g39 is Wales’s largest artist‑run gallery and a thriving creative community for the visual arts, based in a converted warehouse in Cardiff. Established in 1998 and now a registered charity, it serves as a bridge between artists, audiences, and communities, placing contemporary practice at the heart of its work. The space hosts an ambitious year‑round programme of exhibitions, residencies, talks, and experimental projects, supporting both emerging and established artists. Alongside showcasing innovative visual art, g39 offers training, mentoring, and studio facilities, fostering collaboration and professional growth. Its open, adaptable environment encourages risk‑taking and dialogue, often challenging traditional gallery formats. Fully accessible and welcoming to all, it has become a focal point for Cardiff’s cultural life, attracting visitors from across Wales and beyond. More than a gallery, g39 is a platform for ideas, a meeting place for creative exchange, and a catalyst for artistic innovation in the city.
Cardiff Walesg39 is an artist-run gallery and creative community space located on Oxford Street in the Adamsdown area of Cardiff, with the postcode CF24 3DT. It is Wales’ largest artist-run gallery, dedicated to advancing contemporary visual arts and providing exhibition space for Welsh and other artists. The gallery operates in an open-plan warehouse setting, offering exhibitions, screenings, a library, and social spaces. Nearby, visitors can find the lively Roath neighbourhood, known for its eclectic mix of pubs, cafés, and shops, including the Ernest Willows pub. g39 is easily accessible from the city centre and benefits from good public transport links, with Queen Street railway station just a five-minute walk away, making it a welcoming hub for art lovers and creatives.