Twelve members of Cambridge Open Studios were invited to exhibit work at the St John’s Innovation Ltd to enhance and interest all the business users and visitors to the site. Works are beautifully curated and displayed along with information on each artist and purchase prices where appropriate. Open to the pueblo 9-5pm daily.
My work ‘Not Enough & Too Much’ will be on show alongside 20 other artists work at the CamRARE RAREfest24 event in Cambridge. Fist shown as part of ART-TRAnslations at LifeArc Summit in April this work is one of a group showing uniting the creativity of artists with cutting edge science. The exhibition illuminates the complexities inherent in understanding and treating rare conditions from unique creative perspectives.
I am not opening my studio this year due to recovering form knee surgery. However I have one piece of work in a group showing as part of the 50th Open Studios at St John’s Innovation Centre in Cambridge.
I was one of twenty selected artists chosen to collaborate with scientists to create art for an exhibition to show science in a new light at the first LifeArc summit. I collaborated with the Lysosomal Storage Disease unit at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge to create an artists book installation. More details of my work can be found here.
New exhibition of DADA letterpress celebration and the new home of the archive of DADA its 100!
I had two prints selected for the RE Small But Mighty exhibition at Bankside Gallery. Curated by no other than Jonny Hannah!
Come and visit one of my garden studio open days and see how I make letterpress prints.
I am one of the speakers at this exclusive book launch with accompanying talks and exhibition.
Another ‘Show of Hands’ See this amazing celebration of the printers fist/manicule in its second curated exhibition and London debut at @maggsbros 48 Bedford Sq. London until 25 Nov.
Beyond the Pale is an exhibition of contemporary works presenting viewpoints on the notion of the Black Square in the Old Bodleian Library, Oxford. it is running in parallel with a historical display taking place in the Weston Library, Oxford – Foreshadowed – curated by Andrew Spira, exploring precursors to Kasimir Malevich’s Black Square (1915), a painting created to bring art history to an end.
After two years absence I am excited to welcome visitors to my newly rebuilt garden studio as part of the Cambridge Open Studios event.
I am delighted to have had my print ‘Cachalot’ accepted at this year's International Original Print Exhibition. This is an open submission exhibition established by the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers which celebrates the best in all forms of contemporary printmaking.
This selling exhibition is at the Bankside Gallery in London and is open 4th-14th nNovember 2021 from 11am-4pm. The gallery is right next to the Tate Modern.
In November, New North Press will be holding an exhibition of letterpress protest posters with something to say. Limited editions of posters will be available to purchase.
This lovely contemporary design and craft fair featuring a collection of artists and designer makers is going online in 2020. After 5 years of crammed halls and bustling sales COVID means we are expanding into a virtual space and coming to the comfort of your own homes.
Like music & art? Got a record player? Secret 7”s amazing 7th charity exhibition is on at the Now Gallery in North Greenwich and the eBay auction of all the unique vinyl with sleeves designed by fab & famous artists ends on Sunday 1 Nov Quick look here: eBay
Naomi Kent from Birmingham City University and I will be presenting on the final day of this symposium. Our talk: Joining Hands - Making Connections Beyond the Taught Curriculum shares our experiences of setting up and running the Student Letterpress Workers UK initiative.
The 2020 virtual symposium takes place July 20-24th 3-7pm GMT via Zoom Makeready
I was delighted to be invited to talk at St Brides about my science related printmaking. COVID-19 has moved us to virtual St Brides, the atmosphere may be slightly different but travelling to the venue couldn't be easier!
Tickets are £3 - £5 and are available through the St Bride’s website (Zoom link will be emailed out on the day of the event)
I had lots of fun answering Nicole Arnett Phillips (@typograpHer) questions for this online interview.
Covid-19 meant the annual St Bride’s wayzgoose was cancelled. Join them instead for an eclectic series of two-minute studio tours.
Join us for the fourth wonderful Histon Handmade Christmas. You can buy direct from 23 professional contemporary artists and designers from the Cambridge area.
“... and the breath of the whale is frequently attended with such an insupportable smell, as to bring on a disorder of the brain.” —Ulloa’s South America.
My letterpress interpretation of Extract 35 of 'Extracts. Supplied by a sub-sub librarian ‘ from Moby Dick, has swum to Oxford to take its place in the celebratory exhibition of 200 years since the birth of Herman Melville.
I am speaking at this multi-disciplinary event about my artwork. The event is focussed on ageing and I shall be speaking about my work ‘Science, Art and the Children of Progeria’ created in collaboration with Dr Delphine Larrieu. Join us at this event organised by the Cambridge branch of Innovation Forum
I am thrilled to have two prints showing in this marvellous, eccentric and joyful exhibition. Do go and see for yourselves. There is also a wonderful accompanying catalogue, available to buy, which is a feast for the eyes.
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I will be opening my studio for three weekends in July as part of the Cambridge Open StudiosEvent. This is a splendid way to meet artists and see their work in relaxed informal settings. You could plan a few visits around a nice pub lunch or afternoon tea in a local cafe. Who knows you might find the perfect piece of art for yourselves or for a gift, or maybe a few cards to send on special occasions. I will be open from 11am until 6pm each day. Why not download the new guide app from the app store and plan a trail.
Creative Reactions is a collaboration between artists and scientists to produce artworks related to the science presented during the Pint of Science event. This short exhibition is open from 6-10pm on Friday 24th May and from 10am-4pm on Saturday 24th May
I love Pint of Science/Creative Reactions and I am thrilled to be collaborating this year with Dr Delphine Larrieu who conducts research into a very rare genetic ageing disorder called Progeria.
In 2019 Pint of Science will be held in 400 cities across 24 countries many of these will also have Creative Reactions events - some following a traditional Pint of Science evening and others full art exhibitions with the artwork for sale.
See science through art! Join us for an exhibition of work created by artists exploring nerve structures, myelination and disease in response to stem cells and the work of Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute alongside talks from researchers, artists and artists affected by Multiple Sclerosis.
This wonderful event is stuffed to the brim with beautiful handcrafted gifts to suit every pocket. All made by local professional artists.
If you like letters, words, type, printing, and analogue endeavours this is for you. I am delighted to be part of the panel for the after film discussion. Come and watch and chat with us. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion chaired by Catherine Dixon with Mick Clayton, Liz Fraser, Simon Goode, Julieta H. Adame, Thomas Mayo and David Vassie.
I am delighted to have three fun new letterpress works showing in this touring selling exhibition. Aaaaa!, Mwa! and Oh Poo! are analogue interpretations of a digital phenomena…the emoji.
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My book art piece ‘Lady of a Certain Age’ features in this online exhibition of artwork around the theme of menopause. The exhibition accompanied a one day symposium.
If you like science and you like art this is the thing for you! Especially if you live near Bath University.
Gallery is open 11-5pm on Tuesday-Saturday and open until 7pm on Wednesdays
If you drive use BA2 7PD and you will be directed to Convocation Avenue
