Jacqueline Ennis-Cole (b. 1964 Manchester, UK) is a non - binary neuro-diverse artist, photographer, poet, essayist and curator whose practice addresses trauma, social conflict, and the ecological environment.
Her photographic work and art writings respond to the physicality of objects and the atmosphere of place. Her practice maps the spaces between authority and authorship and concealment and imagination.
The Outsiders Gallery/ We are in the hold(ing) sister by Ebun Sodipo
We are in the hold(ing), sister
Through a process of fragmentation, collage, and fabulation, Ebun devises softer, other-wise ways of imagining and speaking about the body, desire, archives, and the past. In dialogue with artists Em Williams, Ms Siren and Dextra Mandrake, this installation explores the intangibility of trans belonging and forms of trans people caring for themselves and each other.
Read moreThe Outsiders Gallery/Emani Edwards by Alex Mein
Introducing ‘Emani Edwards’ by Alex Mein, the result of a collaboration between fashion stylist Emani Edwards and fashion illustrator Alex Mein.
This collaboration acknowledges the traditions of 20th Century western fashion illustration, which has historically focused on eurocentric and heteronormative representations of beauty and creativity. By presenting Edwards in larger than life figurative drawings, the hope is to create space and visibility for her presence and artistic perspective - narratives that have often been left out of drawn fashion imagery.
On display throughout August.
Read moreThe Outsiders Gallery/Flags About Home
We are excited to share the new Window Exhibition for June by Halina Edwards.
Flags About Home is set to navigate the meaning of home through preservation and memory by exploring the environment, location, and food. Come see the Flags street side at VFD. Private View coming soon.
Read moreThe Outsiders Gallery/That's So CSM
Our new Window Exhibition is now streetside every day from 10 am - 7 pm, That’s So CSM.
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