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Showcase Gallery Small Faces 3 March - 21 April 2017 Contributors booklet The Showcase Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that is part of Southampton Solent University, and situated in the Cultural Quarter of Southampton. The Small Faces exhibition is a postcard portrait exhibition by everyone, for everyone; an open exhibition where every submission is shown. The exhibition was created out of a desire for the gallery to explore new and meaningful connections with a wide community of people - to bring them together in one collective creative act. The inspiration for the format of the exhibition came from Joe Ross and the National Gallery of Ontario who hosted a similar exhibition in Canada in 2006. Using postcards ensured that the project remained as inclusive as possible; postcards are small, cheap and readily available and require no framing. A call went out to artists In December 2016 and workshops offered to organisations and schools with the ambitious target of 5,000 cards to be submitted by the end of February 2017. This amount could potentially transform the white walls of the gallery into a large scale installation – literally a sea of faces. This project was a highly experimental intervention, with no way of knowing if we would even remotely meet the target. It is now March and not only has the target of 5,000 been reached, it is over 7,000 and still growing. The Gallery team and volunteers have worked hard to ensure that every single submission is shown, making the installation itself a collaborative process. Many local and national schools have taken part while local artists have brought people together within their communities to create group work. Internationally, artists from India, Sweden, Bosnia and Austria have submitted work. There are many stories behind the art; people who have never drawn before trying something new, artists drawing while having medical treatment, portraits of people who matter most. What is outstanding is the wealth of talent and the variety of approaches to what is, in essence, a very simple yet effective, format. The Small Faces exhibition has been allowed to grow organically and take on a life of its own and enabled the gallery to develop new connections and new ways of working. We are grateful to all groups, schools and individuals who contributed to this exhibition. Kate Maple Curator Showcase Gallery 2017 Contributing artists Aaron Malcolm Allen Timbil Angelica Abbie Bryant Allen Timbol Angelique Cooke Abdoulie Sanneh Allison Ann Christian Abdourahman Allison Caddell Anna Abi Ally Anna Glos Abi Bustin Alva Anna Pechocova Abi Tsang Amanda Ingoe Annabel Tichy Adam Allori Amanda Steart Anne Gibson Adam Ferguson Amar Kaur Anne Marie O’Sea Adam Owen Amber Grayson Anne Marie Sanges Adam Standen Amelia Browne Anne Shaw Adam Woodcock Amelie Leblanc Anne-Marie Murelli Aesta Bold Amelie Morris Annet Stones Agnieszka Campbell Amelie Wallace Annie Cornewall-Walker Akshay Amiee Lupin Annie Marie Sangers Alaran Gregory Amiee Paddick Annika Albie Amir Anton Clements Alex Amy Antony Alex Dance Amy Juliet Brown Archie Cornewall Walker Alex Day Anastassia Heale Ash Haris Alex Kyriacou Ancasta Asija Alex Ritzema Andrea Waterson Astle Diniz Alex Thurley Ratcliff Andreea Stan Atsaneh Salehi Alexander Andrew Bird Aurelie Freoua Alexander Elliot Welch Andrew Maxfield Autumn Chasey Alfie Andrew Mills Avaa Alia Hassan Andrew Mulster Ay-Jay Waisteu Alice Harman Andy Aylsa Williams Alice Jenkinson Andy Jones B A Carter Alice Lane Andy Kinge B V Butler Alice Whittick Andy Robinson B Warner Alicia Dowding Angela Capocci Barbara Delaney Alison Parsons Angela Chambers Barbara Harris Alison Perks Angela Chicken Barbara Mc Aleaw Alix Guichard Angela Lewis Barbara Sandys Contributing artists Barbro Fitzjohn Brian Chantal Jackson-Tosswill Barry Sharp Brian Reed Charles Hoar Baz Durrant Briony Charles Hogdon Beata Briory Dujvid Charlie Beatrice Pagliarone Bu Charlie Collis Beatrix Siouty-Burke Buz Charlie Harbut Bee Barrow C F Charlie Jarvis Ben Caitlin Chappell Charlie Keenan Ben Baldwin-Davies Callum Smith Charlotte Crome Ben Grace Cameron Maple Charlotte Latchford Ben Saville Cameron Scott Charlotte Pain Ben Waring Caprice Charlotte Smee Benedict Zanamwe Cara Sandys Charlotte Smith Bernice Mc Grail Carl Munhawa Charlotte Walker- Watts Beryl Rosser Carly Mckenzie Charu Sood Beth Lovella Carmen S Chelsea Beth Luxton Carol Cherry Betsy Layton Carol Cheyne Chloe Beverley Daniels Carol Davies Chloe Bennett Beverley Healy Carol Hawkins Chloe Johnson Bex Bennett Carol Nicholls Chris Bikrant Maharjam Carol Snow Chris Francis Bilal Carole Haines Chris Green Bill Caroline Misselbrook Chris Ingram Billy Caroline Panico Chris Lewis Billy Wright Carrie Fung Chris M Wood Bini Atkinson Carys Fletcher Chris N Wood Bob Carys Meyrig Parry Chris Pentecost Bob Jackson Cat Word Chris Rose Boe Hickey Catherine Chrisopher Frances Bonnie Catherine Lee Christie Green Brandon Whitely Ceejay O’Dell Christin Brenda Celesto Christine Kleindessner Brenda Hooper Ceri Amphlett Christopher Frances Brent Meheux Chani Lyraness Christopher Slugocki Contributing artists Christopher Todd David Eaton Ed Hill Clant Blunt David Humber Eddger E Beckford Clare Barnes David Hunt Edoardo Rainoldi Clare Harding David Irwin El Clare Hooper David Kean Ela Clare Tennant David Smith Elaine Freezer Clare Viner David Thelwell Elaine Oliver Clayton Burke Dawn Dunlop Elaine Reed Clem Dean Nolan Elecia CLLR John Savage Deb Wilkes Elena Scarrett Colin Deb Wilks Elena Vataga Colin Martin Debbie Murphy Elfrida Osbert Colin McAllister Debble Eli Colin Robertson Deborah Fulcher Cornah Elin Connor Bell Deborah Ireland Elizabeth Saunders Connor Read Debra Madden Ella Cousins Craig Pimick Declan Higgins Ellie D Allen Deeble Ellie Thomas D Hickey Denise Martin Ellie-Mae Folds D Wellington Diana Cousens Elliot Daley Diana Dagadita Eloise Sharpe Dan L Diane Ketteringham Elsie Dan Slimm Digz Emilie Dan Slingo Dipam Thanki Emilie Becker Daniel Slimm Dirk Saulterbech Emily Danielle Hulbert Dominic Dalife Emily Blackmore Danish Labal Donna Jayton Emily Colenutt Daphne Gradidge Doreen Cartmell Emily Dawson-Plincke Darren Vaitilingon Dorian Emily Georgieva Dave Hubble Dorothy Ross Emma Armstrong David Dot Gibson Emma Beinish David Barbeschi Dr. Patricia Jeskins Emma Cheung David Cambridge Duncan Emma Louise-Harris David Campbell E J Grose Emma Lynch David Cooper Ed Donald Harrison Erica Layton Contributing artists Esme Gabriella Gullu Kandrov Esme Marshall Galilieo H Chrter Ethan Gallery HTL Hannah B-D Euan Garth Bayley Hannah Jane Stuart Eva Horn Gary Goff Haroon Eve Gavin aka Peter Pan Harriet Aspinall Evelia Fulcher Cornah Gemma Green Harry Drake Even Why Gemma P Harry Evans Evgeniya Aksenkina Gemma Penny Harry Ives Ewan Genevieve Reed-Allen Harvey Mann F M Geoff Bird Hary Drake F Mapleson George Carr Hattie Salisbury Faith George Gearing Hatty Jane Filmer Fatima Georgia Body Hawa Fatoumata Georgia Harris Hayley Grayson Filomena J Georgia Kerr Hazel Finlay Lateham Georgia Lee Heather Aithen Finn Hayton Georgia Worth Heather Andrews Fiona Georgina Heather Baxter Fiona Iles Georgina Bedford Helen Fiona Serle Georgina Ridler Helen Crome Fragile Lucy Gill Brophy Helen Fairlie Fran Walton Gill Fox Henry Frances Partridge Gill Gregory Hilda Margery Clarke Frances Robinson Gill Maulte Hiwa Nikbin Francis Caro Gill Philip Holly C Polland Francis Mantell Giselle Slones Ian Carter Franois Touzard aka Maad Grace Gallagher Ian Ross FX Grace Hodgson Ian Vivian Freddie Wales Grace Parker Iman Powell Frederick Mehlan Gracie Gaunt Imelda Byine Frinny Farthing Graham N Imogen G Corrick Greg Vincent Imogen Bennett Gabby De Savza Gregg Imogen Dunlop Gabriela Greta Staron India Lawton Contributing artists Irene Pearson Jane Keeley Jina Wallwork Isaac Jane Li Jo Isabela Castelan Jane Lumby Jo Bressloff Isabella Farren Jane Sheppard Jo Cooke-Best Ismmar Jane Walker Jo Price Issa Logan Farrah Janine Jo Willoughby Ivy Jasmine Rose Buttle Joan Lee J M Jasmine Taylor Joanna Rese Tidey J P Lord Jason Adamson Joanna Williams Jack Morris Jason Kidd Jocelyn Halfpenny Jack Richareds Jay Jodene Stevenson Jack Viant Jay Tustian Jodie Goodfellow Jackie Connolly Jayne Brookes Joe Jackie Eksi Jazz Morley Joe Hallam Jackie Simpson Jeanette Neale Joe Johnson Jacky Patmore Jeff Coles Joe L Jacob Jen Kha Tun Joe Low Jacqueline Hargreaves Jen White Joe Ross Jade Cox Jennie Field John Carter James Jennifer Allen John Dunsdon James Andrews Jennifer Anyan John Fan James Burgon Jennifer Bew John Fulford James Carter Jenny John Gailor James Daud Jenny Goodland John Higgins James Edwards Jeremy Stiff John Jones James Gough Jess Falconer John Lelliott James Marsh Jess Gleidenning John Mills James Scott Jess Ly John N James Smith Jessica Saraga John Smith James tw Jessie John Turner Jamie Jill Fox John Wade Jamie Parker Jill Seal Jonathan Bean Jane Jill Waldron Jonny Hannah Jane Ashe Jim Lush Jordan Delannoy Jane Clarke Jimmy Mccan Jordon Clark Contributing artists Josef Kate Aries L Blundell Josh Bett Kate Lomax L K Josh Blundell Katerina Lamin Saiolilly Josh Dempsey Katherine Anteney Lassana JR Katherine Hutchings Laura Soba Cedres Juanrie Strydon Kathryn Birch Laura Spooner Jude Cowan Kathryn Davies Lauren Clemmet Judith Swaffield Katie Lauren Cousens Juila 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