Protest

About this work

The right to protest is an important right dating back to the Magna Carta and the peasants revolt in 1381 and beyond that Peterloo 1819 . Women have fought for over a hundred years to get the right to vote forming the women’s social and political Union in 1903 and the women’s Liberation Movement in the 1970’s protesting the indignity of not having equal representation and pay . The rights of the individual within society the right of freedom of speech. The right to protest even if you don’t agree is an inalienable right and a way to bring about change and to challenge the status quo’s stopping and questioning tyranny and holding governments to account. The painting references the suffragettes calvery and the treatment of protesters by the police and over reach .

About the artist

Works in the South East of England producing dynamic moving figurative paintings which are both beautiful intelligent and emotional. Based around the belief that all art is political.

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