After hearing about the beautifully artistic mural that the artist, Bareface, had produced of the late music legend, Amy Winehouse, who sadly passed away at the age of 27 on the 23rd July 2011, on the Croydon Advertiser, I just could not resist seizing the opportunity to photograph the mural.
Artistically and eloquently visual as it is, Bareface made sure that his mural spoke volumes. This mural he has produced sure did speak volumes as it is not just powerful, is not just colourful, but is very musical considering that the mural is inspired on Amy Winehouse’s record, Tears Dry On Their Own, taken from her second and last album before her death on the 23rd July 2011, Back to Black, with the third and final posthumous album that was released shortly after Amy Winehouse passed away, titled Lioness: Hidden Treasures.
You have to admire Bareface’s hard work, effort and time as he has stuck to Croydon’s roots and produced such a fantastic piece of art work that connects to the BRIT School & Sylvia Young Theatre School, both schools of which Amy Winehouse was alumni for.
It’s such a beautiful and wonderful tribute to the late musician and I can honestly say that this mural is worth preserving for anyone who wants to visit and see this beautiful mural.
To see the mural in full, I have provided below three photographs of Bareface’s own take on the late music legend, Amy Winehouse.
Scratch that, it’s not just beautiful, it’s exquisite as Bareface’s take on the late music legend stands out from the crowd.
If you live in Croydon or you are looking to visit Croydon to see this mural, please seize the opportunity to see this artistic and eloquently beautiful mural of Amy Winehouse, produced by Bareface in accordance with the RISE Gallery.
Alex Smithson
If you want to follow and be kept up to date on Bareface’s exquisite and powerful art work, please follow him on these Social Media Accounts shown below.
Instagram: @bareface_art
Twitter: @BarefaceTee
© Amy Winehouse Art Work Mural Copyright of Bareface, commissioned by the RISE Gallery. Full Copyright goes to the respective owners.
On another note … Hey!! Thanks for stopping by “It Is What It Is” … and the follow. Hope you enjoy your visits there!! Hugs … Peace!!’ __/l\__ ❤
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You’re very welcome and thank you so much, Maria, it really means a lot. I can only apologise for taking until now to reply, I’ve been so busy with job-hunting lately that I lost track of time. The good news is I have an interview coming up on Wednesday which I am nervous about, but hopefully, fingers crossed, I might get the job.
Alex Smithson
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Hi there, new found friend!! No worries! All is good. I’m washing you the best luck for the job interview!! 🙏🏽 … keep us posted! 👍🏽
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Thank you so much for wishing me the best of luck, Maria, that really means a lot, and of course, I’ll keep you and everyone else posted :-).
Alex Smithson
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🙏🏽👍🏽🙏🏽
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Good news! Because I went up to Camden this morning, the employer brought my interview forward to today, and it went really well. Fingers crossed I can get the job 🙂
Alex Smithson
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The good news is I’ve just applied for a job up in London with Arts Council England, and I’ll keep you posted for further updates :-).
Alex Smithson
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Wish you well! 🙏🏽
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I didn’t get the job but I’m not at all disheartened by the fact I was turned down, as I’m not giving up, I’ll be making sure to keep on applying for jobs until I get the job I want :-).
Alex Smithson
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