The Other Side Gallery
contributes to the growing movement of Contemporary Outsider Art.
We celebrate the sheer power and uniqueness of artists' work and the way it challenges negative public misperceptions and stereotypes.
Our aim is simple: to facilitate social change by creating opportunities for access and inclusion in the arts.
The Gallery is managed by representatives from its membership: people who have experienced disadvantage in one way or other. Our artists include people who use mental health services, people with physical disabilities, learning difficulties, homeless people, refugees, substance mis-users, offenders and ex-offenders.
The Gallery's members are drawn from a number of associated organisations across the UK.
