t'ART online: November Edition
We accept submissions to t'ART online on a rolling basis and would love to see your work! Find out how to submit and what we are looking for here.
the meadow mind
The work of the meadow mind revolves around groups of women revelling in all the stress, boredom, terror, uncertainty and rage life has to offer. The meadow mind offsets the miserable characters with garish colours and spatter the images with common place items with unhappy twists such as mobile phones featuring unread, demanding messages, empty coin purses and i.o.u notes, empty glasses and bank cards all entwined within wild flowers and foliage, grown from the very depths of the meadow mind.
The meadow mind fills their paintings with as much detail as possible to enrich the story of misery that is solely counterbalanced by the feel of comradery between the characters.
Insta: @themeadowmind
Sam Bruce
Sam Bruce is a London based Poet and Illustrator, mainly focusing on absolutely nothing.
"Hi Sam here! Covid’s stripped my social skills and I’m surprised I can even string a sentence together. Thank you for having me."
Insta: @aqueerpoet
How to Have Sex in (the imminent second) Lockdown
By Alex Beighton
Comedian Alex Beighton was birthed out of the Soho Theatre Stand Up Comedy Labs kicking, screaming and covered in amniotic fluid. It was there she learnt how to make gay things funny and funny things gay.
Insta: @alexwbeighton
Myweirdart
Myweirdart is an artist and a scientist. In her research she studied the degradation of oil paint using mathematical modeling, which was a perfect topic where she could combine both of her passions: math and art. She mainly uses watercolor and oil paint to create abstract and surreal pieces. Watercolor is an experimental medium, which she uses on a daily basis. Some of the successful watercolor experiments are further recreated on bigger canvas with oil paint.
Insta: @myweirdart_
Ru's Nudes
Ru’s Nudes, known as @badgrl.ruru on social media sites, is a campaign to promote the realistic, honest and destigmised representation of womxn’s bodies in art form, to reflect the forms of art they truly are. It began as a body positivity and empowerment movement which has grown and developed into an angry fight against the impermissibility of female sexuality and the policing of womxn's bodies.
The following images are part of three difference campaigns:
1&2. In solidarity with the Polish Women's Pro abortion protest
3. Feminist is not a dirty word
4&5. Watercolour ladies: womxn supporting womxn
Insta: @badgrl.ruru