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Medusa & Her Sisters limited edition anthology of drawings and sonnets
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Contributing Artist
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Illustrated exhibition catalogue
​Essay by Libby Anson
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Cover Art
Where Shadows Fall by Sita Brahmachari Illustrations by Natalie Sirett Published 11.11.2021
When Shadows Fall (Stripes) Author: Sita Brahmachari Illustrator: Natalie Sirett
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Feature Article Fearlessly Magazine 
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Pantheon: Celebrating Unsung Heroines. Available at the National Portrait Gallery Bookshop
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Featured Artist
​'Entering into Natalie Sirett's world is like meeting oneself in a universe subject to completely different rules of recollection. The work is delicate and brutal, sensitive with a bite. Subsequently, one's memory of her storytelling is always full of colour.'  ​
​Libby Anson​  Editor, Arts Writer,  Author The A to Z of Art  

“Natalie's illustrations aren't at all what I'd imagined but are so much better than I could have hoped.  They are perfectly in tune with Sita's writing, depicting such sensitive facial expressions and hugely revealing body language, showing inner turmoil, immense sadness, weariness and despair.  Simply beautiful.”
Clare Fulton The Scotsman

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A series of paintings by Natalie Sirett that suggest the very darkest fairystories, is equally expressionist, even violent. Not without reason perhaps, the pictures are hidden on the inside of partly closed boxes. 
Duncan Macmillan The Scotsman

Drawing on magical fairytales and traditional myths for inspiration, Natalie Sirett’s new exhibition `Cautionary Tales’ presents viewers with figures and characters inspired by a wide range of sources. Delve a little deeper and these femme fatales reveal more than you might expect. Exploring the tales we tell ourselves, the stories embedded deep within our culture and society’s vision of feminine ideals, this display takes a closer look at the role of women in the world today. 
Bridget Galton  Etcetera

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