Hidden Presence will explore the extraordinary life of Nathaniel Wells, an 18th-19th century nobleman of mixed heritage, son of a wealthy Cardiff merchant and plantation owner and an enslaved woman.
The project will explore the history of his country seat, Piercefield House, Chepstow; the relationship between the sea ports of South Wales and the West Indies; and it will look at a range of issues linked to cultural heritage, identity, citizenship and what it means to be Welsh today.
If you are a school in Gwent and would be interested in taking part in this exciting multimedia project, please get in touch on 029 2034 1667 / emma@ffotogallery.org
ffotogallery.org/hidden-presence
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