Posted on June 24 2024
The Sculpture Lounge Summer Exhibition 2024 is Open!
I’m delighted to be involved again...
News From the Studio
Posted on January 08 2022
2022 is kicking off with a new exhibition and a new gallery. It's my first time showing...
Posted on October 22 2021
Stuck for something to do this weekend?
If you fancy indulging in some fantastic art, ...
Posted on October 09 2021
As I struggled with the painting over a week, and then through 2 weeks, I discovered that within the landscape were all these snapshot views-within-views...
Posted on August 05 2021
The Sculpture Lounge Summer Exhibition 2021 is hurtling towards its final weekend.
I'm ...
Posted on March 23 2021
The Cooper Prize 2021 exhibition is now online! But I'm really looking forward to May w...
Posted on March 08 2021
There's something I've wanted to share for about a month now, but I've only just been g...
Posted on February 01 2021
Despite restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic—closed galleries, and heavy restricti...
Posted on January 28 2021
I painted NIMBY in December 2020, after we had the first snow of the winter. It made the extraordinary turbines look even more magical against the striking whited-out landscape.
Posted on September 20 2020
Amongst enduring all the Lockdown idiocy of panic-buying toilet roll, and anxiety about getting ill, I whirred with excitement, energy....
Posted on August 17 2020
Sundown in Isolation and Edge are the two paintings that will be touring the UK as part of the biennial New Light Art Prize exhibition 2020-21.
Posted on August 05 2020
With life being a bit busy of late, last week I realised I hadn't been out walking with...
Posted on July 06 2020
One drenched, gloomy morning a few weeks ago, we found ourselves on a rural-lane-detour...
Posted on June 29 2020
Sanctuary was the first oil painting I worked on in Lockdown in 2020, using our conser...
Posted on June 22 2020
So we're in!
It’s been a lengthy, drawn-out process (my god, has it been drawn out), bu...
Posted on August 08 2019
There's something so voluptuous and immersive in the texture of the buttery paint, the heady, intoxicating aroma of linseed oil and turpentine...
Posted on August 14 2018
Here's a blow-by-blow account of our mammoth glazing weekend —so if you're trying it for the first time you can get some tips.
And if you have absolutely no intention of ever going near ceramics and you're just wondering why on earth I am, you can just read it and chuckle to yourself.
Posted on August 07 2018
As a complete ceramics novice, this post is the first installment of our messy and exciting crash course in clay, glazing and all things pottery. This one's about our first ever kiln firing!
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