Category: Rain

• 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

• Lister Steps Up!

  Last weekend for Heritage open day the former library, Lister Steps throw open the doors for the public to see how the £3.9 million restoration project was progressing. Lister Steps, the Andrew Carnegie library, based on the corner of Lister Drive and Green Lane in Tuebrook, Liverpool, was opened in 1905. The building was funded […]

  Alison Little

  September 20, 2019

  Andrew Carnegie, Andrew Carnegie Library, Heritage Lottery, Library, Lister Steps, Liverpool, Local History, Rain, Regeneration, Rejuvenate, Restoration, The Eighties, Uncategorized

• in the woods

  ‘in the woods’ was a commision proposal for a nature trail to be sited near Alder Hay hospital by Alison Little. in the woods…. Trail, Woodland Walk, Springfield Park, Knotty Ash Specifications The trail looks to present a selection of 15 signs based on an element of nature, wildlife, insects and local history relevant to […]

  Alison Little

  September 7, 2018

  Alder Hey, Art, Birds, Bumble Bee, Foraging, Knotty Ash, Local History, Loop Line, Nature, Nature Trail, Parks, Pets, Poetry, Rain, Regeneration, Springfield Park, Uncategorized, Walkers, Wildlife

• Eco Chamber Marks it’s Territory

    Last week saw the arrival of the various components which will make up the Eco Chamber arrive at Rimrose Valley Country Park. Nestled into the appointed hill they have carved out a route over the brow. Each component is made from re-claimed tyre rims with additional textures of biodegradable plastic bags added using a […]

  Alison Little

  July 13, 2018

  Biennial, Biennial Independents, Bio-degrade, Green, Green Credentials, Greenery, Installation, Liverpool Biennial, Parks, Poetry, Rain, Recycle, Recycling, Regeneration, Rimrose Valley Country Park, Sculpture, Sculpture Trail, Uncategorized, Waste Product

• A Light from Above

  A Light for Above is a Flash fiction piece written by Alison Little, potentially to be used for the opening of a short story or Novella, the text is read by herself. All characters and events are fictitious and not based on real life.  Reading of text by Alison Little In the distance, she can […]

  Alison Little

  January 19, 2018

  Childhood Sexual Abuse, Evil, Funeral, Leisure time, Liverpool, Rain, Seventies, Social Roles, Uncategorized