Corsydd Calon Môn Disabled Artist Commission

cerys35
Jul 28
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The Corsydd Calon Môn Partnership (CCM) is a collaborative project working to secure the future of the Anglesey Fens and celebrate their rich history.

You can find out more about CCM here:

🔗 www.northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk/widerlandscape/corsydd-calon-mon

Deadline: 12 midday 29 August 2025

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The Commission

CCM is working in partnership with Disability Arts Cymru (DAC) to support a disabled, d/Deaf or neurodivergent artist commission exploring the corsydd sites.

We are especially interested in work that reflects on themes of:

● Heritage

● Conservation

● Access

The artist/s will be supported by both CCM and DAC.

CCM will:

● Provide site access and background information

● Connect the artist with professionals in conservation, heritage, science, and land management

DAC will:

● Support with creative networks, mentoring, and exhibition opportunities

● Work alongside the artist/s to explore access to and within the sites

We are committed to reducing barriers. Please let us know if you need support in applying or delivering the work.

The Brief

We are offering a £2,000 commission to create new visual art work that explores the significance of the Anglesey Fens, their history, and your personal experience of the sites.

The artwork will be included in the 2026-7 DAC National Touring Exhibition.

We are also keen to support a workshop or series of workshops in the local community. Additional fees will be paid for this activity.

Learn more about Effaith: Disability Arts Cymru National Exhibition

Who Can Apply

We welcome proposals from:

● Artists who self-identify as disabled, d/Deaf and/or neurodivergent

● Artists who are based in Wales

● Individual artists or artists working collaboratively

● Artists working in any visual art form, including but not limited to:

○ Painting

○ Moving image

○ Digital media

○ Sculpture

○ Installation

○ Photography

○ Sound

○ Interdisciplinary practices

We especially encourage applications from artists from racialised backgrounds, LGBTQIA+ communities, and others who face barriers to access and visibility in the arts.

You must be a member of Disability Arts Cymru to apply.

Membership is free for all self-identifying disabled people in Wales.

Join here: Membership | Disability Arts Cymru

How to Apply

Please submit:

1. A proposal (max 300 words) outlining:

○ Your idea for the commission

○ How it responds to the theme

○ What materials or media you plan to use

2. Up to 5 images or media files showing examples of your previous work

3. A short artist biography (max 200 words)

4. Your contact details and any relevant links (website or social media)