SHIFT is a multidisciplinary artist led, collaborative arts space. Sharing space for production, research & development, performance and exhibition. Offering peer to peer support for artists to develop their artistic practice. Supported by https://www.axisweb.org/ vacant space project.
SHIFT began in September 2018. An experiment with collaborative time & space. Formed & maintained by an evolving group of artists.
For more details contact shiftcardiff@gmail.com
Shift Cardiff
Capitol shopping Centre
NSU 7 Basement
Queen Street
Cardiff,
CF10 2HQ
United Kingdom
SHIFT’S main entrance is located externally of the capitol centre. On the corner of Queens street, Queens street train station end, opposite Sainsbury’s, next door to Cafe Nero. More detail below.
DIRECTIONS BY CAR
Due to current Cardiff Council Road Closures access from Newport Road and Dumfries Place is restricted-Please use SAT NAV CF10 2HH via Adam Street.
The simplest route from the M4 motorway is to exit at Junction 32 sign posted Cardiff North. Join the A470 and follow signs for dual carriageway to Cardiff and city centre.
Car park & load-in bay address: North Edward Street, Cardiff, CF10 2HH.
BY BUS
Cardiff Bus and Coach Station is ideally located for your trip to the city centre. It has excellent local bus services along with regular and fast coach links from all parts of the UK. Visit www.cardiffbus.com, call 0292 0666444 or National Express Enquiries on 0870 5808080.
BY PARK & RIDE
There are three Park & Ride sites on the outskirts of Cardiff and nore Information can be found here –www.cardiff.gov.uk/ENG/resident/Parking-roads-and-travel/Parking-in-Cardiff/park-and-ride/Pages/default.aspx. One of the stops/pick up points is just a few yards from the shopping centre.
BY TRAIN
The Capitol is just a 10 minute stroll from Cardiff Central Rail Station. Call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 or visit: www.nationalrail.co.uk
CYCLING
Cycling can be one of the quickest and easiest ways to get around Cardiff. The historic Taff Trail cycle path runs North to South along the banks of the river Taff, linking Castell Coch, the city centre, Cardiff Castle, the National Museum of Wales and Cardiff Bay.
