Category: Celebrity Culture

• Burned Out

  Alison Little

  November 12, 2021

  accidents, Art, Beauty, Burned Out, Burned Out Car, Celebration, Celebrity Culture, Conceptual Art, Conflict, Found Art, Leisure time, Uncategorized

• Brit Pop Guitar

  The Brit Pop Guitar is a sensation: Visual arts meets music culture with the dynamism of the Nineties which we all love to remember. The iconic Union Jack which was imprinted on many of the bands of the era immerses within the surface of the guitar. A gritty rendition, presenting many blemishes, reflecting the disenchantment […]

  Alison Little

  June 12, 2020

  Anorak, Art, Blur, Brit Pop, Britishness, Celebration, Celebrity Culture, City, Female Icons, Glastonbury, Guitar, Heroin, Jarvis Cocker, Narcotics, Noel Gallagher, Oasis, Painting, Pulp, Revive, Richard Ashcroft, She’s Eclectic, The Verve, Uncategorized, Union Jack

• I must be Miss Liverpool!

  I must be Miss Liverpool! We are seated, lined up, eventually at the final of Miss Liverpool. The seats of the room arched around, judges desks empty for now. They have demobbed to a side room, making the final, ultimate, life-changing decision. I must be Miss Liverpool! It’s taken me four years to get here, […]

  Alison Little

  May 24, 2019

  Alder Hey, Alter Ego, Barbie, Beauty, Beauty Pageanting, Celebrity Culture, Conflict, Conquering, Degrading, Delluded, Disorder, Domineering, End of Innocence, False, Female Icons, Flash Fiction, Grafton Rooms, West Derby Road, Light Night Liverpool, Liverpool, Miss Liverpool, re-coil, Reading, Self pity, Sick, Sinful, Uncategorized, WAG, Want to be WAG, Women’s Right

• Hand-Held Destinies

  Wednesday evening saw the opening of; John Moores Painting Prize, the Rise of the Sixties in Liverpool, at the Exhibition Research Lab of John Moores University. The fresh white interior of the John Lennon Art and Design Building provided the exhibition venue, brought to life by an evening of the performance. Stimulating music, spoken word […]

  Alison Little

  March 29, 2019

  Albert Dock, Celebration, Celebrity Culture, Feminist Art, fiction, Flash Back, Flash Fiction, Leisure time, Liverpool, Local History, Morality, New Brighton, Seventies, Sex, Sexual Freedom, Sexual Parteners, Sexualization, Sexualization of Children, Social Roles, The Sixties, Uncategorized

• Do we need a Miss Liverpool?

  The ritualistic process of crowning a Miss Liverpool is an annual event in the city of Liverpool. Initially, relating to the ancient custom of Marriage, the ball-like gown paraded by the contestants often being the traditional white. The notion of a maiden passing of age is also conjured up by the generation of the contestants, […]

  Alison Little

  February 1, 2019

  American Dream, Beauty, Beauty Pageanting, Casual Sex, Celebrity Culture, Child Pageanting, Croxteth Hall Park, Degrading, Female Icons, Germaine Geer, Grafton Rooms, West Derby Road, Leisure time, Liverpool, Male gaze, Miss Liverpool, Morality, Photography, Plus Size, Prostitution, Rape and Sexual Violence, Same Sex Relationships, Sexualization of Children, Social Roles, Uncategorized, Violation, Virginity

• Will you be my Bride, McBride

  ‘Will you be my Bride, McBride’ is an extract from the latest chapter being written from the novel ‘Casual Nexus’ from Alison Little: Will you be my bride, McBride Jack was around his best friends house, Huxley McBride, they have finished school for the day. It was early September and they had just started in […]

  Alison Little

  October 26, 2018

  Atari, Celebrity Culture, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Conflict, Conquering, End of Innocence, Flash Fiction, Gender Roles, Learning, Leg over, Leisure time, Male gaze, Mood Swings, Narcotics, Packman, Rape and Sexual Violence, Sex, Sexual Parteners, Sexualization, Sinful, Social Roles, Uncategorized, Violation

• A-Z of Remarkable Men

  A-Z of Remarkable Men is the latest print from Alison Little, she talks us through the men that made the Grade to feature on the delightful artwork. Adam, the original Man. Created by God and the start of Mankind, we owe an awful lot to him. Banksy the graffiti artist who has taken street art […]

  Alison Little

  June 15, 2018

  Art, Beatles, Celebrity Culture, Damien Hirst, Fathers Day, George Best, John Keats, Lark Lane, Liverpool, Liverpool Football Club, Presents, Prints, Prison, 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

• Ariana Grande Bee

  Ariana Grande Bee is the design submitted for Bee in the city, the mass public art trail to take place in the summer of 2018 in Manchester. This design is one of two submitted by Artist Alison Little. Ariana Grande Bea is a tribute to the star Ariana Grande who took to the people Manchester […]

  Alison Little

  February 2, 2018

  Ariana Grande, Art, Bees, Celebrity Culture, Funeral, Graphic Art, Manchester, Murals, Painting, Sculpture Trail, Terror Attack, Uncategorized

• Donation Station

  Donation Station is a sculptural installation proposal submitted to Dorset County Hospital. The intention of the Illustrate is to encourage organ donation and the chosen piece to be sited by the cardiology department in Dorchester.   Donation Station aims to locate a collection of concrete portable organ transplant refrigeration units within the cardiac courtyard. Each […]

  Alison Little

  January 26, 2018

  Alcoholism, Art, Brain Transplant, Celebrity Culture, Cement Cast, death, Dorset, Dorset County Hospital, Ethical, Funeral, George Best, Heart, Hopital, Installation, Latex, Lou Reed, Morality, Organ Donation, Sculpture, Transplant, Uncategorized