This new exhibition brings together seven Deaf artists from Our Visual World, each presenting work that weaves together themes of activism and personal narrative.

Photographs can be a way of keeping memories alive, but accessing photographs relies on the ability to see and process visual information. I can turn a 2d image into a 3d tactile photo relief, enabling someone to 'see' a photograph through touch.

The survey includes questions on a range of issues, from people’s experiences of public transport, to visiting their GP surgery.

Cwm Here Now is a disruption and gathering of fragmented histories, both material and imagined. Rhys invites you to familiar terrains, to question familial bonds and to reframe, and readdress the histories and hypocrisies laid in The Valleys.

Using a line from a 1970s folk rock song as a starting point and theme, this illustrated lecture performance takes a discursive and digressive look at divergent experiences of time.

Literature Wales, in partnership with Disability Arts Cymru, is once more delighted to invite Deaf and/or Disabled and/or Neurodiverse writers based in Wales to apply for a space on our Reinventing the Protagonist Retreat followed by online one-to-one tutorials in the spring-summer 2026.