Mouth and Foot Painting Artists Go Underground - group exhibition

PREVIEW THURSDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 6-9 PM

MFPA UK and international art exhibition at the Subway Gallery and on the Joe Strummer Subway's walls


The Mouth and Foot Painting Artists - MFPA will be holding an international art exhibition at the Subway Gallery. The exhibition will display prints by 23 artists from all over the world, including UK based artists Tom Yendell, Steve Chambers and Keith Jansz. The artworks will be hung on the Joe Strummer Subway’s walls and inside the Subway Gallery the chance to view more MFPA works and artists.

The inspirational MFPA artists are artists who have lost the use of their hands through accident or illness, or have been born with a disability, such as children affected by the Thalidomide drug. The artists paint using their mouth or feet.

Tom Yendell comments, “we are delighted to be able to exhibit our art at such a unique location as the Subway Gallery – art really is going underground! This event is very important to the association as it gives us an excellent platform to show our work to the public.”

Formed in 1957, the Mouth and Foot Painting partnership is a self help organisation of seriously disabled artists who take pride in earning their living by painting with a paint brush held in their mouth or between their toes. They sell reproductions of their work to the general public in the form of unique greeting cards, calendars and a wide range of other products which bring vital financial security to the artists. There are currently 36 British artists and almost 800 artists from over 76 countries worldwide.