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will put the spotlight on emerging photographic artists living and working in Wales this summer with a new series of exhibitions and events.

Entitled Wish You Were Here, the exhibitions will run over the summer months and will take place at Ffotogallery's base in Turner House in Penarth iand also their new off-site temporary arts space at The Dairy in Pontcanna, Cardiff.

The first exhibition in the series is by Cardiff-based artist Dawn Woolley and begins tomorrow, while the preview evening takes place tonight.

Woolley's Visual Pleasure examines the act of looking and being looked at; the artist questions how we interpret what we see and how meaning is created by social regulation, expectation and desire.

Naaien from Cut to the Measure of Desire, 2011 (detail) © Dawn Woolley

Interloper (Stocking Legs), 2008 © Dawn Woolley

In this evening's exhibition preview, 6.30-8.30pm, Woolley will present a new performance specially devised for her exhibition at Turner House.

Other solo artists exhibiting in the series include Rick Davies with Invisible Landscapes, Gawain Barnard with Maybe We'll Be Soldiers and David Barnes with King Tide.

There's also a specially curated group show entitled This Unfolds, which will bring together some of the most exciting recent art graduates from universities in Wales.

Dawn Woolley: Visual Pleasure runs from Thursday 21 July until Saturday 6 August, while Wish You Were Here runs until Saturday 1 October. For more information visit .