BACKLIT Members Show                                                                                                                              




Photos by Joshua Jones, Poster by Jazz Swali


BACKLIT Gallery Members Show
8 July - 4 August 2024
BACKLIT, Nottingham
Curated by Jazz Swali, Harry Freestone and Marta Marsicka

The exhibition featured an eclectic mix of 52 contemporary artworks, showcasing the creativity and talent of BACKLIT diverse artist community. The exhibition reflects various creative processes, regularly taking place at BACKLIT studios, including collaboration, play, experimentation and innovation. You will witness an array of mediums including painting, sculpture, photography, film, soundscape, performance, textiles, and more.

The exhibition consists of works by 52 BACKLIT studio artists including: Neelum Aftab, Joel Alasan, Alasdair Ambrose, Ellen Angus, Al Atkinson, Masah Azar, Winter Beaumont, Gemma Casely-Kirk, Xin Chen, Karen Chesney, Peter Chesney, Dana Church, Ian Cutmore, FryFace, Jade Foster, Casey Francis, Sara Gaynor, Freddy Griffiths, Carol Hawthorne, Paul Henegan, Amie Higgins, Lily Hollywell, Shadia Houssein, Charlie Howarth, Tom Ireland, Coral Shaw Jackson, Vidhi Jangra, Elizabeth Alice Keen, Hilke Kurzke, Catherine Levey, Eugene Macki, Usha Mahenthiralingam, Anthonia Ndukauba, Lucy Nelson, Jon Pask, Mollie Plummer, Marcia Porto, Theodora Prassa, Stan Charles Roberts, Assunta Ruocco, Lois Gardner Sabet, Leomi Sadler, Katie Sandoval, Catherine D’Arcy Saunders, Janhavi Sharma, Juliana Sissons, Neville Smith, Klara Szafrańska, Kim Thompson, Morag Williams, Pauline Woolley, Tkya Xavier.

Jazz Swali stated "Collaboration is something that we are always trying to be conscious of when working with our members and bringing everyone’s voices to the table. This year we are curating 52 artworks: many being shown for the first time. It’s a brilliant moment for the artists to share what they have been developing over the last 12-months of their practice."




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