One of the Good Ones is an exhibition that responds to Ffotogallery’s archive, and reflects on how place, documentation, and symbolism take on different meanings under the threat of erasure and the impact of seeking asylum.

We are thrilled to be collaborating with Creative Cardiff to create monthly networking events for Disability Arts Cymru members.

Oriel Davies Gallery welcomes DAC members to the latest pop up event on Friday 13th of February, 1 - 3:30 pm

Launch: Friday 6 February, 6pm, Galeri Caernarfon Effaith is an exhibition showcasing disabled perspectives on one of the most urgent issues of our time: the climate crisis.

"I was inspired to start 3D printing artwork because I wanted to make photographs and visual art accessible to people who cannot rely on sight alone."

First single from Sara Erddig and Stuart Estell's new creative project.

Donna Brazier has a new exhibition in Llandrindod Wells!

Rachel Carney is a poet, visual artist, academic and creative writing tutor. Her poetry collection Octopus Mind explores the intricacies of neurodiversity, perception and the human mind, and was selected as one of The Guardian’s Best Poetry Books of 2023.

DAC member Alice Banfield is launching her book Hysterical Garden at ArtHole on the 28th of November 6-9pm. There will be an art talk and a zine workshop.

The second collaboration between DAC member EDM artist Rightkeysonly and Welsh language artist Dei, Ghost is a playful mix of scary and sensual.

This course will offer a safe and supportive space in which to explore your own neurodivergent experience through poetry.

Oriel Davies Gallery welcomes DAC members to the Pop Up Space event on Friday 14 November, 1 - 3:30 pm.

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.

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.

A creative celebration marking 30 years of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). This workshop, led by disabled artists and researchers, honours the activism that led to the DDA and reflects on its legacy and the progress of disability rights since 1995.

Mark Jones is a volunteer and Transport Ambassador with Gig Buddies Cymru, a project run by Learning Disability Wales that connects people with learning disabilities and autism with volunteers who share their interests.

DAC Member Rachel Carney was commissioned by SHAPE Arts to create a poetry-film last year. Rachel is now hosting a launch event for the film, an in-person event in Cardiff at g39 on Thursday 30 October.

Our Artist of the Month for October is Visual Artist Lyn Lording-Jones, a painting, drawing and sketchbook artist in Penmaenmawr, North Wales.

Share your thoughts on our survey by 31/10/25.