I must admit I laughed when I read the title of my last blog post. Although I am embarrassed it is so long since I last posted, I can't ...

For final year students up and down the country now is a stressful time as they hang their work for degree shows. For lecturers it is easy...

A new exhibition at Harewood House focuses on the abstraction of nature. The artworks from the 18th to the 21th century include works by Joh...

Last week I took a train to Barnsley to see Light & Line an exhibition by artists Anne Morrell and Polly Binns. Having read Alice...

Many thanks to Alice for inviting me to join her this afternoon at Salts Mill  for a seminar to coincide with the current exhibition Clo...

This weekend has marked a couple of exciting new things; Friday saw the opening night of Journeys & Migrations at Handmade in Bradfo...

As you might remember a piece of my work went off travelling as far as Ukraine recently. Well this week it returned home and I also rece...

Despite the rotten weather we had a steady stream of visitors on our opening day today. It was lovely to make some new acquaint...

Many sleepless nights and a frantic surge of mounting and framing later, and today we started hanging the work for the open house. It is gr...

I have been feeling really worried about the up coming Bradford Open exhibition. I think it's because it is such a long time since I h...

So we really did try to cram a lot into our stay in Paris. Sometimes I think it would be nice not to plan anything for a trip and just wande...

It's was a relief this afternoon to submit the work I have done for the sticker project at Bradford College, having beavered away all th...

Visiting the Jaume Plensa exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park  I found myself immersed in a moving sensory world of meaning. I enjoyed t...

Yesterday was installation day for Art in the Woods and despite very changeable weather we succeeded in putting up all my work (thanks John...