches above its weight. Welsh scientists have made significant contributions to our understanding of the world around us, yet few outside their fields will have heard their stories. Neville's work, making science accessible to us mere mortals, was recognised in 2011 at the Wrecsam Eisteddfod, with his admission to the Gorsedd Beirdd Ynys Prydain (Gorsedd of Bards), and where he won the Science and Technology Medal
Sports journalist Abigail Davies concentrates on football. In particular, Abi writes on Swansea City, her first love, and the extraordinary comings and goings at 'the Liberty'
Megan Rule will be giving us the inside story on Women's rugby in Wales;
Artist Aimee Taylor's column will look at different aspects of visual art - talking us through the inspiration and process of her artwork, to exhibition reviews
And modern Welsh renaissance man, none other than our old friend Boyd Clack, will be sharing his musings on life, the universe and everything - we can't wait. Our fascinating interview with BAFTA Cymru award winner Boyd, in September 2011, is well worth re-reading (interview with Boyd Clack)
We also review of some of the finest places to eat and to stay in Wales
Please let us know here if you would like to be included on our distribution list and we will email you to let you know when the next issue is published
How to contact us: You can reach us by email at cymruculture@aol.co.uk, by clicking here or on the 'Contact Us' box below. We are always looking to improve the magazine and would appreciate any feedback
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