#flobrooks

[flo-brooks]

The SECOND Outskirts Liminal portrait, made at the end of 2016.... Please ADD my new Tumblr  to see new work + get involved!!! 

[frizzinda]

#flobrooks #kissmygender #haywardgallery https://www.instagram.com/p/B1btqdoBQ8z/?igshid=vo5ti618tsyq

[thelastdodo]

“Spaces designed to clean, conceal and correct things that are considered dirty, abnormal or other” 🙋🏻‍♂️ By @flobrooks . . . #flobrooks #kissmygenders #queerart #transartist #haywardgallery #art #southbank #londonlife #artblog #transness #queerness #paintings #autobiographical #trans #pride (at Hayward Gallery at Southbank Centre) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0iXCurgAL1/?igshid=i33w50n8zrzm

[outskirtsproject]

Photos from the Outskirts exhibition at Counter Art Book fair, Saturday 17th March 2018, at Ocean Studios, Royal William Yard, Plymouth. 

Makina Books and I had a fantastic time talking about the Outskirts publication, and sharing the project with others. Thanks to Paul, Maddy and Vickie for such a successful Counter 2018! 

Photos by Paul Hearn, 2018. 

[flo-brooks]

This coming saturday for Counter 2018 - I talk about the Outskirts project, with friend and collaborator Robin Christian (Makina Books).... there’s also an exhibition of the bookwork at Ocean Studios. Come if you’re in the south-west! 

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Counter is an art book event located in Plymouth. Here's the programme for 2018.

Very excited to be exhibiting and talking about the Outskirts project, for Counter 2018! Come and see Makina Books’ table with copies of Outskirts and other titles during the weekend. The bookwork is also being exhibited at Ocean Studios.... Talk happens 4pm on Saturday 17th march

[flo-brooks]

https://cubittartists.org.uk/2017/11/06/forthcoming-exhibition-flo-brooks-is-now-a-good-time/

[flo-brooks]

Flo Brooks' paintings of liminality are those "almost everyone can relate with"

Primarily a painter, Flo Brook’s work spans collage, drawing and sculpture. Through this myriad of mediums, Flo represents numerous thoughts, experiences and themes that are autobiographical but also open to all. “Broadly speaking they’re about family (whether blood, chosen, queer) community (or the absence of) and ‘growing up’, a sort of queer coming-of-age story,” the artist tells It’s Nice That.

It’s Nice That wrote an article about my work! The title is a quote taken out of it’s original context, but I’m really thrilled to be included on their website!!!! Take a look!