New Work

These are the latest etchings I have created

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Pond

This is another print using the small square format I am using a good deal at the moment. The pond is in fact a section of High Dam, near Newby Bridge, Windermere. In this print I was exploring the different layers of the scene – reflected sky and trees, lily pads on the surface of the water and the stalks of the leaves disappearing into the water.

News

September 2008: International House of Japan

I am delighted that my etching “Tokyo Garden” is now hanging in The International House of Japan in Tokyo. The International House of Japan is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting cultural exchange and intellectual cooperation between the peoples of Japan and those of other countries. It was the garden at this wonderful establishment that inspired my etching, “Tokyo Garden,” so I am delighted it now hangs in the International House.

For more information please visit www.i-house.or.jp

May 2008: Abbot Hall Exhibition

A selection of my work will be on display in the Coffee Shop at Abbot Hall Art Gallery, in Kendal, Cumbria from 22nd May until mid July. It is a great time to visit Abbot Hall as they are currently hosting an amazing exhibition of etchings by Frank Auerbach until 21st June. From 7th July Abbot Hall will also host an important new exhibition of work by Ben Nicholson.

For more information visit www.abbothall.org.uk

April: Printfest 2008

I’ll be exhibiting my work, along with that of 35 other printmakers, at Printfest, in the Lake District town of Ulverston, from 2nd – 4th May. This is a great chance to meet printmakers and enjoy a wide variety of work. The event is being held during the Bank Holiday weekend so it’s a great chance to come to the Lakes and enjoy wonderful prints and see the Lakes at their most perfect.

See the links section for more details.

February 2008: Awarded the Fenton Arts Trust Prize for "Glade" at Original'08, at the Mall Gallery, London