Exhibitions
How much is that kitty in the window?
25/06/09 17:33
I have recently entered the world of Olive Loves Alfie, a lovely boutique on Church Street, in Stoke Newington. It has everything I could wish for, bright vibrant colours, patterns, stunning design and japanese influences and a sense of magic in the clothing, accessories, toys, prints and products. Only thing is, its meant to be for little children, and I keep forgetting that at age 30, I am now supposed to be a grown up, and can’t fit into those cute tiny t-shirts! To my fortune, owner ( and former Red Or Dead shoe designer), Ashlyn Gibson spotted me wearing one of my felt cats in her boutique and thought they would be perfect to sell in her shop! My felt printed cats now hang in the window, waiting for small (and big) children to take them home...
UK:DIY exhibition
16/02/09 21:11
Two of my images of my yarn bombs have been chosen to be included in the UK:DIY exhibition, currently being held at The Turnpike Gallery in Leigh. Its a bit out of my way to get to at the moment - but if you’re any way up by Manchester, please do check it out! And if you can’t get up there, you can view the images on flickr...
Move Me
23/02/08 22:14
Basically what you need to know here is that i won a competition to have my artwork made as a poster to be displayed on the London Underground!! From 25th Feb - 10th March, go to the end of the south bound platform on the Victoria line at Highbury & Islington Station, and you will see my work! The drawing above was previewed at Rainbird Fine Art, as part of the exhibition organized by Islington Council. However Transport For London rejected this piece at being “a negative view of of their transport system” so they asked me for other work, i sent 3 images for them to choose from and all were put up - yeay for me!
Oxford Open
10/01/08 22:07
Between the 12th Jan - 17th Feb 2008, Modern Art Oxford is opening its institutional doors free to the creative peoples of Oxford. After queing for 2 hours to submit my work, I can now join Jake & Dinos Chapman, Tracey Emin and Yoko Ono amongst others, to have exhibited in this fantastic space. See Below...
Shift. 2004. Pen, pencil & mascara on paper.
These drawings were executed whilst i was a gallery assistant at Modern Art Oxford. A shift from the duty of work, and the study of gallery visitors, reveals my underlying emotion at that time.