NEVER GOING UNDERGROUND

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Inspired by an early piece of LGBT propaganda, ‘NEVER GOING UNDERGROUND’ is a celebration of pride, with all the power and flair of a disco ball!

The original artwork dates back to 1988 and was used in rallies to oppose section 28. When I first saw it it struck me that, as a woman in a same-sex marriage, I’ve been privileged enough to often forget that love within the queer community isn’t and hasn’t always been easy.

This piece speaks to me of a refusal to feel any shame, and I love it!

I make a donation of  28% (£98) to Stonewall for each piece sold

• Edition of 28
• Signed and authenticated on the back
• Size: 43 x 35cm
• Paint on wood. Glass mirror tiles – handle with care
• Wall mount fixings attached to the back. Indoor only

Exhibited during London Pride as part of the ‘This Show Is So Gay’ exhibition at Coal Drops Yard, curated by They Made This