2025

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Botanical Art: A Global Future From Our Local Heritage Plants

As part of Botanical Art Worldwide (BAWW) Day on 18 May 2025, the Wales Society of Botanical Illustrators (WSBI) is proud to present this exhibition celebrating our local heritage plants. Dates: 17 April – 28 May 2025.
The statue of Cranogwen, created by Sculptor Sebastien Boyesen, was unveiled in Llangrannog by village children on 10 June 2024. The statue of Cranogwen, created by Sculptor Sebastien Boyesen, was unveiled in Llangrannog by village children on 10 June 2024. The statue of Cranogwen, created by Sculptor Sebastien Boyesen, was unveiled in Llangrannog by village children on 10 June 2024. The statue of Cranogwen, created by Sculptor Sebastien Boyesen, was unveiled in Llangrannog by village children on 10 June 2024.

Monumental Welsh Women

Monumental Welsh Women is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to recognising the contribution of women to the history and life of Wales. In 2016, the group started campaigning to get five statues of notable Welsh women erected in different locations around Wales. Dates: 22 February - 7 May 2025.

City of Portraits

In 2013, Grahame Hurd-Wood embarked on an ambitious project to paint a portrait of every resident in St Davids, Pembrokeshire. Dates: 1 March - 12 April 2025.
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Celebration of Welsh Contemporary Painting

Celebration of Welsh Contemporary Painting (CoWCP) aims to demonstrate the vibrancy and talent of painting in Wales. Dates: 10 January – 25 February 2025.
A collection of member’s feathers designed with decorative symbols and meaningful messages and images of hope. A collection of member’s feathers designed with decorative symbols and meaningful messages and images of hope. A collection of member’s feathers designed with decorative symbols and meaningful messages and images of hope. A collection of member’s feathers designed with decorative symbols and meaningful messages and images of hope.

Home: The Key to Hope

Crisis, the national homelessness charity, is proud to share this exhibition created by members of Crisis Skylight South Wales. It emphasises that for people experiencing homelessness, the prospect of having a place to call home is often the key to hope. Dates: 7 January – 13 February 2025.

2024

Hawker Hectors of 614 Squadron over Cathays Park in Cardiff in May 1939. Visible below are the Royal Welsh college of Music and Drama, The Temple of Peace and one of the buildings which now houses the Welsh Government. Hawker Hectors of 614 Squadron over Cathays Park in Cardiff in May 1939. Visible below are the Royal Welsh college of Music and Drama, The Temple of Peace and one of the buildings which now houses the Welsh Government. Hawker Hectors of 614 Squadron over Cathays Park in Cardiff in May 1939. Visible below are the Royal Welsh college of Music and Drama, The Temple of Peace and one of the buildings which now houses the Welsh Government. Hawker Hectors of 614 Squadron over Cathays Park in Cardiff in May 1939. Visible below are the Royal Welsh college of Music and Drama, The Temple of Peace and one of the buildings which now houses the Welsh Government.

Wales RAF Reserves and the 100th anniversary of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force

This exhibition tells the story of Wales' only RAF Reserve squadron - Number 614 (County of Glamorgan) Squadron - from its foundation in 1937 to the present day. Dates: 8 November 2024 - 4 January 2025.
Children bonding at Tonfanau Camp with the international language of football. Children bonding at Tonfanau Camp with the international language of football. Children bonding at Tonfanau Camp with the international language of football. Children bonding at Tonfanau Camp with the international language of football.

From Migration to Resilience

From Migration to Resilience tells the story of forced migration and of lives rebuilt after the expulsion of Asians from Uganda in 1972; and celebrates the vibrant religious and cultural heritage of Welsh Asian communities. Dates: 16 November – 19 December 2024.
Four people stand in front of a turquoise colour food truck. The food truck has ‘Global Eats’ written large at the top and blackboard menus on the side. Four people stand in front of a turquoise colour food truck. The food truck has ‘Global Eats’ written large at the top and blackboard menus on the side. Four people stand in front of a turquoise colour food truck. The food truck has ‘Global Eats’ written large at the top and blackboard menus on the side. Four people stand in front of a turquoise colour food truck. The food truck has ‘Global Eats’ written large at the top and blackboard menus on the side.

A Great British Welcome

UNHCR, The UN Refugee Agency, is happy to be bringing this exhibition to Wales, a Nation of Sanctuary. Dates: 1 October – 27 November
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Your Voice

As we mark 25 years of devolution in Wales, we’re celebrating the stories of people who have used their voice to campaign for change. Dates: 11 September - 11 November 2024.
Photo showing large jagged rocks on a shore-front. In the distance the sea is just visible. The grey, moody sky is full of clouds. Photo showing large jagged rocks on a shore-front. In the distance the sea is just visible. The grey, moody sky is full of clouds. Photo showing large jagged rocks on a shore-front. In the distance the sea is just visible. The grey, moody sky is full of clouds. Photo showing large jagged rocks on a shore-front. In the distance the sea is just visible. The grey, moody sky is full of clouds.

Witnessing Wales

‘Witnessing Wales’ is a long-term study of community and nationhood, created through a series of journeys across the country. Dates: 7 September - 31 October 2024.

A painting of Owain Glyndŵr. He is depicted with long hair and a beard and wears a red jacket. He holds two small black dogs in his hands, and is set against a backdrop of a dark mountain and green trees. A painting of Owain Glyndŵr. He is depicted with long hair and a beard and wears a red jacket. He holds two small black dogs in his hands, and is set against a backdrop of a dark mountain and green trees. A painting of Owain Glyndŵr. He is depicted with long hair and a beard and wears a red jacket. He holds two small black dogs in his hands, and is set against a backdrop of a dark mountain and green trees. A painting of Owain Glyndŵr. He is depicted with long hair and a beard and wears a red jacket. He holds two small black dogs in his hands, and is set against a backdrop of a dark mountain and green trees.

The Court of Glyndŵr

To coincide with Owain Glyndŵr Day, artist Dan Llywelyn Hall has created a series of portraits depicting key figures from Owain’s court. Dates: 6 September - 3 October 2024.
A close up of a person holding a fluffy object. Different colours of yarn have been used including pink, green, red and blue. A close up of a person holding a fluffy object. Different colours of yarn have been used including pink, green, red and blue. A close up of a person holding a fluffy object. Different colours of yarn have been used including pink, green, red and blue. A close up of a person holding a fluffy object. Different colours of yarn have been used including pink, green, red and blue.

Hooked

Ella Jones is a Welsh artist who specializes in creating interactive artworks that explore the intricacies of tactile perception, textures, and shapes. For her artwork, ‘Hooked’, Ella was inspired by the latch hooking technique used to create fluffy, handcrafted textile art.
A photograph showing a grassy landscape with hills in the background. A group of schoolchildren wearing yellow raincoats and backpacks walk towards the hills. The sky above is cloudy and grey. A photograph showing a grassy landscape with hills in the background. A group of schoolchildren wearing yellow raincoats and backpacks walk towards the hills. The sky above is cloudy and grey. A photograph showing a grassy landscape with hills in the background. A group of schoolchildren wearing yellow raincoats and backpacks walk towards the hills. The sky above is cloudy and grey. A photograph showing a grassy landscape with hills in the background. A group of schoolchildren wearing yellow raincoats and backpacks walk towards the hills. The sky above is cloudy and grey.

Land/Sea

Mike Perry’s contemporary landscape photography opens our eyes to the conflict between human activities and the urgent need to tackle our environmental problems.
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From the Archive: Your Senedd at 25

To mark 25 years of devolution in Wales, the National Library of Wales have selected items from their collection which reflect key milestones of the Senedd’s journey so far.

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The Welsh Youth Parliament: Building the Future Together

The Welsh Youth Parliament held its first election in 2018. It is a platform to amplify the voices of young people on the issues important to them. This exhibition looks at the work of the second Welsh Youth Parliament. Dates: 24 February - 18 May 2024.
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Am Olygfa - What a Scenery - Çî Nemayane

"The exhibition brings together the works of twenty highly acclaimed Kurdish artists, hailing from Canada, America, Europe, and Central Kurdistan. Inspired by the vivid imagery found within the verses of Goran, one of the Kurdish nation's most eminent poets, these artists weave a tapestry of creativity that resonates across continents." Sponsored by Heledd Fychan MS and Darren Millar MS. Dates: 6 April - 17 May 2024.

The Peredur Tapestry

Martin was inspired to weave this colourful tapestry by a single moment in the story of Peredur. The Peredur story originates from a late medieval manuscript entitled The White Book of Rhydderch (c.1325). This and The Red Book of Hergest (c.1400) form the eleven stories of the Welsh Mabinogion. Sponsored by Paul Davies MS. Dates: 15 March - 30 April 2024.

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Newport Community Champions

‘Newport Community Champions’ is the third in a series of exhibitions by Kamila Jarczak and Women of Newport. Through Kamila’s photography, the exhibition celebrates the achievements of local women who support others, connect their communities and bring positivity to Newport. Sponsored by John Griffiths MS. Dates: 23 January - 1 April 2024.
A grid of vibrant, expressive portraits depicting various individuals, each framed separately, showcasing a range of expressions and clothing. A grid of vibrant, expressive portraits depicting various individuals, each framed separately, showcasing a range of expressions and clothing. A grid of vibrant, expressive portraits depicting various individuals, each framed separately, showcasing a range of expressions and clothing. A grid of vibrant, expressive portraits depicting various individuals, each framed separately, showcasing a range of expressions and clothing.

City of Portraits

In 2013, Grahame Hurd-Wood embarked on an ambitious project to paint a portrait of every resident in St Davids, Pembrokeshire. Sponsored by Eluned Morgan MS. Dates: 27 February - 9 March 2024.

What Matters Most?

What Matters Most? gives an honest, raw, and inspiring account of what matters in life and in death, aimed at improving end of life care through sharing the experiences of those receiving and delivering care. Sponsored by Mark Isherwood MS. Dates: 12 January - 15 February 2024.

Welsh Lives

In this exhibition members of Miskin Art highlight many different aspects of Welsh life. They pay tribute to significant Welsh people and places through portraiture and landscape work. Sponsored by Andrew RT Davies MS. Dates: 4 - 17 January 2024.

2023

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Portrait of Rosaleen (Rosie) Moriarty-Simmonds OBE & The Sun Beyond the Waves

This year, the Senedd is proud to display artwork by Ted Harrison and Rosie Moriarty-Simmonds as part of marking International Day of Disabled People. Falling on the 3rd December each year, International Day of Disabled People aims to increase the awareness and wellbeing of disabled people in all aspects of their life. Dates: 18 November - 21 December. Sponsored by the Llywydd, Rt. Hon. Elin Jones MS.

The Conference of the Birds: Curlew & Great Auk

Artist and animator Sean Harris gives voice to two iconic birds: the Curlew – which may be gone from Wales in less than a decade – and the Great Auk – whose tragic demise, bookended by pioneering Welsh science, raises stark questions of our capacity to learn from past mistakes. Sponsored by Llyr Gruffydd MS, Mark Isherwood MS and Carolyn Thomas MS. Dates: 19 September- 19 December 2023.
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Tardis and Dalek

The Senedd is proud to be a part of the celebrations marking the 60th Anniversary celebrations of the Doctor Who TV series. Sponsored by the Llywydd, Rt. Hon. Elin Jones MS. Dates: 24 November – 2 December.

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The Phoenix

Small World Theatre is creating a giant art sculpture of a phoenix in the Senedd and you're invited to take part. Join us in the Senedd throughout the summer holidays to make your very own feather to be added to this unique sculpture. If you're joining Butetown Carnival, you can make a second feather to take with you on the parade Dates: 29 July - 7 September 2023. Workshop: 27 August 2023.

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Butetown Carnival Archive

This summer the Senedd is proud to host an exhibition celebrating Butetown Carnival. Keith Murrell, Creative Director of Butetown Arts & Culture Association, has curated a selection of images from the Butetown Carnival Archive. These images give a snapshot of the joy of carnival over the years. Dates: 2 August - 4 September 2023.

War and Peace: Welsh Schools Remember War and Conflict

This exhibition features responses from six schools in south Wales to the tricky question of how to commemorate war and conflict. Working with historian Dr Gethin Matthews from Swansea University and artist Siôn Tomos Owen, the schoolchildren have created six new memorials in response to local war memorials in their area. Sponsored by Rhys ab Owen MS. Dates: 28 June – 25 July 2023.
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The Conference of the Birds: The Voice of the Curlew

Throughout 2022-2023, Year 6 pupils in Ysgol Bryn Coch have been working with artist Sean Harris to make an animation about the curlew. This bird has a red UK conservation status, meaning it is at the highest risk of population decline. Sponsored by Llyr Gruffydd MS, Mark Isherwood MS and Carolyn Thomas MS. Dates: 1 July - 20 July 2023.

Y Bwthyn

The Y Bwthyn NGS Macmillan Specialist Palliative Care Unit offers a warm, caring environment to people with incurable illnesses and their loved ones. Displayed to coincide with Dying Matters Week (8 to 14 May 2023), this exhibition explores how the artwork was created to foster a calming environment. Sponsored by Mick Antoniw MS. Dates: 25 April - 18 July 2023.

Performance in Wales

This exhibition highlights a selection of work by Nichola and Sarah Hope, linking to the world of performance and theatre in Wales. Sponsored by Jane Hutt MS. Dates: 29 April - 21 June 2023.
Evelyn and Marion Porak, two refugee girls, on Aberystwyth Promenade, 1939 Evelyn and Marion Porak, two refugee girls, on Aberystwyth Promenade, 1939 Evelyn and Marion Porak, two refugee girls, on Aberystwyth Promenade, 1939 Evelyn and Marion Porak, two refugee girls, on Aberystwyth Promenade, 1939

Refugees from National Socialism in Wales: Learning from the Past for the Future

This exhibition traces the history of refugees in Wales from the 1930s until the present day. It tells the stories of those who fled from National Socialism in Central Europe to find sanctuary, drawing parallels with modern-day refugees. Dates: 18 February – 18 April 2023.

2022

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Celebration of Welsh Contemporary Painting 2022

Celebration of Welsh Contemporary Painting (COWCP) aims to demonstrate the vibrancy and talent of painting in Wales. Through a series of exhibitions across twelve venues in South, Mid and West Wales, COWCP represents some of Wales’s most significant painters as well as those who are up and coming. Sponsored by Dawn Bowden MS. Dates: 15 December 2022 – 9 February 2023.

Through Our Eyes

Through Our Eyes shares the stories of people with learning disabilities in Wales through photographs and videos. Our exhibition challenges perceptions and stereotypes by highlighting the valued roles and activities of people with learning disabilities in our communities. Sponsored by Jane Hutt MS. Dates: 16 November 2022 – 4 February 2023.
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City Stories: Photographs of Cardiff 1969-1977

Pete Davis’ photographs of Cardiff were taken at a time when the steelworks was closing and the area was being redeveloped. Over fifty years later, they offer new audiences the opportunity to reflect on a time and place that changed both visually and culturally. Sponsored by Elin Jones MS. Dates: 1 October – 8 December.

Criccieth Gown of Poppies

In 2020, many Remembrance Day events were cancelled because of Covid-19. Residents in Criccieth, Gwynedd, instead came together to create a gown of poppies. The Gown of Poppies will now be on display in the Senedd this November as part of marking Remembrance 2022. Sponsored by Eluned Morgan MS. Dates: 2 – 29 November.

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Nick Treharne: A Portrait of Wales

The Senedd in partnership with the National Library of Wales is proud to host this exhibition of images by photographer Nick Treharne as part of a project to document contemporary Wales. Dates: 23 September – 9 November.

Black and Welsh

Film maker Liana Stewart brings together people from across Wales to share their experiences of what it means to be black and Welsh. Dates: 8 October - 29 October.

A man with short dark curly hair and a dark beard laughs. He is wearing a navy blue Tesco uniform. On the right in a separate image, a young girl with a long blond curly ponytail drinks from a bottle of lemonade. She wears a blue and pink crop top. A man with short dark curly hair and a dark beard laughs. He is wearing a navy blue Tesco uniform. On the right in a separate image, a young girl with a long blond curly ponytail drinks from a bottle of lemonade. She wears a blue and pink crop top. A man with short dark curly hair and a dark beard laughs. He is wearing a navy blue Tesco uniform. On the right in a separate image, a young girl with a long blond curly ponytail drinks from a bottle of lemonade. She wears a blue and pink crop top. A man with short dark curly hair and a dark beard laughs. He is wearing a navy blue Tesco uniform. On the right in a separate image, a young girl with a long blond curly ponytail drinks from a bottle of lemonade. She wears a blue and pink crop top.

Us Here Now

Us Here Now is a celebration of people in East Cardiff; their stories and their power. At the end of Summer 2020, artist Jon Pountney and Common Wealth worked with people who live, work or are from St Mellons, Llanrumney and Trowbridge to capture a snapshot of life in the sunshine. Sponsored by Vaughan Gething MS. Dates: 13 July – 24 September.
Beryl Productions, derives from their signature character Beryl, a Welsh factory worker who appears in 4 of their films. Beryl Productions, derives from their signature character Beryl, a Welsh factory worker who appears in 4 of their films. Beryl Productions, derives from their signature character Beryl, a Welsh factory worker who appears in 4 of their films. Beryl Productions, derives from their signature character Beryl, a Welsh factory worker who appears in 4 of their films.

Affairs of the Art: The Art of Joanna Quinn

Affairs of the Art celebrates the artwork of Joanna Quinn from Beryl Productions, a Welsh animation company based in Cardiff. Their film, Affairs of the Art, was nominated for Best Animated Short Film at the 2022 Oscars. This exhibition is the first major showcase of Joanna’s artwork in Wales. Dates: 22 July - 6 September.

An image of the coastline taken from above. Waves create foam on the beach, some of the rocky cliff face is exposed and green fields are seen in the distance. An image of the coastline taken from above. Waves create foam on the beach, some of the rocky cliff face is exposed and green fields are seen in the distance. An image of the coastline taken from above. Waves create foam on the beach, some of the rocky cliff face is exposed and green fields are seen in the distance. An image of the coastline taken from above. Waves create foam on the beach, some of the rocky cliff face is exposed and green fields are seen in the distance.

CHERISH

CHERISH brings together a team of archaeologists, geographers and marine scientists studying the effects of climate change on coastal and maritime heritage across Wales and Ireland. The CHERISH exhibition details the work of the project and the impact of climate change on our cultural heritage. Sponsored by Julie James MS. Dates: 28 May – 14 July.

Growing Flowers Down the Docks

Working with textile artist Haf Weighton, two schools from the Vale of Glamorgan have created artworks that respond to discoveries made by a Cardiff-based botanist 100 years ago. Featuring flower prints, ship sculptures and beautiful hanging fabrics. Sponsored by Vaughan Gething MS. Dates: 23 May – 7 July.

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SONG OF THE TREES Rainforest Symphony

SONG OF THE TREES Rainforest Symphony is a unique collaboration between the Rainforests of Wales and Environmental Sound Artist, Cheryl Beer. The composition is led by the vascular systems of ancient trees, ferns and moss, collated by repurposing hearing aid and biomedical sound technology. Dates: 21 June – 2 July.

This is Older

Sponsored by Mick Antoniw MS. From a punk-rocker to a mountain-sheep-farmer, and wild swimmers to allotment keepers, Age Cymru are delighted to present a thought-provoking exhibition which aims to break down negative stereotypes of older people. Created in collaboration with acclaimed photographer Jon Pountney and The National Library of Wales. Location: Senedd Oriel. Dates: 23 April – 25 May 2022

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Honouring Jim Griffiths

This miner’s son from a small West Wales village became one of the most influential politicians in Post War Britain and the first ever Secretary of State for Wales. To honour Jim’s life a statue of him will be presented in the Senedd. A joint project by the Senedd, Welsh Government, Carmarthenshire County Council and the National Library of Wales. Dates: 9 – 19 May.
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Gwawr / Dawn

Gwawr / Dawn is a digital artwork created by artist Zillah Bowes for the Official Opening of the Sixth Senedd in 2021. It features photographs of people from all over Wales, along with landscapes, taken outside before and after sunrise. 24 February – 19 April

Gwir Gofnod o Gyfnod – Setting the Record Straight

Marking International Women’s Day 2022, Gwir Gofnod o Gyfnod - Setting the Record Straight celebrates the work of women Members of the Senedd, past and present. From 2019-2021 Women’s Archive Wales and the Senedd collected stories from women Members, recording the legacy of their work in both devolution and equality. 7 March – 22 March

2021

Windrush Cymru: celebrating the lives and journeys of a generation

Led by Race Council Cymru, this exhibition showcases the results of an oral history project to preserve and celebrate the lived experiences of the Windrush Generation in Wales.

Undo Things Done

The Senedd is proud to host the closing presentation of Undo Things Done, Sean Edwards’ touring exhibition created for Cymru yn Fenis / Wales in Venice 2019 as part of the Venice Biennale, the largest visual arts exhibition in the world. 26  July – 5 September 2021
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Women, Wales and Politics

In the run up to the 2021 Senedd election, on International Women’s Day we celebrated the women who campaigned for the right to vote, and shared the experiences of Women in Welsh Politics. View the Online Gallery.
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Collecting LGBTQ+ histories

To mark LGBT+ History Month 2021 and in the run up to the Senedd elections, Mark Etheridge, curator at St Fagans National Museum of History selected key items from the museum’s collection that highlight the importance of political activism and of using your voice. View the Online Gallery.

Community Champions

This year has seen many ordinary people do extraordinary things to ensure the wellbeing and safety of our communities. View our online portrait gallery showcasing community champions from across Wales.

2020

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Many Voices, One Nation

Many Voices, One Nation is a touring exhibition curated by Ffotogallery and the Senedd. Commissioned by the Senedd, the exhibition formed part of the programme of events and activities to mark the first 20 years of devolution in Wales. View the online gallery

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