Ffotogallery are delighted to announce that the two artists for the Heritage Lottery Fund commission launched earlier this year will be Dr Durre Shahwar (Disabled Artists commission) and Rhys Slade-Jones (LQBTQ+ commission).

This commission, made possible by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, will give these two wonderful artists a chance to produce a body of work responding to our archive.

The Feminist Library is back! Launched in October 2024 during Ffoto Cymru, our International Photography Festival, The Feminist Library is a space to listen, learn and discuss ideas.

We would like to thank the Paul Mellon Centre , whose generous funding has enabled us to continue these sessions.

Events are open to the public, free to attend and hosted monthly from July - December 2025.

If you’ve visited our latest exhibition, you may have noticed that we have made some major structural changes to the layout of the gallery during our last changeover. Due to a capital funding grant from Arts Council of Wales, we have been working on making much of our resources more accessible to the public

We're delighted to announce the Pink Portraits photographer for 2025, Siria Ferrer!

Siria Ferrer (She/Her) will be photographing LGBTQ+ crew who have worked on Bad Wolf shows since 2017 as part of their 10th anniversary celebrations.

Looking for support or advice on your creative practice? Do you have a practical question we might be able to help with? Or do you need a bit of direction on what to do next? Book in a 1-2-1 with the Ffotogallery team.

Liam Anthony, Lucy Beckett, Llŷr Evans, Taiye Omokore, Alina Potapenko and Madiha Malik have been selected for this opportunity this year, and will present their work at Ffotogallery in a new exhibition opening with a public preview 6pm, 29 May 2025.

A short film by IWM Partnerships on Belongers. Audrey Albert’s commission celebrates the multiplicity of Chagossian identities. Developed over two years, it includes portraiture, documentary, moving-image, cyanotypes and a Chagossian Kaz (hut).

An IWM 14-18 NOW Legacy Fund commission in partnership with Ffotogallery, Cardiff.

Ffocws is part of Ffotogallery’s mission to support early-career visual artists in Wales, for those who have been through formal education, and those who have had other paths into photography. Ffocws will support these six artists to develop their practice through mentoring and a group show in May 2025.

Our January Wellbeing Photography Project where we offer a creative focus to help us stay uplifted through the month, with positive, mindful prompts for photographs that we will deliver each week of January 2025.