Bath homeless people's artwork goes on display
An exhibition displaying artwork by young homeless men and women has gone on show this week.
Art Works was launched on Tuesday and will feature photography, painting and prints, which have all been created by Shape Housing residents and clients.
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PICTURE: Lloyd Ellington
One of those taking part in the exhibition at the Guildhall is 18-year-old Daisy McGill who is currently staying at one of Shape's projects.
Daisy, who is displaying her photography skills, said: "I am really looking forward to showing my work and skills.
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"I really like photography and I will soon be working on a fashion shoot, so it's great preparation and experience for that."
Housing association Shape supports people through a range of challenges, circumstances and experiences including mental health problems, drug and alcohol dependency and family break-ups.
It operates housing at Oldfield Park and Twerton.
Janet Errington, Shape's head of housing and support, said: "As well as providing temporary accommodation and support for individuals and families, we help young people into work and training and to take back control of their lives.
"At Shape we passionately believe that everyone has potential and something to offer, regardless of their circumstances.
"The Art Works exhibition shows just that."
She added: "With a little support from organisations like Shape, people can begin to realise their aspirations and look forward to building a positive future."
The free exhibition will run until Tuesday, April 3.
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