Suzie Larke, Jack Moyse, Joshua Jones, Danielle Webb

Join us on Thursday 7 September for a discussion about the barriers facing young disabled artists. BSL interpretation is provided for this event.

We are thrilled to welcome a diverse panel of individuals who are all working within the arts scene in Wales. They will be sharing their own personal experiences, how they overcame some of the barriers they faced, and what still needs to change to make the sector a more accessible and inclusive space. The audience will also be invited to ask questions or share their own experiences.

Moderating the discussion will be photographer and artist Suzie Larke, joined by our panellists Jack Moyse, Joshua Jones and Danielle Webb.

Suzie Larke is a visual artist and photographer based in Cardiff, UK. Her fine art photography explores themes of identity, emotion, and mental health.

Jack Moyse is a photographer and artist based in Swansea, South Wales. His practice focuses on societal issues such as the demonisation of migrants, ableism, and mental health.

Joshua Jones (he/him) is a queer & autistic writer and artist from Llanelli, South Wales. He is the co-founder and director of Dyddiau Du, a NeuroQueer social hub and centre for art & literature in the heart of Cardiff.

Danielle Webb is a children’s author, and founder / creator of Life Being Little and Short Perspectives. Webb is also a dancer, actor, representative for USW, organiser of the Reggae’n’Riddim festival, and is the Youth Communications Officer at Urban Circle.