A good opportunity to come and see some of my recent works as well as the studio where the work takes place!
Come and meet acclaimed and emerging ceramicists, enjoy their original handmade pieces, buy original gifts this Christmas, and support Hackney artists!
Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th from 12-6pm
Tableware and sculptural ceramics, lighting, jewellery, Xmas decorations, all accompanied by a great atmosphere and pies and spicy winter drinks to warm you up!
Ceramic exhibition in Aspex craft and design Gallery, Portsmouth, Uk from the 4th of March until the 19th April 2015.
Surface showcases the work of two ceramicists exploring their differing approaches to producing colourful ceramic pieces. Both artists have focused on final outcomes while considering the processes, influences and material techniques used to create their work.
The exhibition runs from March 4 until April 19, and features the work of Maria Alvarez Echenique and Martin Snelling.
Visit the gallery Wednesday-Sunday and see these beautiful examples of two very different approaches towards ceramics.
I have been taking part in the waste.agency project, see http://www.waste.agency/, with all kinds of waste-related art & events in a disused HMV store. Bring your drinks and come along to this event on Friday the 7th of November and see what it’s all about! I’m showing some tiles and plates specially made for the project. I think the music is quite experimental, so be prepared! be great to see you!
As many of you probably know, I have had a long and fruitful relationship with the BBBC, yes, that’s right the Bromley By Bow Centre! This continues as I will be showing a new piece there as part of their 30th anniversary celebrations. Tomorrow will be the opening night of their extra special Open Studio Exhibition. Come along, see lots of great art & craft, and have a drink & a chat! Here’s a link to info from their website: http://www.bbbc.org.uk/news/359/art-extravaganza-marks-the-centreeys-30th-anniversary
And here’s the invite: http://www.bbbc.org.uk/data/files/open_studio_invite.jpg
For anyone who couldn’t come to see the installation and exhibition “If You Go Down To The Woods Today” as part of Brighton Fringe Festival here are some images of two wonderful weekends.
A special thanks goes to Tom Barker who initiated and organized the event and to all the contributors and helpers who made it happen including; Emily Prowse, Lyndsay Macadam, Eva Bachmann, Ian Kirwan, Deanna Shea, Sig Waller, Maren Danzglock, Nik Storey and many more.