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Ystafell A2.10, UWIC
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Room A2.10, UWIC
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Mae’r arweinwyr yn arbenigwyr yn eu meysydd, gyda chyfraniadau gan y cyn-Fardd Cenedlaethol yr Athro Gwyn Thomas, yr awdur a’r hanesydd Keith O’Brien, darlithwyr Prifysgol Abertawe Daniel G. Williams, Nigel Jenkins a Robert Rhys, Cyd-gadeirydd Llenyddiaeth Cymru John Pikoulis, yr awdur P. Bernard Jones, Dimitra Fimi sy’n ddarlithydd yn UWIC ynghyd â Chris Meredith ac Owen Sheers.
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Tour leaders are specialists in their fields and include former National Poet Gwyn Thomas, historian and author Keith O'Brien, Swansea University lecturers Daniel G. Williams, Nigel Jenkins and Robert Rhys, Literature Wales Co-Chair John Pikoulis, writer P. Bernard Jones, UWIC lecturer Dimitra Fimi and both Chris Meredith and Owen Sheers in person. We will also benefit from talks by local people and relatives of the writers discussed.
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Bydd Geng Xue yn derbyn help technegol a deunyddiau gan UWIC a Phrifysgol Morgannwg, gofod arddangos yn Amgueddfa Genedlaethol Cymru yng Nghaerdydd a chyfleoedd i ddarlithio yr Ŵyl Grochenwyr Ryngwladol yn Aberystwyth.
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"Our second residency programme is a scheme open to all international artists. It will be an annual residency of three to four months and will kick off with Chinese ceramicist Geng Xue joining us in April 2009. The Arts Council of Wales are supporting this project for the next three years and have enabled us to create partnerships with other organisations in Wales in order to offer the resident artists more than just space and equipment. Geng Xue will receive technical help and materials from UWIC and the University of Glamorgan, exhibition space at the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff and lecturing opportunities at the International Potters Festival in Aberystwyth. We are really hopeful that this scheme will not only benefit us at Fireworks but will bring international ceramics to a wider audience in Wales through the various partnerships we have made.