New artwork has popped up in Cardiff city centre after murals were mistakenly washed away last year. The art, which covered 11 concrete pillars around the former Debenhams store in Cardiff city centre, had been commissioned by business improvement organisation FOR Cardiff.
They were painted by three female artists – Turner Prize nominee Beth Blandford, Amber Forde, and Temeka Davies – who are involved in the PWSH project. Their murals take inspiration from feminism, black women, afro hair, and the Bajan community. The artists said at the time they were "absolutely devastated” the artworks had been removed.
Now, the artists have unveiled new murals, inspired by the original PWSH street art project, at The Capitol Shopping Centre. Commissioned by business improvement organisation FOR Cardiff, the work takes inspiration from feminism, black women, afro hair, and the Bajan community. Read more: The best street art in Cardiff and the stories behind them
