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Painting self-portrait: One "self", shown in an outline of a purple dress, is in a tug of war against four other "selfs" who are largely unpainted.
Portrait of a woman who looks strong and confident, one hand behind her back, the other on her neck. She's wearing a multicoloured top.
Painting: A man stands in a pale pink and white striped shirt, in his left hand he holds a bowl, in his right he appears to hold a long white stick. The background is a floral swirl of yellow and blues.
Miniature sculpture: A two storey building of a garage. Its shutters are down with graffiti tags across them. Meanwhile a dumpster stands in front with boxes peeping out from under the lid
Painting by John Singer Sargent showing a floral garden, where two young girls hold paper lanterns
Drawing: Picture of a young girl intricately coloured with fines lines - pointillism. Imaginative creatures surround her head.
Illustration: A figure swims/flies, behind which is a background showing a pattern of flying birds. From the figure's head flows a hair of striped colours that leads up and fills the sky.
Painting: Birds-eye view of a pond, the rain drops causing ripples on its surface, below which is a red/deep orange koi. Orange autumn leaves are scattered in the far left corner.
Southside Sunday Morning, 2018, © Bisa Butler
Photograph with a painterly appearance to it. The image is a self-portrait of the photographer Fred Herzog. The image shows a young Fred Herzog looking sideways and up from the table. Light has come in from the window which centres the image and creates a dramatic use of light to frame Herzog's face. It also shows artwork on the walls and a pen in Herzog's hand.
Sculpture: A tin can rests on its side, from the tin can spills toxic waste, while purple and orange fungi grow around it.
Painting: Portrait of a young woman, her skin filled with opaque imagery of sea creatures, mermaids, people and fan-motifs etc
Drawing: A man's head splits in two - one part looks forward, while the other is twisted and separated as it looks behind - only thin tendrils of colour "spirit" connect the two.
Sculptural art: In the form of a large rectangle, paper kites hang layered upon one another
Watercolour painting: Shows town roofs in various hues of orange.
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