Exhibiting Artists: Daksha Amin, Andrew C, Dawn Barber, Sean Bedminster, Duncan Bridgstock, Lee Brooker, Dwain Bryan, Carol J, Julie Cordell, Dayon, Leanne Edwards, Hauro, Kang Sing Fung, Ju Gosling, Hasifa, Ella Higginbottom, Sarah Hughes, June O, Lorraine, Tony Malone, Alison Marchant, Suheb Miah, Mighty Mega Club, Mohamed K, Mohamed M, Cheryl Mclennan, Julie Newman, Paul W, Pritesh Patel, Crystal Peasy, Kate Rolison, Sarah, Joan Saunders, Glory Sengo, Simbiat, Yuvraj Singh, Eve Smith, Tracy Surgeoner, Saffiya Yusuf, Renée Wallen, Jayne Waters and Emily Welch. Thanks to: Art For Fun, Children’s Discovery Centre, INUF, Rosetta Art Centre, Together! Art Club and all of the exhibiting artists for their support.
Curated by Alison Marchant and Ju Gosling with assistance from Sarah Hughes and Kate Rolison, the annual Together! Open Exhibition brings together work by amateur, community, student, semi-professional and professional Disabled artists of all ages from the main Paralympic Host Borough of Newham. Anyone with a Newham connection – for example, living, studying, working or volunteering in Newham now or in the past – and who identifies as a Deaf or Disabled person* is able to submit one family-friendly work for guaranteed inclusion. *Including people with learning difficulties, long-term mental health difficulties, physical or sensory impairments and long-term health conditions, from all ages and cultural groups. Clicking on an image will display it at full size to enable you to ‘get up close’.
Click here to read an Introduction by Dr Ju Gosling and watch a recording of the opening event.
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Jayne Waters. Flower Jungle. Acrylics and inks. A4. 2022.

Sarah Hughes. Bouquet. Chalk pastel on paper. 13″x13″. 2022.

Tony Malone. 2022.

Julie Newman. Vicarage Lane Passion Flowers. Digital image. 2019.

Daksha Amin. Autumn bouquet. Oil and acrylic paints. 2017.

Pritesh Patel. Garden. Painting. 2022.

Carol J. Sunflower. Painted card on paper. A4. 2022.

Cheryl Mclennan. Sunflower. Pencil drawing on paper. 2021.

Paul W. Sculpture. 14″ x 7″ x 4″. 2022.

June O. Sculpture. 10″ x 6″ x 3″. 2022.

Joan Saunders. Two sculptures. Left: 24cm tall, 26cm wide and 9cm deep. Right: 26cm tall, 9cm wide and 9cm deep. 2022.

Alison Marchant. Closed Landscape Re-Visited. Framed photograph with oak leaves. 5″x7″. 2022.

Kate Rolison. Hoya Kerrii Study. Homemade oak gall ink on paper. 22.9 x 30.5 cm. 2022.

Mohamed M. Tree in blossom. Paint and paper. A4. 2022.

Hasifa. 3-D Hedgehog. Cardboard and paint. 2022.

Andrew C. Hedgehog. Paper and coloured pens. 2022.

Leanne Edwards. Owl in a tree. Pencil on paper. 2022.

Tracy Surgeoner. Wedding. Counted cross stitch. 16″ x 12″. 2022.

Sean Bedminster. Untitled. 15cm square. 2022.

Kang Sing Fung. Untitled. Paint on paper. 13cm x 8cm. 2021.

Sarah. Butterflies. Paint on canvas. 20” x 16”. 2022.

Julie Cordell. Thames Chase. Digital photograph. 2022.

Ju Gosling. Platinum Jubilee. Digital photograph. 2022.

Emily Welch. See You Later.

Eve Smith. Digital Self-Portrait. 2022.

Ella Higginbottom. Mona Lisa With No Smile. Charcoal and pastels on paper. 2021.

Renée Wallen. Out of the darkness. Acrylic paint on canvas. 9” x 12”. 2022.

Yuvraj Singh. Self-portrait. Watercolour paint on paper. A4. 2022.

Lorraine. Untitled. Coloured pencils and crayons on paper. Large postcard size. 2021.

Chucky. Shuheb Miah. Acrylic on card. 2022.

Duncan Bridgstock. Expoobident. Card on paper collage. 2022.

Lost in Colour. Dawn Barber. Felt pen and coloured pencils on paper. 2022.

Crystal Peasy. Candles. Paint on paper. 2021.


Glory Sengo. Shoes. Coloured pencils on paper. 2022.

Lee Brooker. Plimsolls. Pencils on paper. A3. 2022.

Safiyya Yusuf. Red Shoes. Pen on paper. A3. 2022.

Dwain Bryan. Shoes. Paint on paper. 2021.

Mohamed K. Boat. Paint and paper. A4. 2022.

Peter R. Mask. 3″x6. 2022.

Hauro. Rose. Paint, salt dough and plate. 2022.

Simbiat. Two Snakes and two Rose. Paint on salt dough and plate. 2022.

Dayon. Xmas Tree Plate. Wool, paint and stickers on paper. 2022.
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