he music world has come full circle, from counter-cultural protests against the military to fully endorsing its recruitment drives. Here, we take a look at how it happened.

dynamic cross cultural reference, light in structure and open to support the days clothes. The form is inspired by my recent immersion in New Zealand’s traditional kiwi carved aesthetics.

Kiwi “hei matau” fish hook motive expands on a traditional English ‘valet’ stand with a calligraphic brushstroke merging the Australian Aboriginal icon of the boomerang.

It then catches clothes thrown in effect to a valet butler, standing sartorially at the foot of the bed. Et Tu is a comic relief pun on the Maori for “stand-up”.

he privately run West Wales Arts Centre was established in 1987 by Myles Pepper in partnership with the late William James O.B.E. Over the years the centre has continued to establish a reputation for showing leading fine and contemporary applied art and is recognised by the Crafts Council for quality. Our policy has been to show the work of established national and international artists and craftspeople, together with encouraging and promoting the work of up and coming talent. The Centre is also active in staging a varied live Arts programme of lectures and music recitals and information on these is available on request.