Bath Society of Artists : 121st Open Exhibition (Non Members Only)

The Quay

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Green and Red

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InTransient Selfie

By xander parry

Stained Glass

h: 33 w: 20 d: 10 (cms).

Part of a series of small arched stained glass pieces, based around the reclamation of the traditional imagery of Catholicism/religion vs. the historical erasure of queer identity and representation. The pieces themselves are based on the mirror selfies that you'd send to a potential hookup on Grindr/your app of choice - I want to immortalise the pictures that would usually be discarded once they've served their intended purpose, using the artistic language of saintly veneration to reframe the throwaway slutty selfies we take for validation into work glorifying queer bodies in a context within which they are rarely seen.

£800

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InTransient Selfie

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Woods at Cannock Ponds

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Path to Polridmouth Cove

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Curtain Call

By dylan andrews

Charcoal and pencil

h: 60 w: 42 d: 1 (cms).

Curtain Call is a surreal charcoal drawing that combines the human form with a potted plant. The work is intentionally left open to interpretation, inviting viewers to decide whether the arm is emerging from the plant or disappearing into it. The grainy charcoal texture evokes analogue photography, while the curtain backdrop creates a sense of performance and staged memory.

£1200

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Curtain Call

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