The World Reimagined project will transform city centre streets with its free trail of globe sculptures. Each is being designed by an individual artist.
The aim of the project is to transform how we understand the Transatlantic Slave Trade and its impact on us all.
The trail takes place at the same time as trails in six other UK cities as The World Reimagined invites people to acknowledge this history, and support the work of brilliant community activists and organisations.
The globes will bring people, families and communities together to talk about how we understand our history, how our past shapes our future and how we can act for social change.
The launch took place on August 10th at the National Waterfront Museum and you’ll be able to follow the trail at the following locations until October 31st.
Find out more about the artists here: www.theworldreimagined.org/swansea
Listen to the *(Relate)able Podcast episode on the project here: The *(Relate)able Podcast: The World Reimagined Special – *(Relate)able | Podcast on Spotify
| LOCATION | THEME | ARTIST | TITLE | SPONSOR |
| Glyn Vivian Art Gallery | Swansea Community | Kyle Legall | Upside-Down World | Sky |
| Swansea Castle | Mother Africa | Mfikela Jean Samuel | Glory Of Mama Africa | Swansea City AFC |
| Dylan Thomas Centre | The Reality of Being Enslaved | Laura Bolton | Anchored In History (Glimmer Of Light) | Morgans Hotel Swansea |
| Dylan Thomas Square | Stolen Legacy: The Rebirth of a Nation | Abbi Bayliss | Bruised Showers | Swansea University |
| Swansea Arena | Abolition & Emancipation | GE | When Colours Collide | The World Reimagined |
| St David’s Square | A Complex Triangle | Hazel Blue | The Truth Will Out | Swansea BID |
| Quadrant Shopping Centre | Echoes in the Present | Joshua Donkor | Ancestral Foundations | Bloomberg |
| Nelson Street | Still We Rise | Joanna Cohn | The Butterfly Effect | Morganstone |
| Princess Way | Expanding Soul | Carol Sorhaindo | Economic Biosphere | Swansea City AFC |
| Grove Place | Reimagine the Future | Parys Gardener | Her Stories | University of Wales Trinity St David |
