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The final section of my Rift piece. Eric Bristow, darts player. Died 5th April, 2018. Cut from the London Evening Standard, 6.4.18. Hand-stitched to an article in Gagosian Quarterly Spring 2018. Richard Serra with Abstract Slavery (1974) in his New York studio, 1974. Photo by Aad Hoogendoorn. Full details in blog post, link in profile. #alisonsye876 #alisonsyerift #ericbristow #craftycockney #abstractslavery #spring2018gagosianquarterly
Morning. Today’s prompt for #justacardweek is to show some new work. This is what I’m working on at the moment (people whose clothes have something to say), although I have at least 15 pieces on the go at any one time. There is one more page from the article left. When I started this piece, I had in my mind that I would put some people in the foreground, as if viewing an exhibition. Not sure now. Will do what I usually do, not look at it for a few weeks, then decide. Full details, so far, are on my blog. Link in bio. Thank you to everyone who showed interest in the peer group thing on my feed yesterday. I still have no more details to pass on. If you missed it, take a look. Don’t worry about stating an interest, it doesn’t mean you are committing to it. @justacard #justacard #alisonsye876 #alisonsyerift #rift #peoplewhoseclotheshavesomethingtosay
Morning. Theresa May. Teeny tiny. Cut from the Guardian, 31.3.18. Photo: Mark Kerrison/ Alamo. #alisonsyerift #alisonsye876 #theresamay
Danielle Henry as Annie Kenney in Votes For Women at The New Vic Theatre, Newcastle-Under-Lyme. It’s a play by Elizabeth Robbins, an American actor/writer who moved to England to restart her life after the death of her husband in 1888. Adapted and directed by Theresa Heskins. Cut from a review by Natalie Haynes in the Guardian, 14.3.18. The photo is either by Andrew Billington, Jamie Orchard Lisle or Jon Rowley. Difficult to tell. Hand stitched to an article about Richard Serra in Gagosian Quarterly, Spring 2018. Photo by Aad Hoogendoorn #nataliehaynes #daniellehenry #anniekenney #votesforwomen #elizabethrobbins #theresaheskins #alisonsyerift #alisonsye876
Managed to get the Queen in. #alisonsye876 #rift #alisonsyerift #thequeen #queenelizabeth2
Morning. Unnamed demonstrator in Tunis. ‘Anger is growing over the legal process against those responsible for killings in 2011’. Cut from the Guardian, 25.1.18. Article by Emma Graham-Harrison. Photo by Youssef Boudla/ Reuters. Stitched to an article about Richard Serra in Gagosian Quarterly, Spring 2018. Photo by Aad Hoogendoorn, text by Neil Cox. (PS. It’s dreaded GDPR day tomorrow. After looking into it all month, I think it’s a good thing. I was doing 99% of it already). #alisonsye876 #alisonsyeserra1
Morning. Unnamed supporter of Goodluck Jonathan. Cut from the Guardian 22.3.18 (article by Carole Cadwalladr, photo by Afolabi Sotunde/ Reuters) and stitched to an article about Richard Serra in Gagosian Quarterly, Spring 2018. I got it from the bin at work, the magazine I mean. I’m about to do a tedious post about it. I’d just scroll on by, if I were you. Have a good day #alisonsye876 #alisonsyeserra1 #serra1 #goodluckjonathan
