HOUSE OF SMALLS NEWSLETTER!

Hello my loves, I hope this finds you all well.

 

The Houses and Little Amy are finally in their new home! And I've found my way out of the skips and tips and bins and boxes (both those in actual life and the ones in my head) so I'm sorry that you'll be receiving spates of likes and comments on instagram as I slowly catch up! Likewise with messages and emails.

 

We've had a couple of exciting things over the last month (below) and there are still a few days left for the Confined call - I apologise that this one didn't come out to you prior to it going public, I've been a bit caught up but they will do going forward. I don't look at submissions until the call closes so don't know yet which House will be exhibiting this one...exciting! If you've submitted work thank you so much, I'll be letting everyone know the position with selections by Tuesday next week.

 

Our closest cities are now Oxford and Birmingham and, as ever, if anyone has any arts contacts in either of them please let me know - I'm always looking for and open to opportunities and collaborations in which to show the exhibitions publicly and to wider audiences. Likewise, if you've been an artist in one of the shows and have an event (solo exhibition/open studio day etc) that you'd like sharing on the House social media, please do let me know or tag the House in any posts.

 

Thank you as always for your wonderful friendship and support, and I'm really pleased to be back.

 

Amy xx

CALL FOR ART!

Exhibition dates: 15 May - 12 June 2022
SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE: 1 May 2022


This is a call for submissions from women who create art as a release/response to having been restricted. This might include but is not limited to being held on licence in or away from home; incarceration in prison, secure units, mental health or rehab facilities; domestic abuse; involuntary servitude.

Due to the nature of this call, you may wish to remain anonymous and in this respect all that is required is an email address for communication purposes. Email addresses are not disclosed to other show participants.

THIS IS A 1/12 SCALE DOLLHOUSE PROJECT - PLEASE READ THE CALL DETAILS CAREFULLY.

This call is for all mediums of original small artworks inc 3D, photography and digital art (and a very limited number of prints of larger work). Unfortunately video cannot be accepted at the current time.

2D work should be within the maximum measurements of 5 x 5 x 0.5 inches/12 x 12 x 1 cm (to INCLUDE any mount/frame).

3D work should have a maximum footprint of 2.5 x 2.5 x 6(H) inches/6 x 6 x 15(H) cm - there is limited room for manoeuvre on this so please specify the exact size when submitting your work.

Although this show will be online only, it is a physical exhibition and works selected will need to be posted to The House of Smalls, a Cotswolds, UK, based project.

Please note that there will be a nominal fee of £5 per selected artist to cover return postage and materials. 

Please click on the image to submit work via Curatorspace OR by email to amy@fragilityofself.co.uk quoting 'CONFINED submission' in the subject line, including up to 3 images of the artwork you are submitting; the medium, ie oils, collage, photography, digital sketch, sculpture etc; and the size of the artwork.

The House was in Adelaide! It was lovely to be a part of the first World Tiny Art Gallery Day alongside nine other brilliant little projects from around the globe. Thank you so much to founders, Sarah and Matt from Gallery Flaneur, for including the House 💛

 

(This first exhibition was held in the northern section of Gawler Place, Adelaide, and was supported by the City of Adelaide, the State Government of South Australia and Adelaide Economic Development Agency as part of ADL Unleashed).

We’re in print again! Thank you so much to The View Magazine for inviting the House to be a part of the sixth edition, Spring 2022.

 

Thank you so much to the artists whose work is shown, from HoS shows This Volatile State, It’s My Life, and The Time of Her Life.

 

The View Magazine is by and for women in the justice system. A grass-roots social enterprise and campaigning platform working with survivors of abuse and violence, state inflicted oppression and trauma, care-leavers, asylum seekers and formerly incarcerated women, that gives voice to women in the justice system, provides an outlet for creativity and builds financial independence.

 

The View is the only organisation in the third sector that puts women with lived experience at the heart of all that they do, from board to volunteers, The View is a living, being community that is creating a brighter future through art, story-telling and hope.

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