Attic Gallery, on Cambrian Place in Swansea's Maritime Quarter, describes itself as Wales' longest-established private gallery, founded in July 1962 to show that contemporary art being made in Wales stood alongside work from anywhere else in Britain. It represents and exhibits Welsh artists across painting, print and sculpture, changing its shows through the year rather than holding a fixed permanent display. The gallery operates from a single site rather than a network of branches, distinguishing it from London-facing dealers who use Wales as a satellite market. It has built relationships with artists over decades rather than through a rotating consignment model. Opening hours follow standard shop hours through the week, with reduced hours on Sundays; visitors are advised to check ahead around exhibition changeovers.
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