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CALL OUT! Create a portrait of yourself during the lockdown period for our new 'Self, Isolated' project. All submissions will be shared online & eventually exhibited together in a physical exhibition at The GAP!
More info here - https://cutt.ly/KyEjVhN
More info here - https://cutt.ly/KyEjVhN
We commissioned 5 Brum-based young artists to kick us off! See thread:
1. Self, Isolated by @Haseebah_Art
Acrylic on Canvas
1. Self, Isolated by @Haseebah_Art
Acrylic on Canvas
2. Self, Isolated by Cal Steer
Dye on Cotton
Dye on Cotton
3. Self, Isolated by Osama Rahmani
Acrylic on Cardboard
Acrylic on Cardboard
4. Self, Isolated by Oliver Hassell
Acrylic on Canvas
Acrylic on Canvas
5. Self, Isolated by Bayan Moradi
Acrylic on Cardboard
Acrylic on Cardboard
The first submissions for our Self, Isolated project have come through! We’ll be sharing new submissions on this thread on a weekly basis, so be sure to check them out.
Want to create & submit your own self-portrait? Find out more here - https://cutt.ly/7yP4YJF
Want to create & submit your own self-portrait? Find out more here - https://cutt.ly/7yP4YJF
‘Self, Isolated’
by Iona Mandal (Aged 13 / Birmingham)
Watercolour on paper
"This image reflects the contrasting moods and fluctuating emotions many of us have during lockdown".
by Iona Mandal (Aged 13 / Birmingham)
Watercolour on paper
"This image reflects the contrasting moods and fluctuating emotions many of us have during lockdown".
‘Self, Isolated’
by Victoria Blackburn-Harris (Aged 25 / Kings Heath, Birmingham)
“This photograph represents the relationship I have developed with textile and how it has helped me through these confusing times.”
Instagram @victoriabhartist
by Victoria Blackburn-Harris (Aged 25 / Kings Heath, Birmingham)
“This photograph represents the relationship I have developed with textile and how it has helped me through these confusing times.”
Instagram @victoriabhartist
‘Self, Isolated’
by Kayleigh Ditchburn (Aged 32 / Birmingham)
Acrylic paint on a cardboard box
“Challenging the traditional idea of what a canvas looks like; you can use anything. Also advocating for mental health. This is my split self.”
Instagram: @kartworks
by Kayleigh Ditchburn (Aged 32 / Birmingham)
Acrylic paint on a cardboard box
“Challenging the traditional idea of what a canvas looks like; you can use anything. Also advocating for mental health. This is my split self.”
Instagram: @kartworks
