
The Pam Open is an annual exhibition, which started out as part of the madeinroath festival in 2009, originally taking place in empty shops and pop up spaces around Roath, the show has been hosted by g39 for the last 7 years.
More info >>These are the documents we operate by. We are working to get the latest versions of our key policies online in English and Welsh and available in other formats.
Currently, you can read PDF versions of our:
Code of Care & Conduct
Strategic Equality Action Plan in English.
If you would like these documents in another accessible format please contact us on info@g39.org

Now we're open again the g39 Library is also open, a de-instututional resource for all. The collection mainly houses artist books, arts-related reference books, zines and pamphlets. These span from the socio-political to the experimental, from 60s avant-garde retrospectives to contemporary exhibition publications; and hopefully everything in between. This in an ever-developing, growing collection.

Neighbourhood Crowd X Climate Cooks
Join us for Neighbourhood Crowd on the 21 November, have a free cuppa and snack, see the show, have a chat. Everyone is invited. Drop in anytime between 11am-1pm or come and go, it’s free.
This event is an alternative to an opening / launch event, a social space to come together and share food instead of drinks, a space to meet up with friends and enjoy art together.
Neighbourhood Crowd is a gathering at g39.
Join us for a free cuppa and snack, see the show, have a chat. Everyone is invited.
Gwaith
19/11/2026, 18.00-20.00
We will join Daniel Lazenby at g39.
Gwaith is a social and critical art platform based in Cardiff for early career artists, graduates and students in South Wales.
g39 is housed in a large open warehouse with all public spaces on the ground floors and with no indoor steps. The main entrance has no steps and the space is all on one level. There is a single low step at the side door. There is a carpark at the front of the building with spaces for visitors. The gallery space, screening room and studios are all fully accessible to people in wheelchairs. g39 does not have a hearing loop installed.
The exhibitions at g39 are varied and can often look and feel different to a traditional museum style gallery. The form of the artworks can be varied and unpredictable, it’s not uncommon for there to be loud or repetitive noises, and low light spaces. Please get in touch if you would like to know more about what to expect with any particular exhibitions or events that we are hosting.
At the rear of the building are studios. If people with access needs are selected for a residency/fellowship programme or are installing work for an exhibition, studio & workshop spaces can be adapted to meet their needs. In the winter the gallery space can get cold. At g39 we welcome service animals.
Audio Description of g39 and all of it's spaces