We’ve just uploaded the “King’s of the Underground” videos to our YouTube Channel, Vimeo and the People’s Collection Wales. These high res versions (embedded from Vimeo) were on display at […]
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Our 2022 in Review
Vision Fountain had a productive 2022. We added innovative digital skills and broadened our partnership network while building on our strengths of community storytelling. “Kings of the Underground” introduced 3D […]
Read MoreWorking with Cardiff Metropolitan University
Vision Fountain have had the good fortune to work with Cardiff Metropolitan University on our current project “Last Generation of Coalminers” (currently exhibiting at Rhondda Heritage Park, next Museum of […]
Read MoreSchool Visit to Last Voices of the Rhondda
We had a lovely day in Rhondda Heritage Park with the the children from Hafod Primary School that took part in the Last Voices of the Rhondda project. The children, […]
Read MoreExhibition Opening; “Last Voices of The Rhondda”
Last Voices of the Rhondda opened at Rhondda Heritage Park 22nd Feb 2022. We were able to invite most of the miners and other members of the community who took […]
Read More3D Portraiture & Photogrammetry
An important part of the over-all project is to ensure that as wide a range of people as possible are engaged with their community’s heritage. To enable and heighten engagement […]
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The Last Generation of Coal miners project is working alongside ACE Cardiff’s Learning Club. ACE have w been supporting young people in the Butetown and Grangetown areas of Cardiff for […]
Read MoreHeritage Workshops
An intergral part of the project, in addition to capturing the oral history and 3D portraits, is the the outreach with schools and youth groups. We worked with outreach officers […]
Read MoreRecording Oral Histories
Recording Oral Histories of Rhondda Miners
Read More3D Portraits of Miners
Through out September, October and November, with the help of our partners, we contacted ex-miners and some miners’ wives, from the Rhondda valley area. Katherin Lewis, the outrach officer from […]
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