The Portland Lioness

Location

Outside Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre, Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park

Taking colours, textures, and shapes from discarded cutlery found at the former cutlery factory, Portland Works, The Portland Lioness is adorned with rusty oranges and teals of oxidised copper.

This design brings to life the history of making in Sheffield, and the journey of that tradition as makers work together to create something new from something old.

Portland Works artists Linda, Sue, Mary, and Jenny have woven in references to the history, features, and faces of the unique building they work within.

Portland Works Artists – Unit 26

Portland Works Artists are makers and designers who share an art space at Portland Works.

Linda Baxter (The Black Fish Press) designs and prints textiles, and enjoys exploring a rich variety of patterns, colours and textures. Find out more:
www.theblackfishpress.com

Suzanne Hale is a mixed media artists who uses a variety of media and techniques: paint, collage, printmaking, textiles, book-making and sculptural forms.

Mary Sewell is a ceramic artist who creates sculptures and vessels inspired by neolithic art in particular figures from different cultures which she fuses together. Find out more: marysewell.co.uk

Jenny Sutton is a painter who invites the viewer to make connections and connect with intentional and unintended narratives. Find out more:
jenicle.wixsite.com/drawntogether

Four people stand in a group and look at the camera. They are stood in front of a blank grey wall and wearing vibrant, everyday clothes.

Based in: Sheffield

Pride of Yorkshire supports children like Aroob from Sheffield.

Aroob receives treatment from multiple departments at Sheffield Children’s for a rare genetic condition that requires 24/7 care.

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