At the seaside
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Bikes and buses
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Chennai blur
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Kerala
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Getting noticed
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Fish market
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Street scene
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Skimmer Bream
by Elaine Newington Ward


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The Frozen River
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Lake Geneva 1980
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Sticklebacks
by Elaine Newington Ward


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The Autumn Leaf
by Elaine Newington Ward


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The Weight of Music
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Fishing before time
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Cold Blood , Cold Heart
by Elaine Newington Ward


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The Sharks of Wigtown Bay
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Halcyon Beasts
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Wreck Fishing
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Tracks and Branches
by Elaine Newington Ward


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The Doubt
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Art Speak
by Elaine Newington Ward


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What God was on her side?
by Elaine Newington Ward


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Feed the world
by Elaine Newington Ward


Acrylic on canvas 150cms x 100cms I watched yet another money-raising evening on tv. Feed the starving children. Feed the dying mothers. Send money for schools for hospitals for food. Too many charities concentrate entirely on the tragedy of children in poverty and the women who try to look after them. Only a few charities concentrate on reducing the birth rate. Many sick and starving women produce many more sick and starved children. Most would rather not. This picture is a plea to the world to stop treating only the problem and fund the solution. The picture depicts women struggling in the darkness of night, of despair, of deprivation, of disease. They want a life, not more children. The pink cloth references the Western pink and fluffy aspirational image. What can we offer put on this bleak table?


23 items of artwork shown.