King Street Gallery - artists' gallery

30/05/2026

SOLD this week from the gallery and winging its way to a new home.

23/05/2026

21/05/2026

20/05/2026

A warm welcome to Jill Jones (painter) and Neil Walters (furniture maker) who have just joined our gallery for our Early Summer Show, now on.

18/05/2026

and .fletcher.art at the Chate Room

13/05/2026

Members’ Summer Exhibition
12 May –18 July 2026
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King Street gallery welcomes you to their Members’ Summer Exhibition to see our new collection of fine art painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, textile art, artisan furniture and jewellery on display. We have selected a lively, summery collection bringing a warm glow to the gallery and also have a contemporary Unique Gifts area with thoughtfully curated, high quality artistic gifts, reflecting the galleries aesthetic made by our artists for you. Do visit our lovely spacious light and airy gallery with a warm welcome from the steward of the day who will be only too happy to chat and discuss the various members’ works on display. The Spotlight Room is an intimate space off the main gallery which, at present, is showcasing the members’ selection of unframed original prints and reproductions. We also have an eclectic selection of fine art greetings cards by many of the members for all those special occasions.

12/05/2026

Thin Spaces and .fletcher.art .gallery

13th May - 3rd June ‘26

“Our work evolved around the concept of Thin Spaces’. We asked, what does ‘Thin Spaces’ mean? Our discoveries included the universal phenomenon of threshold or doorway: the ending of something and the beginning of something new. Places, phenomena or experiences that give us a sense of the unknown or unseen, yet full of promise and potential, comfort or possibly even dread. This is surely something we can all relate to?

What became clear to us is the wonderous thought: how ‘Thin Spaces’ always have and likely always will connect humans around the world. In every culture, religion, or belief system, we celebrate them, in our different ways. We create rituals and ceremonies around them.

We observe rules and practices and imbue objects with significance or protective qualities. We create narratives and myths, with a common goal. To make sense of the incomprehensible.”

02/05/2026

One week to go before we rehang the King Street Gallery for early summer, so it’s your last chance to see the impressive present exhibition. Come on down to Carmarthen 😁