And just on the off chance you're in town tonight: swing on by the Conwy Culture Centre.
#Wales #PublicHumanities #PublicHistory
We just published two lovely, hand-drawn Christmas cards by the late Karel Lek on #PeoplesCollectionWales
https://www.peoplescollection.wales/collections/2068306
Did Karel Lek ever draw something for you or do you own one of his drawings, or do you have personal memories you would like to share with us? Please get in touch either through DM or email me: [email protected]
We would record your information as part of our Diversity Project for the #Bywgraffiadur
We're back from our end-of-year break with plans for our next community workshop at #STORIEL in #Bangor on 25 January 2024. Come one, come all and bring your stories and documents so we can capture them for the #Bywgraffiadur and #PeoplesCollectionWales.
To register your place, either reply here, DM me or send an email: [email protected]
We're busy creating small collections and adding new items to #PeoplesCollectionWales for the #Bywgraffiadur.
https://www.peoplescollection.wales/collections/2065551
If you have material relating to any of the names on our list (https://biography.wales/amrywedd) and which you'd like to contribute, do get in touch!
A while ago Michael Sheen declared himself a 'not-for-profit actor' actor. Little unpaid things like doing the voice over acting for a school animation project is what he was describing.
Enjoy this little animated film about the Polish artist and Jewish refugee Josef Herman who for a few years made his home in Ystradgynlais, #Wales.
Crawling through #PeoplesCollectionWales on #Bywgraffiadur business when I find a picture of Darwin Hinds, the first black mayor of Barry, with then Prince Charles -- who is either going through his hippie phase or coss-playing as a time-travelling Prince Harry.
In other news, I'm back to working with #PeoplesCollectionWales.
Homecoming!
Apropos of nothing (I'm worming my way through #PeoplesCollectionWales on #Bywgraffiadur business), let's spare a thought for this rectangular boy, aka "The White Ox of Nannau" -- who was eaten in celebration of young master Williams's coming of age.
It's hard being a cow.
Image source: https://www.peoplescollection.wales/items/9146
Story source: https://museum.wales/articles/1232/Remembering-the-white-ox-of-Nannau/
If you're interested in historical #archaeology, #maps, #BuiltHistory, #folklore, the #history and #heritage of #Pembrokeshire, then feast your eyes on this digitised record of the "Pembrokeshire Archaeological Survey, 1896.1907" available on #PeoplesCollectionWales