Forthcoming Events and Exhibitions
Following my exhibition for the opening of the Library Restaurant and Grill at 4a the Guildhall, Norwich, the owners, Jayne and Nigel Raffles, purchased a significant collection of my work. They were so pleased with the quality of the work and how it suited both the building and the ambiance of the space that they wanted to make it a permanent feature. Thus, the work will be on permanent display for the forseable future. Two of the restaurant images can be seen in Gallery 2.
Workshop in Florence May 2008
I will be working at Santa Reparata International School of Art, Florence, with the well known American printmaker Ron Pokrasso.
The Norwich Print Fair 8 - 20th Sept 2008
I will again be exhibiting at this well known annual event at St Margaret's Church Gallery, St Benedict's Street, Norwich, with other local artists
Baskerville House, Birmingham Oct - Dec 2008
I will be providing a large exhibition of work for Targetfollow at this landmark building in Birmingham. Targetfollow have already purchased two significant works from me for the public areas, but this will be a selling exhibition in the large open atrium.
Gallerie Sander, Sweden dtbc
Following working visits to Sweden in 2006 and 2007, I have been invited to exhibit in Sweden with fellow norfolk artist Jules Allen. Exact details are still to be confirmed.You can see a selection of Jule's work at http://www.julesallenarts.com/
Collaborative Project
I am currently involved in developing a collaborative project with a composer and contemporary dancer which will be performed next year.
The background to this project is that, during my exhibition at 'The Space' gallery, I was contacted by Ken Crandell, a composer, who said that he was inspired by my work and would like to compose some music in response. During one of our many conversations I mentioned to that, in hindsight, I often saw dance moves and gestures in my work and thought this may be because I had spent many years dancing as a child and continued well into my twenties. Thus, we thought it may make for a more exciting project to develop a three-way collaboration with visual art, music and dance...........watch this space!!