A MASSIVE TINY GROUP SHOW BONANZA ACROSS ALL THE HOUSES IN THE SMALL HOUSE GALLERY COLLECTION
The show is now up online: https://smallhousegallery.uk/2021/08/07/the-big-small-summer-open/
Some of the CONFIRMED ARTISTS so far:
(scroll down past the image gallery for artwork titles)
Penny Hallas, Llangattock, Wales Yvonne Kendall, Baden-Württemberg, Germany






































































Above:
- Penny Hallas – Black Mountains Views Group (a mixture of Skirrid and Black Mountain Road views; oil paintings on lenses of cats’ eyes) – Wales
- Yvonne Kendall – Fancies 1-4. (there will actually be 5 of them!)- Germany
- Caro Williams – Crossings; Peace Drawings (tiny acrylic sculpture groupings derived from sound-wave shapes of key spoken words) – UK
- Sally Eldars (The Open Dresser Gallery) – 7 Sea Monsters (consciousness raising sculptures made of beach-combed micro-plastics) – UK
- Elaine Luther (of Angelica Kauffman Gallery microgallery) – Rusty Water Tower and Branch; Sunset Chicago; Tree Shadow on Red Brick (from her View Through the Windshield series) – Chicago
- Lucy Winnicott – Slope; Rounded Stairs; Spikey (miniature white faux leather soft sculptures) – UK
- Leanna Moran – Orb Room, Don’t Eat the Apple, Spider Bed (miniature mixed media installations) – UK
- Abby Sonia Davies (Orange Tree Art) – Biodiversity; Filled; Look Away (from her ‘Identity Cards’ series) – UK
- Mary Crenshaw – Earthenware Books Nos. 2; 3; 1 – Milan
- Susan Schneider – End of Fishing Day; After the Storm; Dog in Orange Jacket (selected St Ives oils on cigar box panels) – Seattle
- Octavia Milner – Figures 1-3 (mixed media found object assemblages – metal, rusty metal, plastic) – UK
- Abi Lewis – Tiny Taxidermy: Tiger Rug; Stuffed Bear; Mounted Wolf Head (polymer clay) – UK
- Peisley – One Alone; One Looking; One With the Sphere of All (porcelain figures on miniature plinths) – UK
- Jenny Bramley – Slides 81, 95 and 97 (each found slide consists of the remnants from 2350 metres of sellotape, 157 A3 sheets of carbon paper, 18 drawers, 44 hours, 2021) – UK
- Lucie Fitzpatrick (of The Dolls House Art Gallery) – My Left Brain (steel, spray paint, magnetic cubes); Cells (laser cut acrylic); City Strip (collage) – UK
- Jack Woodward (of A Cardboard Monkey microgallery) – Cops and Robbers (cardboard play set) – UK
- Sara Ulfsparre – Untitled 1-3 (needle felted wool sculptures) – Sweden & UK (photos of all 3 works not currently available)
- Annie Taylor – ‘an Alice, a cake, and a little Alice in a bottle’ – UK
- Nick Ivins – Super Yacht Matches; Pirate Stew Matches; Charlie (4 Letter ‘C’ Word Signal Flags) Matches; (red skull & crossbones) Jolie Roger Matches – (paintings on boxes of cooking matches) – UK
- Kirsty Hall – Paper Dolls (after Megan Whisner-Quinlan) : The Monster; The Bride; The Blue Lady; The Matriarch (card, paper, inkjet prints, acrylic paint, glue, pen) – UK
- Ann Blackburn (aka Papier Maverick) – Yoga Was Her Safe Space for Mean Thoughts; Overcome with Sale Fever, She left the Baby at the Till in Zara; and Rogue Buddha (hand-painted papier-mâché figures) – UK
- Ayshe-Mira Yashin – Sun Salutation; The Moment Before A Kiss; The World: Card from the Sapphic Enchantress Tarot Deck – Turkey & Cyprus
- Lucy Bryant (aka Haus of Lucy) – Wireless; Skate Betty; Village People; and The Girl in the Adidas Tracksuit Top (4x miniature framed prints) – UK
- Carole Griffiths – Grind Me Down (Pestle and Mortar) 2021 (sculptey); Scratched Drawing (Spoon and Fork) 2020; Coat Hanger : Hook Ups; Foot Fork; Sutra Doll (chain stitch and fabric figure) – UK (photos of latter 4 works not currently available)
- Ruth Franklin – (5 untitled 3D paper collages) – UK
- Graham Everitt – 1 in 4 (number of people statistical studies suggest are likely to suffer from mental health problems at some point in their life, according to the WHO) – (a mini installation using jelly babies, pins, clear sealant, chalk) – UK
- Eldi Dundee and Daughter – Finger Puppet Barbie, Cavegirl Barbie (collaborative paintings on miniature canvases between mother and preschool child) – UK (photos not currently available)
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