Month: April 2018

• We are Clubmore

  ‘We are Clubmore’ is a mural proposal put forward by Alison Little for a regeneration scheme running in the Clubmoor region of Liverpool. ‘We are Clubmore’ combines typography and abstract painting skill to produce this striking mural. We see a mix of techniques which will draw attention to the regeneration which is happening in Clubmoor. […]

  Alison Little

  April 27, 2018

  Art, Clubmore, Everton Park, Liverpool Football Club, Mural, Regeneration, Uncategorized

• Beauty is Truth

  Beauty is Truth is a flash fiction piece written in response to the famous line from John Keats Ode on a Grecian Urn. Explicit content to be expected. The Sister in Law I look at her and I see no beauty. I see a woman haggard, prematurely aged and sinful in her ways. Fat encases […]

  Alison Little

  April 20, 2018

  Affair, Beauty, Conflict, death, Family, Fanny Flaps, Fat encased, Female Icons, Germaine Geer, John Keates, Misshaped Bosom, Plus Size, Relationships, Sinful, Suffrage Movement, The Female Eunuch, Uncategorized, Waste Product, Women’s Right

• P-T-S-D

  P-T-S-D is the latest poem from Alison Little, it was entered into the National ‘A Poem to Remember’ call out to mark the centenary of World War One drawing to a close. The Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre (DNRC) is being built in the Midlands and looks to be one of the Worlds largest Rehabilitation […]

  Alison Little

  April 13, 2018

  Afgan, Conflict, Dessert, Disorder, Dust, Flash Back, Helmand, Mental Health, Poetry, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), Safe Space, Trauma, Uncategorized

• A-Z of Amazing Women

  A-Z of Amazing Women is the new range of prints from Alison Little. The main print takes us through a range of iconic women alphabetically, these are combined with a range of prints of individual women with short statements. She Talks us through why she selected the women for the new range: Anne Frank    […]

  Alison Little

  April 6, 2018

  Alphabet, American Dream, Ariana Grande, Art, Celebrity Culture, Child Star, Devil, Family, Female Icons, Feminist Art, fiction, Film, Liverpool, Prints, Suffrage Movement, Uncategorized, Women’s Right