Category: Film

• Small Steps and Art Activism

  Last Thursday saw Small Steps events take over Make on North Liverpool Docks. Small Steps runs events to highlight social issues through the arts. Last Thursday saw an eclectic mix of performance, a breathtaking visual arts exhibition and engaging workshops drawing attention to Mental Health. Cork-based artist Ann Mechelinck showed us how craft-based practice can…

  Alison Little

  September 21, 2018

  Anxiety, Art, Biennial Independents, Captivity, Conceptual Art, Conflict, Depression, Film, Film Maker, Fine Art Textiles, Gender Roles, Installation, Liverpool Biennial, Male gaze, Mental Health, Painting, Rape and Sexual Violence, Suicide, Textiles, Trauma, Uncategorized, video art

• 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

• Virginia Woolf and the Hours

  The Hours Three Women, One day. Michael Cunningham’ novel, The Hours and the movie version, Directed by Stephen Daldry, gives a very accurate portrayal of Virginia Woolf beginning with her final act: suicide. The narrative intertwines the lives of three women: Virginia Woolf, Laura Brown an unhappy housewife in 1950’s Loss Angeles and Clarissa Vaughan…

  Alison Little

  January 12, 2018

  Affair, Aids, American Dream, Bi Sexual, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Family, Film, High School, House Wife, John Everett Millais, Lesbianism, Los Angeles, Mental Health, Morality, Mrs Dalloway, New York City, Pre Raphaelite, River Ouse, Same Sex Relationships, Servants, Sex, shcizophrenia, Social Roles, Suicide, Uncategorized, Virginia Woolf, Women’s Right