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BAJIHOOD (2025)
BAJIHOOD (2025)
by Aida Wilde and Women from Apna Haq
Form of art:
Graphic Signs
Location:
High Street, S60 1PT
Location type:
Outdoor
Bright digital artwork that includes visual elements such as teacups, biscuits and women's hands as well as words like "trapped","support","Apna Haq" and "love.

These artworks take inspiration from themes of safety and solidarity and were produced through a series of textile banner workshops with women and girls through Apna Haq. Apna Haq, support black and minority ethnic women and girls in Rotherham, who are experiencing any form of violence, including domestic violence.

Artwork created by Aida Wilde and Women from Apna Haq.

Find Aida Wilde on Instagram at: @aida_wilde

Find the artwork on What3Words here: https://w3w.co/native.tiles.powers

Address: 33 High St, Rotherham S60 1PT

How to spot the artwork: Walk downhill on Moorgate Street and look to your right at the end of the road, onto the building called Learning Cubs. You will see the three artworks displayed along the wall at eye level.

Access: Service Animals Allowed, Step Free Access Available

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