ARTISTS
Change Makers: Ways of Protest
Elysium gallery in partnership with Swansea Museum, Swansea County Council and Fusion presents 鈥榃ays of Protest鈥�, an extensive exhibition looking at how the arts can be used as a vehicle for protest, and how activism and a desire for social change can drive individual and collective creativity. Contemporary artworks by Welsh and International artists will be accompanied by archival artefacts from the vast Swansea Museum collection as well as memorabilia, photographs, interviews, and artworks provided by members of the public and protest groups from Swansea and Wales.
This exhibition is part of the ChangeMakers Festival Programme exploring activism and social change through, exhibitions, workshops, heritage, words, visual and digital art. The festival is a celebration of people, movements and organisations who have fought for social equality in Swansea and the wider world. Over the coming months ChangeMakers will share some of the stories and experiences of people who have felt compelled to make our community a fairer and more equal place for everyone.
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Elysium gallery in partnership with Swansea Museum, Swansea County Council and Fusion presents 鈥榃ays of Protest鈥�, an extensive exhibition looking at how the arts can be used as a vehicle for protest, and how activism and a desire for social change can drive individual and collective creativity. Contemporary artworks by Welsh and International artists will be accompanied by archival artefacts from the vast Swansea Museum collection as well as memorabilia, photographs, interviews, and artworks provided by members of the public and protest groups from Swansea and Wales.
This exhibition is part of the ChangeMakers Festival Programme exploring activism and social change through, exhibitions, workshops, heritage, words, visual and digital art. The festival is a celebration of people, movements and organisations who have fought for social equality in Swansea and the wider world. Over the coming months ChangeMakers will share some of the stories and experiences of people who have felt compelled to make our community a fairer and more equal place for everyone.
Artists on show
- Aisling Ward
- Alice Mason
- Amy Goldring
- Angus Eickhoff
- Asim Ahmed
- Beltalowda
- Ben Browton
- Ben Steiner
- Bob Bicknell-Knight
- Bourdon Brindille
- Camila Espinoza
- Carol Harrison
- Caroline Wilkins
- Catherine Lewis
- Celia Mora
- Daniel Trivedy
- David Monaghan
- David Sladeck
- Davin Watne
- Dawes Gray
- Dawn Woolley
- Eef Veldkamp
- Ekene Stanley
- Elsa Casanova
- Emily Grimble
- Euros Rowlands
- Fiona G. Roberts
- Frans Van Den Boogard
- Gisela Ferreira
- Hannah Jones
- Hannah Lawson
- Hazel Cardew
- Ian Wolter
- Jason & Becky
- John Thomson
- John Thomson of Duddingston
- Jon Klein
- Jonah Brucker Cohen
- Jota Ramos
- Judit Csobod
- Julia Justo
- Karl Morgan
- Ken Kamara
- Kenechi Unachukwu
- Laura Elisabeth Levick
- Louise Burston
- Lucy Donald
- Marcela Echeverki
- Mark Folds
- Mark Ramos
- Michael Cheung
- Natacha Voliakovsky
- Nazma Botanica
- Paul Jones
- Pedro H.C.
- Peter Lewis
- Peter Marshall
- Philip Cheater
- Phoebe Beckett
- Plein Le Dos
- Sarah Poland
- Shona Davies
- Si Sapsford
- Steph Mastoris
- Stephen Donnelly
- Tess Wood
- Thais DeMelo
- Tim Kelly
- Undercurrents
- Vinay Hathi
- Virginie Foloppe
- Vladimír Turner
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