Paint and images on board depicting suffering at Birkenau, symbolised by The Gatehouse .

Submitted by Helen.Young

My work is constantly concerned with issues related to conflict; (war, exploitation, corruption, capitalism and injustice) and this is an example of recent work based around the theme of throwaway culture- whether that be a comment on consumerism or a human issue of those deemed 'disposable' by soc

Submitted by Niall.Singh Rakhra

handmade cross stitched and sewn 'mini banner' which is hanging in Liverpool St Station, London. I decided to put it there because recently the police let a private company perform a flash mob inside the venue to film as a video but the next week stopped a grass roots group do a political flashmob

Submitted by a.lonely craftivist

There is internal conflict within us all as to how much we will conform to societal norms and how much we are willing or confident enough to express our individualism. There is conflict between Muslim and more secular cultures as to the respective freedoms of their women. But whose women are more

Submitted by Stuart1

i have made some iconic figures out of a childrens plastic craft kit and 'hung' them from rope on a wide hanger. I want to show my anger towards different areas of the media for glamorising violence internationally, making violence accepted, part of the norm and no longer a shock...

Submitted by sarah.corbett

Zalgiris is a large triptych of youths pictured at a Hardcore concert. As the artist himself plays in a hardcore band, he is able to offer a direct and emphatic picture of life from within the underground scene. Zalgiris, however, was also a famous battle (otherwise known as the Battle of Grunwa)

Submitted by Ugnius.Gelguda

Photograph taken on a recent trip to the DRC. Machetes are a common farm tool, used by young and old alike; they are also a weapon of war. This echoes the prohetic words of Micah that nations 'will hammer their swords into plowshares '.

Submitted by Emma.Boyd