What Does Life After Death Look Like?

I am building an online catalogue profiling the artists and non-artists involved in the recent exhibition, What Does Life After Death Look Like? at The Moving Gallery, Sunderland, where 50 artists exhibited works responding to the exhibition question via an artist call out. This page stands in the place of the catalogue until its publication. In the meantime, you can follow the story of this exhibition on my instagram account: @amysouthartist

You can read more about the intentions behind the Life After Death project here:

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What Does Life After Death Look Like? Amy South and Anthony Whitfield  'Resting Man'  Porcelain, gold powder, resin. Worn and cast by Anthony Whitfield, 2003 Smashed and repaired by Amy South, 2023 "Ring the bells that still can rin
What Does Life After Death Look Like? Led by Pamela Giese  Sound performed by Zassō Fūkei Over the next few posts, Iwill be sharing extracts of this 20-minute ritual performance. This post may be useful to refer back to when watching the video
What Does Life After Death Look Like? Hannah Campion ‘Painting XIII’ Acrylic Car Paint and Mixed Media on Canvas Theatre Backdrop, 2018 - 2023 ‘Painting XIII’ played backdrop to many of the performances at the Open and Clos
What Does Life After Death Look Like? Anthony Whitfield 'Untitled' Plaster, wood, pigment, biro, varnish, est. 2000. Photograph 1 ɓy @colindavisonphotography At @theglobegallery, 2020. Photograph 2 by Rebecca Symm at @movinggallerysunderland 2023
Life After Death - Elizabeth Black ' Plane Big Exit Transcend Split Grounding ' Circular Photograph Series, 2023. @woahblackbetty #whatdoeslife #whatdoeslifeafterdeathlooklike #circular #photography #bigexit #transcend #Grounding #spirit #air #ear
‘The Apple’ Polyurethane Resin, Pigment and Gold Leaf, 2020. (Post 3 of 3) The Apple, in its inception, was created as a reward for donors to the fundraiser I set up to fund my father's health care during the pandemic, following a del
The Baton of Hope - The Apple (Post 2) I wrote too much for instagram so I've put my words in images. Here's the end of them: “The fluted column that is the handle symbolises strength and determination that is not easily crushed...” (Bo
'The Apple' - (Life After Death) Pigment, Jesmonite, Recycled Leather, Apple Tree, 2021. This little red apple has been on quite a journey, a journey that I am going to share with you over the next few posts. It’s most recent appearance was
I'm nearing the end of sharing the artworks and voices involved in Life After Death. So far, I've shared 36 artists over 42 posts, with between 18 + 22 posts to go. This approach to creative practice, curation, and sharing is new to me, and I am e
'DIYMFA Laundry Extract', 01/2023 Exhibited at 'What Does Life After Death Look Like?' @movinggallerysunderland The small text goes; “For me, DIY MFA is a process of rehabilitation and of transformation. I initiated it while my Dad was dyin