Am Rendered Invisible', I am remembering, I am giving space, affording time, giving voice to the little people’s lives, to events that have mattered to me, that have provoked me, whilst living and working in Bristol. I am countering the silence, bringing to the fore and celebrating marginalised lives of struggle and resistance." Selected works 2013: Return of the Vanishing Peasant (stage play), with Denise Ferreira da Silva 2016: Being Rendered Visible in the Georgian House Museum, Bristol References External links Olawale Arts – Ros Martin website. "Remembrance, Legacy, and the Transatlantic Slave Trade – Ros Martin", International Research Partnerships, University of Bristol, 21 July 2014. 21st-century British poets 21st-century British women writers Black British activists Black British women writers British people of Nigerian descent British people of Saint Lucian descent British women dramatists and playwrights English dramatists and playwrights English people of Yoruba descent English women poets Writers from London Year of birth missing (living people)