Category: Homelessness

• Block Works

  Block Works is the latest concept based practice from Alison Little: comprising of a series of sculptural forms which represent areas of urban residence. An ethnology process where collections of discarded objects are cemented together in block form. The artifacts are selected and encased in the common urban material offering an explanation of those who…

  Alison Little

  March 6, 2020

  Abstract Art, Art, Bio-degrade, Birds, Block, Bottle Shop, Captivity, Card Board, Celebration, Chains, City, Conceptual Art, Crack, Crack whore, Decay, Dogs, Ethnology, Everton Park, Green, Greenery, Homelessness, Installation, Latex, Leisure time, Liverpool, Liverpool Football Club, Local History, Metropolis, Morality, Narcotics, Nature, Nicotine, Parks, Pets, Rain, Uncategorized, Waste Product

• Take away Lobster to Liverpool

  ‘All the Fun of the Fair’ is the latest installation from Liverpool based artist Alison Little. As part of the Liverpool Independent Biennial, it is being exhibited at 5 Bold Place. She presents a scene based in the American seaside resorts of Maine Country where the lobster is king and sold from the takeaway food…

  Alison Little

  August 3, 2018

  4th of July, Adverse Lifestyle, Alcoholism, American Dream, Art, Biennial, Biennial Independents, Bombed Out Church, Bottle Shop, Bums, Busweiser, Casual Sex, Celebration, Chains, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Chip Fork, Conceptual Art, Conflict, death, Decay, Degrading, Durex, End of Innocence, Evil, Fair Grounds, Fear, Feminist Art, fiction, Fine Art Textiles, Flash Fiction, Forks, Golden Sands, Hanging, Heroin, Homelessness, Hooks, Liverpool, Liverpool Biennial, Lobster, Maine County, Mental Health, Narcotics, New England, New York City, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), Rape and Sexual Violence, Relationships, Rizzla, Sandcastles, Sex, Sexual Parteners, Shief, Sick, Sinful, Sound City, St Luke’s, Take away Lobster, Uncategorized, Warped, Waste Product

• A Way Through Everton Brow

  A way through Everton Brow is a fictional works from Alison Little, none of the events of characters are based on real life. Approaching the entrance to Everton Park I encounter a group congregated around the steps area. In having walked up from the town, then I decided to take a short cut through Everton…

  Alison Little

  August 11, 2017

  Decay, Dogs, Everton Park, Family, fiction, Ford Thunderbolt, Heroin, Homelessness, Leisure time, Liverpool, Regeneration, Street Drinker, The Eighties, The Sixties, Uncategorized