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Picture of flower on bench
Work By: Nazarin Montag
Untitled
Public work from a window
Work By: Jenni Main
Exhibit your Work
Work By: Jacqueline Ohm
green
greenish crocheted piece
Work By: gioconda berríos
My ashtray piece
A horrid ashtray
Work By: Chris Yarnell
Instant anarchy
An anarchy sign, cut out of neon pink fabric, placed on an ancient stone wall
Work By: Helen K Grant
Funeral
Work By: Niki Soroli
CRESCENT
written text
Work By: Sakura Kanai
The start of a very long journey...
A coloured landscape-orientated photo of a cardboard cutout snail in profile. The photo is taken from a low perspective. The snail is on tarmac, leant against the glass of a bus shelter, a supporting post, far left of the snail. The road is directly behind, with a car in shot, seen through the glass. Very far left, a house can be seen on the other side of the road. A black outline thought bubble is drawn above the snail. In it says, "The start of a very long journey".
Work By: Cathy Spiers
Cats for the ocean
Pastel sketch of two intertwined sleeping cats in black and white
Work By: Em Charlier
ᴅᴏɴ'ᴛ ʙᴇʟɪᴇᴠᴇ ᴛʜᴇ ʜʏᴘᴇ
ᴇᴠᴇɴ ᴀɴɴᴀ ᴅɪᴅɴ'ᴛ ɢᴇᴛ ɪᴛ , ᴛɪʟʟ ᴇᴠᴇʀʏᴏɴᴇ ᴅɪᴅ.
Work By: ʟɪʟᴏ ᴀᴍᴀʀᴀʟ
Park Sketch
Pencil sketch of a park left on the grass in the park
Work By: Lee Johnson
Day 22 - I forgot to bring my notebook.
A photo collage of a gallery and close up view some work I made today to put in my notebook. I forgot to bring my notebook. The work consists of three torn edged pieces of tracing paper hanging from three black threads which is stitched down through each one vertically. It hangs alongside work from other artists in the gallery.
Work By: Lori Amor
A gift for the pigeons
Image of an A6 sized 350 gsm watercolour card with hand-painted watercolour squares in a grid formation, and shades of pinks, red-violet and one blue-violet square. The card has been tied to a black painted iron rail with thin black ribbon. The card is for the pigeons that come to rest in the evenings.
Work By: Cy Bernheim
DOGS!!!
Temporary public exhibit of color photographic portraits of eight dogs.
Work By: Martin Kane
offering to the sea
Work By: Flora CB
Face & Hand
A ceramic vase with decorative circles on its two sides, showing blue face profile and a blue stylised hand
Work By: Gaynor Sadlo
for the lagoon
Postcard sized cyanotype of shadows and flower shape propped up in yellow daisy bush, telegraph pole and blue sky above
Work By: Kim Stephens
Landscape On Fire
Landscape On Fire. A landscape on water with skyscrapers. In the foreground is the edge of some land, on which stands a wind turbine. Floating above the distant hills are solar glass panels, and above the skyscrapes a face stealer surveils them. The distant hills are on fire. The moon shines beneath a watery sky.
Work By: Helena Wee
Memorial
A DIY blue painted ‘plaque’ to the late, great Andrew Weatherall on a metal door. It has been been there a while as it is also weathered.
Work By: Harriette Meynell
Submitted for the world to see
A comic styled mechanical crab
Work By: Reanna Ervin
30/30.22
Art cylinder in garden.
Work By: Abigail Nelson
Cat
A Cat
Work By: Alice Evans
Charity Auction
Charity Auction
Work By: Han Han
A walk into town
An abstracted rural scene oainted on board is displayed in a green flowerbed at a pedestrian junction in a town
Work By: Deborah Crosby
Too tired to play today
A collage of pieces of string against a white background. Moved whilst being scanned to resemble an ECG test.
Work By: Charles Matthews
Homesick on Eid
Work By: Yasmeen Fathima Thantrey
Homesick on Eid
Charlie Pussycat
Lilac background with my beautiful cat painted in the centre. He is grey and white with a little pink nose with black spotches. He's old and a lil grumpy. He suits being painted.
Work By: Bryony Rae Taylor
To the sea
Arrow formed from colours of rocks
Work By: fiona robinson
Left on a Doorstep
Art Abandonment - small abstract left on a doorstep
Work By: Brigitte Watkinson