Larissa Shaw

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Writing:&#38;nbsp;


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Beer:

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&#60;img width="1128" height="1566" width_o="1128" height_o="1566" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/8432a4746658d54bdbbf27c7e075749d46a422777f8ae629e52243c98808bd3f/Screenshot-2025-06-02-at-21.50.52.png" data-mid="234078793" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ Cut vinyl in red, text by Larissa Shaw. Installed at GLOAM, Sheffield. May 2025. Typeface designed by Keith Dodds, text distortion by Tony Evers." data-caption="︎︎︎ Cut vinyl in red, text by Larissa Shaw. Installed at GLOAM, Sheffield. May 2025. Typeface designed by Keith Dodds, text distortion by Tony Evers." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/8432a4746658d54bdbbf27c7e075749d46a422777f8ae629e52243c98808bd3f/Screenshot-2025-06-02-at-21.50.52.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="2914" height="1932" width_o="2914" height_o="1932" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/32d9e56192ec713cc4e1f28b5479cd8540405d142c666b1c34f2f07d69c7b225/Screenshot-2025-06-02-at-21.51.34.png" data-mid="234078794" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ Mother Louse 'Alcohol free' 0.5% ABV beer. Brewed by Brum Brewery. Graphic Designer, Keith Dodds." data-caption="︎︎︎ Mother Louse 'Alcohol free' 0.5% ABV beer. Brewed by Brum Brewery. Graphic Designer, Keith Dodds." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/32d9e56192ec713cc4e1f28b5479cd8540405d142c666b1c34f2f07d69c7b225/Screenshot-2025-06-02-at-21.51.34.png" /&#62;


Hysterical Wombs:


&#60;img width="3024" height="4032" width_o="3024" height_o="4032" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/6bc8c63e293924599f6a6fbeacd9509206ba9e4f1b1309645e45c99ee4bd8b51/IMG_1813_Original.jpg" data-mid="234557497" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ Material from Wellcome Collection, London, named 'Disease Woman', around 1420 from Germany. Most medieval and early modern medical diagrams depict the male figure and anatomy &#38;ndash; this is still the case today, as such with defibrillators in public areas intended for a member of the public to use in the event of cardiac arrest &#38;ndash; the models are seen without breasts, therefore the defibrillator is used differently on male and female bodies. Women are statistically twice as likely to die from a heart attack than men. Of course, the male figure on the manuals in defibrillators are not the only reason for this, as women are 4 times more likely than men to be prescribed with anti-anxiety medication for the heart attack they are actually having. Relating back to the image, although this depiction of &#38;lsquo;Disease Women&#38;rsquo; was intended as a basic teaching guide, the diaphragm reinforces the incorrect idea of the female body as inherently predisposed to disease and therefore faulty. " data-caption="︎︎︎ Material from Wellcome Collection, London, named 'Disease Woman', around 1420 from Germany. Most medieval and early modern medical diagrams depict the male figure and anatomy – this is still the case today, as such with defibrillators in public areas intended for a member of the public to use in the event of cardiac arrest – the models are seen without breasts, therefore the defibrillator is used differently on male and female bodies. Women are statistically twice as likely to die from a heart attack than men. Of course, the male figure on the manuals in defibrillators are not the only reason for this, as women are 4 times more likely than men to be prescribed with anti-anxiety medication for the heart attack they are actually having. Relating back to the image, although this depiction of ‘Disease Women’ was intended as a basic teaching guide, the diaphragm reinforces the incorrect idea of the female body as inherently predisposed to disease and therefore faulty. " src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/6bc8c63e293924599f6a6fbeacd9509206ba9e4f1b1309645e45c99ee4bd8b51/IMG_1813_Original.jpg" /&#62;


&#60;img width="3024" height="4032" width_o="3024" height_o="4032" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/acacd033ebc3702af74aa59ebaf0883d07c31a8a0e41592f0303fc94b3d10427/IMG_6779_Original-3.jpg" data-mid="234557498" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ The painting depicted is 'Convent Thoughts', by Charles Allston Collins in 1850 - 1851. It portrays a nun in a contemplative state within a convent garden, holding a passion flower, symbolising the crucifixion of Christ. Around the image are various flowers representing different virtues and aspects of monastic life.  The nun also holds an illuminated Breviary, or Book of Hours, opened to show the Annunciation and the Crucifixion, further emphasising religious themes. The garden setting, with its lilies and water lilies, adds to the serene and contemplative atmosphere. I am currently investigating this painting into its Christian connotations. I believe there will be some evidence of this painting documenting the widespread moral panic of Women outside of Christianity practicing Witchcraft." data-caption="︎︎︎ The painting depicted is 'Convent Thoughts', by Charles Allston Collins in 1850 - 1851. It portrays a nun in a contemplative state within a convent garden, holding a passion flower, symbolising the crucifixion of Christ. Around the image are various flowers representing different virtues and aspects of monastic life.  The nun also holds an illuminated Breviary, or Book of Hours, opened to show the Annunciation and the Crucifixion, further emphasising religious themes. The garden setting, with its lilies and water lilies, adds to the serene and contemplative atmosphere. I am currently investigating this painting into its Christian connotations. I believe there will be some evidence of this painting documenting the widespread moral panic of Women outside of Christianity practicing Witchcraft." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/acacd033ebc3702af74aa59ebaf0883d07c31a8a0e41592f0303fc94b3d10427/IMG_6779_Original-3.jpg" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1626" height="1266" width_o="1626" height_o="1266" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/9659528931d90754ec6c5e4b85d5164337a97c1ff8484fca7cd7bf60ff7e76b8/Screenshot-2025-01-25-at-10.34.32.png" data-mid="234557499" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ 1825 BCE Egyptian text &#38;lsquo;Kahun Gynaecological Papyrus&#38;rsquo;. Endometriosis was first named in 1920, but symptoms of endometriosis have been documented in medical literature since this text in 1825 BCE. The symptoms here were really pathologised as being physical expressions of emotional distress, rather than actual physical symptoms; something that radiated throughout the European Witch hunts and into the 19th century of the times of female hysteria diagnoses. This was a time where Women, complaining of pain and symptoms of endometriosis, were treated by being accused of being &#38;lsquo;hysteric&#38;rsquo; or mad. These Women were admitted to asylums and/or had to have very aggressive surgeries including removal of ovaries, hysterectomy and even lobotomies. The cases of hysterectomies is actually still being used, wrongly, in treating endometriosis. In Leah Hazard's book titled &#38;lsquo;Womb&#38;rsquo;, Leah writes that by point of surgery, often the person with endometriosis will have stage 3 or 4 before finally being taken seriously and referred for surgery. I say a &#38;lsquo;wrongful treatment of hysterectomy' here in cases when the endometriosis lesions have already spread, attaching itself to other organs, including outside of the pelvic cavity. These lesions go on to grow and further spread, so removal of any of the reproductive organs is redundant. In reflection of the rhetorics of hysteria, I think this feeling about Women and it being more psychological rather than an actual physical cause, persists today. As we see so Women are often frequently dismissed as being &#38;lsquo;neurotic&#38;rsquo;, anxious or a hypochondriac when they first mention their first symptoms of endometriosis. On average, 8 years later, she might be finally diagnosed. Doctors and those around them will tell them &#38;ldquo;this is an inevitable consequence of being female&#38;rdquo;. Prior to paying for private healthcare for my own diagnosis of endometriosis in 2023, I was told to &#38;ldquo;have a baby&#38;rdquo;. That this would &#38;ldquo;cure&#38;rdquo; my endometriosis &#38;ndash; there is no evidence suggesting in any way that this is true, but I did look back in history to find where this falsification originated. It was Dr. Joe Meage, who was and still is a very influential American gynaecologist. He held a public lecture in the 1940s, where he announced that endometriosis was a disease &#38;quot;mainly seen in white, wealthy women who delay marriage and childbearing due to having careers.&#38;quot; This idea of lack of childbearing in Women causing endometriosis echoes that of the Hippocratic Corpus, which was a text written around 1,500 years earlier between 5th and 3rd centuries BCE. I&#38;rsquo;m particularly interested in the trajectory of medical treatises into present day myths." data-caption="︎︎︎ 1825 BCE Egyptian text ‘Kahun Gynaecological Papyrus’. Endometriosis was first named in 1920, but symptoms of endometriosis have been documented in medical literature since this text in 1825 BCE. The symptoms here were really pathologised as being physical expressions of emotional distress, rather than actual physical symptoms; something that radiated throughout the European Witch hunts and into the 19th century of the times of female hysteria diagnoses. This was a time where Women, complaining of pain and symptoms of endometriosis, were treated by being accused of being ‘hysteric’ or mad. These Women were admitted to asylums and/or had to have very aggressive surgeries including removal of ovaries, hysterectomy and even lobotomies. The cases of hysterectomies is actually still being used, wrongly, in treating endometriosis. In Leah Hazard's book titled ‘Womb’, Leah writes that by point of surgery, often the person with endometriosis will have stage 3 or 4 before finally being taken seriously and referred for surgery. I say a ‘wrongful treatment of hysterectomy' here in cases when the endometriosis lesions have already spread, attaching itself to other organs, including outside of the pelvic cavity. These lesions go on to grow and further spread, so removal of any of the reproductive organs is redundant. In reflection of the rhetorics of hysteria, I think this feeling about Women and it being more psychological rather than an actual physical cause, persists today. As we see so Women are often frequently dismissed as being ‘neurotic’, anxious or a hypochondriac when they first mention their first symptoms of endometriosis. On average, 8 years later, she might be finally diagnosed. Doctors and those around them will tell them “this is an inevitable consequence of being female”. Prior to paying for private healthcare for my own diagnosis of endometriosis in 2023, I was told to “have a baby”. That this would “cure” my endometriosis – there is no evidence suggesting in any way that this is true, but I did look back in history to find where this falsification originated. It was Dr. Joe Meage, who was and still is a very influential American gynaecologist. He held a public lecture in the 1940s, where he announced that endometriosis was a disease &#38;quot;mainly seen in white, wealthy women who delay marriage and childbearing due to having careers.&#38;quot; This idea of lack of childbearing in Women causing endometriosis echoes that of the Hippocratic Corpus, which was a text written around 1,500 years earlier between 5th and 3rd centuries BCE. I’m particularly interested in the trajectory of medical treatises into present day myths." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/9659528931d90754ec6c5e4b85d5164337a97c1ff8484fca7cd7bf60ff7e76b8/Screenshot-2025-01-25-at-10.34.32.png" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1056" height="1490" width_o="1056" height_o="1490" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/d15a78c614cc7955fb76e4b09f33b65f8077e8b5c117993438f67bffd31f0adc/Screenshot-2025-06-14-at-15.44.05.png" data-mid="234557514" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ In the 11th century, Salerno, in Southern Italy, was a town, which had a very important institutions that taught physicians. It was the 1st to train women as physicians. The most famous was Trot, who lived around the middle of the 12th century and she wrote 'The Trotula'; three books that looks at the symptoms and treatments of Women's illnesses. This became really popular and widely used throughout the Middle Ages. Trot suggested really practical, humane treatments to help Women -- not to punish them for being ill. Despite this early advance, by the 14th century, Women physicians were prohibited from practicing medical provisions across Europe, so that early kind of Women training as doctors was abolished. As the Middle Ages progressed, midwives started to be blamed for poor health outcomes. We know that childbirth can be dangerous, particularly in the Middle Ages, maternal mortality, before we had more established healthcare. Women and their babies frequently died during labour. In the 15th century, midwives started to be blamed for the deaths. They were accused of being possessed by the devil; slaughtering innocents. Approximately 45,000 Women were executed during the 16th and 17th century for the crime of witchcraft. A lot of these murdered for witchcraft were midwives and healers who were who were deemed to be witches and then executed. A historian, Elinor Cleghorn, describes the motivations behind these accusations of witchcraft as being a complicated collusion of religious, social, political, and economic forces. &#38;ldquo;The anxieties about the influence of dark magic, sorcery, and demonology were rife across the continent that had been so horribly decimated by disease, upheaval, and unrest. The witch hunts and trials, where women, especially those who were unmarried, older, poor, involved in healing or practising midwifery, were maliciously scapegoated as the vectors of death and destruction.&#38;rdquo; - Elinor Cleghorn, Unwell Women (2021). In this way, Women were marginalised and actively removed from the practice of medicine." data-caption="︎︎︎ In the 11th century, Salerno, in Southern Italy, was a town, which had a very important institutions that taught physicians. It was the 1st to train women as physicians. The most famous was Trot, who lived around the middle of the 12th century and she wrote 'The Trotula'; three books that looks at the symptoms and treatments of Women's illnesses. This became really popular and widely used throughout the Middle Ages. Trot suggested really practical, humane treatments to help Women -- not to punish them for being ill. Despite this early advance, by the 14th century, Women physicians were prohibited from practicing medical provisions across Europe, so that early kind of Women training as doctors was abolished. As the Middle Ages progressed, midwives started to be blamed for poor health outcomes. We know that childbirth can be dangerous, particularly in the Middle Ages, maternal mortality, before we had more established healthcare. Women and their babies frequently died during labour. In the 15th century, midwives started to be blamed for the deaths. They were accused of being possessed by the devil; slaughtering innocents. Approximately 45,000 Women were executed during the 16th and 17th century for the crime of witchcraft. A lot of these murdered for witchcraft were midwives and healers who were who were deemed to be witches and then executed. A historian, Elinor Cleghorn, describes the motivations behind these accusations of witchcraft as being a complicated collusion of religious, social, political, and economic forces. “The anxieties about the influence of dark magic, sorcery, and demonology were rife across the continent that had been so horribly decimated by disease, upheaval, and unrest. The witch hunts and trials, where women, especially those who were unmarried, older, poor, involved in healing or practising midwifery, were maliciously scapegoated as the vectors of death and destruction.” - Elinor Cleghorn, Unwell Women (2021). In this way, Women were marginalised and actively removed from the practice of medicine." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/d15a78c614cc7955fb76e4b09f33b65f8077e8b5c117993438f67bffd31f0adc/Screenshot-2025-06-14-at-15.44.05.png" /&#62;

Cities + Archived work:


&#60;img width="1242" height="1538" width_o="1242" height_o="1538" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/4cefbd27908ae863f43c0bb4c3883e7d9d60769351dbecf2ddfda6e05d231a0c/IMG_7199.jpg" data-mid="238210595" border="0" alt="︎︎︎How to Make a Blueprint for a City, 03/2021. Billboard outside Cheap Cheap Gallery / The Lombard Method, 68a Lombard Street, Birmingham." data-caption="︎︎︎How to Make a Blueprint for a City, 03/2021. Billboard outside Cheap Cheap Gallery / The Lombard Method, 68a Lombard Street, Birmingham." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/4cefbd27908ae863f43c0bb4c3883e7d9d60769351dbecf2ddfda6e05d231a0c/IMG_7199.jpg" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1242" height="1534" width_o="1242" height_o="1534" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/5dce2aa1bbb4610f72df6b63b2e3ea085597f8eac272f368fddebe88e5fb8002/IMG_7202.jpg" data-mid="102328745" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎How to Make a Blueprint for a City, 03/2021. Billboard outside Cheap Cheap Gallery / The Lombard Method, 68a Lombard Street, Birmingham." data-caption="︎︎︎How to Make a Blueprint for a City, 03/2021. Billboard outside Cheap Cheap Gallery / The Lombard Method, 68a Lombard Street, Birmingham." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/5dce2aa1bbb4610f72df6b63b2e3ea085597f8eac272f368fddebe88e5fb8002/IMG_7202.jpg" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1242" height="1540" width_o="1242" height_o="1540" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/8f3826a849253596001dbf5113f8682a5b7f00ee900514f5045d96d99eb7f6a6/IMG_7205.jpg" data-mid="238210598" border="0" alt="︎︎︎How to Make a Blueprint for a City, 03/2021. Billboard outside Cheap Cheap Gallery / The Lombard Method, 68a Lombard Street, Birmingham." data-caption="︎︎︎How to Make a Blueprint for a City, 03/2021. Billboard outside Cheap Cheap Gallery / The Lombard Method, 68a Lombard Street, Birmingham." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/8f3826a849253596001dbf5113f8682a5b7f00ee900514f5045d96d99eb7f6a6/IMG_7205.jpg" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1242" height="1534" width_o="1242" height_o="1534" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/ac7f378443e50422c851553f2ea38964a0f9dc23cc59959fee9246a1d603ec61/IMG_7203.jpg" data-mid="238210599" border="0" alt="︎︎︎How to Make a Blueprint for a City, 03/2021. Billboard outside Cheap Cheap Gallery / The Lombard Method, 68a Lombard Street, Birmingham." data-caption="︎︎︎How to Make a Blueprint for a City, 03/2021. Billboard outside Cheap Cheap Gallery / The Lombard Method, 68a Lombard Street, Birmingham." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/ac7f378443e50422c851553f2ea38964a0f9dc23cc59959fee9246a1d603ec61/IMG_7203.jpg" /&#62;


&#60;img width="5184" height="3456" width_o="5184" height_o="3456" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/f5d7336cf203fd97cf95c19cb89cb4b2a33a65bb4b2e79b4c86a53bc9f7fa906/IMG_3789.JPG" data-mid="136555898" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎ Activity Sheets for Mark Essen and Sahjan Kooner's 'School of the Underkraft' for British Art Show 9. University of Wolverhampton. 01/22 - 04/22" data-caption="︎︎︎ Activity Sheets for Mark Essen and Sahjan Kooner's 'School of the Underkraft' for British Art Show 9. University of Wolverhampton. 01/22 - 04/22" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/f5d7336cf203fd97cf95c19cb89cb4b2a33a65bb4b2e79b4c86a53bc9f7fa906/IMG_3789.JPG" /&#62;


&#60;img width="926" height="1004" width_o="926" height_o="1004" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/af633186f0d9c33c9491012a3170b5afda59e99cfc3f37921c5af46de4241812/Screenshot-2025-09-14-at-11.59.07.png" data-mid="238210860" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ Free House Studios are an artist studios and small gallery established by Larissa Shaw and Dinosaur Kilby. 2022 - Current. Free House is open on Digbeth First Friday events. Poster by Fred Hubble." data-caption="︎︎︎ Free House Studios are an artist studios and small gallery established by Larissa Shaw and Dinosaur Kilby. 2022 - Current. Free House is open on Digbeth First Friday events. Poster by Fred Hubble." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/926/i/af633186f0d9c33c9491012a3170b5afda59e99cfc3f37921c5af46de4241812/Screenshot-2025-09-14-at-11.59.07.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="4354" height="2904" width_o="4354" height_o="2904" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/e74a4aec9031316db669306423eea9762564bfa5e81a8b7351d322fa5dc53eef/Hello.jpg" data-mid="93613467" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎ IKON for Artists, IKON Gallery, Birmingham. 05/2021." data-caption="︎︎︎ IKON for Artists, IKON Gallery, Birmingham. 05/2021." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/e74a4aec9031316db669306423eea9762564bfa5e81a8b7351d322fa5dc53eef/Hello.jpg" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1834" height="1366" width_o="1834" height_o="1366" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/0b2dca2714d05934e5a231a3f8952820ece53e6f18f037708677c04741b4e4a9/Screenshot-2021-12-13-at-11.14.23.png" data-mid="127254622" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Welcome To New Earth, with Black Hole Club at Vivid Projects, Birmingham. 12/2021. Designed by Keith Dodds." data-caption="︎︎︎Welcome To New Earth, with Black Hole Club at Vivid Projects, Birmingham. 12/2021. Designed by Keith Dodds." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/0b2dca2714d05934e5a231a3f8952820ece53e6f18f037708677c04741b4e4a9/Screenshot-2021-12-13-at-11.14.23.png" /&#62;
&#60;img width="2848" height="4272" width_o="2848" height_o="4272" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/8c0c1a51e0598ec53de5a314cdb3f47e2cef3c34bbbaf93e875fc8ab64959da1/IMG_6786.JPG" data-mid="93616893" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Exhibition with Grand Union Women at 4 Cose, London, for ArtLicks Weekend, 2019. Photo by Sophie Huckfield." data-caption="︎︎︎Exhibition with Grand Union Women at 4 Cose, London, for ArtLicks Weekend, 2019. Photo by Sophie Huckfield." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/8c0c1a51e0598ec53de5a314cdb3f47e2cef3c34bbbaf93e875fc8ab64959da1/IMG_6786.JPG" /&#62;


&#60;img width="3456" height="5184" width_o="3456" height_o="5184" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/3a6837cbb0de823ef6ab348dcdd37bee06afdbb94b9b9ed0a03df2be5c4610ae/IMG_3780.JPG" data-mid="136555897" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎ Activity Sheets for Mark Essen and Sahjan Kooner's 'School of the Underkraft' for British Art Show 9. University of Wolverhampton. 01/22 - 04/22" data-caption="︎︎︎ Activity Sheets for Mark Essen and Sahjan Kooner's 'School of the Underkraft' for British Art Show 9. University of Wolverhampton. 01/22 - 04/22" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/3a6837cbb0de823ef6ab348dcdd37bee06afdbb94b9b9ed0a03df2be5c4610ae/IMG_3780.JPG" /&#62;


&#60;img width="1080" height="731" width_o="1080" height_o="731" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/2acd896dac2e9444ad7597ffb97c0d4a1b1f8f48325ee4281e4cc5929561d5d9/IMG_20180818_140625_478.jpeg" data-mid="238210633" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎ Residency with National Trust (The Firs, Worcestershire) &#38;amp; New Art West Midlands, 2018." data-caption="︎︎︎ Residency with National Trust (The Firs, Worcestershire) &#38;amp; New Art West Midlands, 2018." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/2acd896dac2e9444ad7597ffb97c0d4a1b1f8f48325ee4281e4cc5929561d5d9/IMG_20180818_140625_478.jpeg" /&#62;


&#60;img width="1210" height="1376" width_o="1210" height_o="1376" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/ab3941250f86a39e76566bee76ab7b13b8f6897443dca2f59d73c2f818fd31cf/Screenshot-2021-12-13-at-11.17.24.png" data-mid="127254855" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎SHOW UP, Oldbury Allotments. With Sofia Niazi, Sahjan Kooner, Roo Kaur Dhissou &#38;amp; Fred Hubble. 09/21." data-caption="︎︎︎SHOW UP, Oldbury Allotments. With Sofia Niazi, Sahjan Kooner, Roo Kaur Dhissou &#38;amp; Fred Hubble. 09/21." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/ab3941250f86a39e76566bee76ab7b13b8f6897443dca2f59d73c2f818fd31cf/Screenshot-2021-12-13-at-11.17.24.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="5000" height="3337" width_o="5000" height_o="3337" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/aadcbe2af459550e2bb20b7768c54475575170033006a0cf9ca71147051f4a76/MSZ_5984.JPG" data-mid="133051216" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Artist Rehab Club (ARC), Welcome to New Earth. With Roo Kaur Dhissou. 12/21. Photo credit to Marcin Sz and Cathy Wade." data-caption="︎︎︎Artist Rehab Club (ARC), Welcome to New Earth. With Roo Kaur Dhissou. 12/21. Photo credit to Marcin Sz and Cathy Wade." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/aadcbe2af459550e2bb20b7768c54475575170033006a0cf9ca71147051f4a76/MSZ_5984.JPG" /&#62;


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&#60;img width="1128" height="1500" width_o="1128" height_o="1500" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/6f4bdd9536230b600bc971993f0413e258300a5451e887424e019b6648289e5f/Screenshot-2020-06-17-at-12.35.32.png" data-mid="93613585" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Poster at Sandberg Instituut, Amsterdam NL. 10/2019" data-caption="︎︎︎Poster at Sandberg Instituut, Amsterdam NL. 10/2019" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/6f4bdd9536230b600bc971993f0413e258300a5451e887424e019b6648289e5f/Screenshot-2020-06-17-at-12.35.32.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="2212" height="1462" width_o="2212" height_o="1462" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/c517c54715f7d012916deaeb3ca88019a91d6311be938cc99cd82b1dda92745f/Screenshot-2021-01-01-at-18.21.43.png" data-mid="93617432" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Work in progress of Goldfish, Amongst Common Interest and Other Sancturies/Empires, 09/20" data-caption="︎︎︎Work in progress of Goldfish, Amongst Common Interest and Other Sancturies/Empires, 09/20" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/c517c54715f7d012916deaeb3ca88019a91d6311be938cc99cd82b1dda92745f/Screenshot-2021-01-01-at-18.21.43.png" /&#62;


Archived writing:

&#60;img width="1136" height="1610" width_o="1136" height_o="1610" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/11bfef8897d34c2d546291e155351379bd17597bb3aa6dee6ed37f8dc16e7613/Screenshot-2021-01-08-at-19.16.48.png" data-mid="94429139" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Front &#38;amp; back cover of a-n 40th anniversary newsletter, designed by Keith Dodds. 01/2021." data-caption="︎︎︎Front &#38;amp; back cover of a-n 40th anniversary newsletter, designed by Keith Dodds. 01/2021." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/11bfef8897d34c2d546291e155351379bd17597bb3aa6dee6ed37f8dc16e7613/Screenshot-2021-01-08-at-19.16.48.png" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1138" height="1612" width_o="1138" height_o="1612" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/527919ac12e9f98fadf169e688cb50a75f5d4296e41a3a97a0b69842de97b530/Screenshot-2021-01-08-at-00.27.22.png" data-mid="94335762" border="0" data-draggable src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/527919ac12e9f98fadf169e688cb50a75f5d4296e41a3a97a0b69842de97b530/Screenshot-2021-01-08-at-00.27.22.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="1248" height="1154" width_o="1248" height_o="1154" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/1b46968cc1b04a4c067e6a6817e8987900593d4e561c4d4ef703bb8eb775f1bb/Screenshot-2019-12-18-at-22.01.14.png" data-mid="93617450" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Book page scan from Garden Brickwork for documentation of the history of goldfish ponds in UK public gardens, 1981." data-caption="︎︎︎Book page scan from Garden Brickwork for documentation of the history of goldfish ponds in UK public gardens, 1981." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/1b46968cc1b04a4c067e6a6817e8987900593d4e561c4d4ef703bb8eb775f1bb/Screenshot-2019-12-18-at-22.01.14.png" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1240" height="1753" width_o="1240" height_o="1753" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/bd69bbcbfdfa4557cd6d7077469ab8a979cf4d8a5469a0700d2a06da8990f992/A-Manifesto--Larissa-Shaw-2020-2.jpg" data-mid="238210757" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ Text for Art Licks, 2019." data-caption="︎︎︎ Text for Art Licks, 2019." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/bd69bbcbfdfa4557cd6d7077469ab8a979cf4d8a5469a0700d2a06da8990f992/A-Manifesto--Larissa-Shaw-2020-2.jpg" /&#62;


&#60;img width="1118" height="1572" width_o="1118" height_o="1572" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/5c78918ab513ecb489c861be3243b7c52a428b5661092b580be0bd8e5bfe5ddf/Screenshot-2021-01-01-at-18.21.11.png" data-mid="93617437" border="0" data-draggable src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/5c78918ab513ecb489c861be3243b7c52a428b5661092b580be0bd8e5bfe5ddf/Screenshot-2021-01-01-at-18.21.11.png" /&#62;

&#60;img width="1132" height="1616" width_o="1132" height_o="1616" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/feacab335fc10785bfea57faccaa397858353a079f967b00a231aaf6865a6870/Screenshot-2021-01-01-at-18.21.26.png" data-mid="93617455" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎ Public Language / Word Power, MA writing, 2020." data-caption="︎︎︎ Public Language / Word Power, MA writing, 2020." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/feacab335fc10785bfea57faccaa397858353a079f967b00a231aaf6865a6870/Screenshot-2021-01-01-at-18.21.26.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="868" height="1136" width_o="868" height_o="1136" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/e29e23aa7d432b20fd5b86b45f803f8492fbb4334bc283311b1e90c400ecf3e6/Screenshot-2019-12-18-at-22.01.24.png" data-mid="93617451" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Book page scan from Garden Brickwork for documentation of the history of goldfish ponds in UK public gardens, 1981." data-caption="︎︎︎Book page scan from Garden Brickwork for documentation of the history of goldfish ponds in UK public gardens, 1981." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/868/i/e29e23aa7d432b20fd5b86b45f803f8492fbb4334bc283311b1e90c400ecf3e6/Screenshot-2019-12-18-at-22.01.24.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="781" height="1024" width_o="781" height_o="1024" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/29a1ee22cf3de4d20ff9f7e09fe38980e666bb295afb35b2ad968ea9e028a7bd/Art-Licks.jpg" data-mid="94336030" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Front page scan of ArtLicks, issue 23 Peripheries, 2018, writing with Grand Union Women." data-caption="︎︎︎Front page scan of ArtLicks, issue 23 Peripheries, 2018, writing with Grand Union Women." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/781/i/29a1ee22cf3de4d20ff9f7e09fe38980e666bb295afb35b2ad968ea9e028a7bd/Art-Licks.jpg" /&#62;

&#60;img width="872" height="1126" width_o="872" height_o="1126" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/fa8eea5f31b098bcf42a8e49efa2caca988835f97c79fd12f9cabe4b2678a0ff/Screenshot-2019-12-18-at-22.01.51.png" data-mid="93617452" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Book page scan from Garden Brickwork, 1981" data-caption="︎︎︎Book page scan from Garden Brickwork, 1981" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/872/i/fa8eea5f31b098bcf42a8e49efa2caca988835f97c79fd12f9cabe4b2678a0ff/Screenshot-2019-12-18-at-22.01.51.png" /&#62;
&#60;img width="1216" height="1722" width_o="1216" height_o="1722" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/f737339584c52a36872e8aca687b99fc894cc03330989b98c6195eed3962b3a5/Screenshot-2025-09-14-at-11.40.41.png" data-mid="238210734" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ Art Licks Weekend 2019 as part of Grand Union Women. Publication distributed at DKUK (Peckham), 4Cose (Bethnal Green), The Old Police Station (Deptford), and 1C Enterprise House (Hackney)." data-caption="︎︎︎ Art Licks Weekend 2019 as part of Grand Union Women. Publication distributed at DKUK (Peckham), 4Cose (Bethnal Green), The Old Police Station (Deptford), and 1C Enterprise House (Hackney)." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/f737339584c52a36872e8aca687b99fc894cc03330989b98c6195eed3962b3a5/Screenshot-2025-09-14-at-11.40.41.png" /&#62;


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&#60;img width="2652" height="1654" width_o="2652" height_o="1654" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/81f4b857f3a6023ae180d1e31b89e23d788f5bf9a0bfabfaa01d483c1ea8595d/Screenshot-2021-01-08-at-00.30.44.png" data-mid="94336031" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Webpage screenshot of exhibition locations with Grand Union Womxn for ArtLicks Weekend, 2019 (London). Locations include 4Cose [Cambridge Heath], 1C Enterprise House [Hackney], The Old Police Station [Deptford] &#38;amp; DKUK [Peckham]." data-caption="︎︎︎Webpage screenshot of exhibition locations with Grand Union Womxn for ArtLicks Weekend, 2019 (London). Locations include 4Cose [Cambridge Heath], 1C Enterprise House [Hackney], The Old Police Station [Deptford] &#38;amp; DKUK [Peckham]." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/81f4b857f3a6023ae180d1e31b89e23d788f5bf9a0bfabfaa01d483c1ea8595d/Screenshot-2021-01-08-at-00.30.44.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="4272" height="2848" width_o="4272" height_o="2848" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/5a7b18036df679d543a93c4358126a8beb747726164656b3cd2d3aa86881afff/gu-women-nice-shot.jpg" data-mid="238210754" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ Flimsies: Small Acts of Care, as part of Art Licks Weekend 2019 with Grand Union." data-caption="︎︎︎ Flimsies: Small Acts of Care, as part of Art Licks Weekend 2019 with Grand Union." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/5a7b18036df679d543a93c4358126a8beb747726164656b3cd2d3aa86881afff/gu-women-nice-shot.jpg" /&#62;


&#60;img width="2160" height="1560" width_o="2160" height_o="1560" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/f956425d95fb91d96b8a3defaae531aa42b49a8d959528c69c478dadcb16f2c3/Screenshot-2021-01-08-at-19.06.45.png" data-mid="94425981" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎ Webpage screen shot of Mayday Reader [Black Hole Club publication], 01/05/2020." data-caption="︎︎︎ Webpage screen shot of Mayday Reader [Black Hole Club publication], 01/05/2020." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/f956425d95fb91d96b8a3defaae531aa42b49a8d959528c69c478dadcb16f2c3/Screenshot-2021-01-08-at-19.06.45.png" /&#62;

&#60;img width="2860" height="1602" width_o="2860" height_o="1602" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/083770ba8b0aaab8bc0ba4ae926bfd7f2c8b46b88b0e057084d0f00c4066c80f/Screenshot-2021-07-01-at-14.04.49.png" data-mid="112805058" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎Poems for Mourning Caterpillars, DOOM (Turn Away from the Sun): Black Hole Club at Vivid Projects in Birmingham, 07/2021." data-caption="︎︎︎Poems for Mourning Caterpillars, DOOM (Turn Away from the Sun): Black Hole Club at Vivid Projects in Birmingham, 07/2021." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/083770ba8b0aaab8bc0ba4ae926bfd7f2c8b46b88b0e057084d0f00c4066c80f/Screenshot-2021-07-01-at-14.04.49.png" /&#62;


&#60;img width="5184" height="3456" width_o="5184" height_o="3456" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/754815d25831cda70b614a973c9ddfae4b1cf154d4ef5e17a8f55cf248770f2b/IMG_2539.JPG" data-mid="238210760" border="0" alt="︎︎︎ Textiles made out of text, 2020." data-caption="︎︎︎ Textiles made out of text, 2020." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/754815d25831cda70b614a973c9ddfae4b1cf154d4ef5e17a8f55cf248770f2b/IMG_2539.JPG" /&#62;


&#60;img width="2656" height="1354" width_o="2656" height_o="1354" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/b445d272cc1c37bff6335b676c075d007acf3265e7ec4fedddd4a9e784da5f4b/IGLFH.jpg" data-mid="94973088" border="0" data-draggable alt="︎︎︎&#38;nbsp;Brexit mice, rant to accompany a painting. Short snippets of hope amongst the darkest: shortest day, longest night. Hopeful notes to leave folks whilst I&#38;rsquo;m not here because nothing has changed since March, except the seasons, so let&#38;rsquo;s meet in London for missed lunches in tier 2. Images of photos from phones, marking moments of happiness and hope within a banner of lightness. A moment in 2019 when we were happy, when we find the strength to say no to things when the conditions (i.e., a pandemic) aren&#38;rsquo;t right. The moment I find a caterpillar and let it crawl across my fingers. Images of caterpillars. Smooth jazz background. Opening and closing desktop windows on screen recording. Poems. Signs/graffiti on the side of buildings in Walsall and caterpillar ceremonies.  Here&#38;rsquo;s to screen sharing extravaganzas.  6:30pm, next Thursday, be there or be not-represented-by-screen-recordings." data-caption="︎︎︎&#38;nbsp;Brexit mice, rant to accompany a painting. Short snippets of hope amongst the darkest: shortest day, longest night. Hopeful notes to leave folks whilst I’m not here because nothing has changed since March, except the seasons, so let’s meet in London for missed lunches in tier 2. Images of photos from phones, marking moments of happiness and hope within a banner of lightness. A moment in 2019 when we were happy, when we find the strength to say no to things when the conditions (i.e., a pandemic) aren’t right. The moment I find a caterpillar and let it crawl across my fingers. Images of caterpillars. Smooth jazz background. Opening and closing desktop windows on screen recording. Poems. Signs/graffiti on the side of buildings in Walsall and caterpillar ceremonies.  Here’s to screen sharing extravaganzas.  6:30pm, next Thursday, be there or be not-represented-by-screen-recordings." src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/b445d272cc1c37bff6335b676c075d007acf3265e7ec4fedddd4a9e784da5f4b/IGLFH.jpg" /&#62;
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