Saturday 21 June
Where: Across North Wales
The procession will weave its way from deep beneath the mountains to the shores of the sea - a powerful journey that starts in the Eryri slate quarries and ends at the beaches of Llandudno. Along the way, young people will carry a piece of art - full of legends, history, culture and mythology.
The performance will open Mostyn's summer exhibition, co-curated with Jeremy Deller. Central to the show are new commissions by five young artists from Wales - Esyllt Angharad Lewis, Gweni Llwyd, Lewis Prosser, Llŷr Evans and Sadia Pineda Hameed - who respond to the central sites and themes. The works will be shown alongside selections from the National Museum of Wales, Llandudno Museum and Storiel, as well as work by Jeremy Deller.
Sunday 22 June
Time: 4pm
Where: Bryn Celli Ddu
To celebrate the solstice weekend the procession will arrive at Bryn Celli Ddu in Anglesey for a celebratory outdoor public event in collaboration with Cadw and Think Creatively.
The event will unite contemporary art with cultural heritage in one powerful moment of connection and reflection under the June sun.
Saturday 26 July
Where: Trafalgar Square, London
Cwmni Ifanc Frân Wen will lead the procession to its final destination - Trafalgar Square, London - as part of the national celebration of The Triumph of Art.
Public art projects from all over the UK will come together to create an impressive highlight that gives a platform to new voices and demonstrates the transformative power of art on the largest scale.
