Thomas Wells (he/they) is an independent artist and curator based between the UK and Ireland. Thomas' work centres on socially engaged practice often involving LGBTQIA+ history and experience. Documentary, events and performance are often employed to explore themes of domestic ritual and hospitality. Recent projects include ‘A Queer Dander’ a film project on the history of Belfast Pride, and ‘It’s Turned Out Nice Again’ an installation and performance series on the theme of biography and nostalgia. Thomas is a member of Array Collective who in 2021 won the Turner Prize with their work ‘The Druthaib’s Ball’ marking the centenary of the partition of Ireland. Array Collective employ tactics of humour and craic to create collaborative actions in response to the sociopolitical issues affecting Northern Ireland.