Circus prints colour, movement, light and atmosphere It can be difficult to get started on a new set of prints. The excitement is there with the inspiration for those new ideas bubbling under, but quite how to make a start can be tricky. I tend to begin by pulling all...
It’s three years since The Five; Consuelo Simpson, Kay Senior, Sally Tyrie, Sinclair Ashman and myself hosted an exhibition together, on that occasion it was at the Jackhouse Gallery in Old Portsmouth. We are now venturing into Kent to The Horsebridge Art gallery in the vibrant town of Whitstable.We are drawn together as a group by our shared interest...
I’ve always wanted to curate a print and ceramic exhibition and show my work in one too! It was last November that myself and Lynn Nicholls (ceramicist) got together with Jo Shapio at Oxmarket Contemporary to discuss the ideas behind this exhibition. My interests were particularly in the similarities between...
I really recommend a trip to Pallant House Gallery in Chichester this summer to see The Shape of Things exhibition. It’s a journey through Still Life in Britain. There are some absolute gems in this show. A few of my favs were by William Scott, Patrick Heron and Prunella Clough....
I’ve just had a great time teaching my Collagraph Summer School. It’s really nice to meet up with old friends and also people new to printmaking. The newbies always get SO excited by the techniques and say things like ‘this is additive’ I had a lovely group of seven participants...
I highly recommend a trip to the William Morris Gallery Walthamstow, London to see the Art Without Heroes exhibition, billed as the most wide-ranging exhibition in the UK dedicated to Japanese folk-craft. It doesn’t disappoint. The exhibition continues until Sunday 22 September 2024 Exhibition Artefacts
