[{"text_idx": "#000004", "text": "Sioned Medi Howells from Carmarthenshire was revealed as the 2021 Eisteddfod T Prose Prize winner. Judge Caryl Lewis commented that \u2018the writing flows in such a way that the author disappears, and the reader is immediately taken to the heart of the story\u2019. Howells was presented with an award specially created by sculptor Ann Catrin Evans."}, {"text_idx": "#000005", "text": "This afternoon, Kayley Sydenham was awarded the Eisteddfod T Poetry Prize. Sydenham also received a trophy by Ann Catrin Evans, and during the presentation was commended for \u2018skilfully and cleverly [using] imagery to convey her message\u2019."}, {"text_idx": "#000006", "text": "Below is the full list of Eisteddfod T 2021 winners."}, {"text_idx": "#000079", "text": "Unawd 19-25 oed \u2014 Dafydd Jones"}, {"text_idx": "#000085", "text": "Dawns Werin neu stepio i grwp dan 25 oed \u2014 Morus a Daniel"}, {"text_idx": "#000123", "text": "Creu Fideo ar gyfer cyfryngau cymdeithasol o dan 25 oed \u2014 Emily Hornby"}, {"text_idx": "#000131", "text": "To find out more about the 2021 Eisteddfod T, visit the Urdd website."}, {"text_idx": "#000132", "text": "Gary Raymond discusses the recent emphasis on \u201cdigital\u201d projects in Welsh art, and looks at the recent innovative partnership between 4Pi Productions and the National Eisteddfod, bringing an exhibition, Epona, alive during lockdown."}, {"text_idx": "#000139", "text": "The 10 best digitally-hosted festivals and events"}, {"text_idx": "#000143", "text": "Enter your email to be the first to get all the latest news from Wales Arts Review(We never pass on your details to anyone else)."}]