Bloedd – Amgueddfa Cymru Producers

  • A group of people standing around a table, where there are paper collections on display.
  • A person singing, stood in front of a colourful tapestry.
  • Three people in a museum exhibition space looking down at a display case.
  • A person standing with their back to the camera. They are looking at some artwork.
  • Two people looking closely at drawings or paper artefacts.
  • A group of people standing in a gallery space.
  • Two people looking at a painting of Sir Thomas Picton.
Logo for the Amgueddfa Cymru Bloedd network.

Amgueddfa Cymru Producers [ACPs] are a group of young people aged 16 – 25 living in or from Wales who collaborate with the Museum through participatory and paid opportunities.

This is a space to deepen knowledge and to ensure that cultural and heritage spaces are more representational of the young people and their many cultures that make up Wales today. We are here to make heritage relevant!

We explore art, heritage and identity, environmentalism, natural science, social history and archaeology through our collections and by co-producing events, workshops, exhibitions, digital media, publications, development groups and more! Our ACPs work closely with departments across the Museum to help us deepen representation within our collections and programming, that reflects all communities in Wales. This includes expanding our LGBTQ+ collection, decolonising our collections and gathering working-class history through oral histories. ACPs can also bring their own ideas or topics they wish to explore through our collections!

You can sign up to our mailing listhere to keep up to date with news and new opportunities.

If you have any queries you can email us onbloedd.ac@museumwales.ac.uk. Follow us on Instagram to keep updated on all things Bloedd!

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