Shadow Girl takes to Manchester city streets

Published: 29 July 2018
Reporter: David Upton

Shadow Girl—the city streets

Shadow Girl—the city streets is about a girl that has become afraid of people and become a shadow of herself as a result of the things people say about her—hurtful words that chip away.

It’s about making people living with disability more visible on our streets.

Chrissy Jones is a Manchester-based artist living with a learning disability and this is her first solo work, originally developed as part of Proud & Loud Arts group.

Chrissy said, “it's about a girl who is upset and anxious about being bullied so she hides in the shadows where no one can see her."

Shadow Girl—the city streets is a roaming performance, designed to be encountered by chance. It takes place on August 4 between St Ann’s Square and Exchange Square.

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