Painter Printmaker
working in colour in Suffolk
I’ll have two pieces at the RSA – The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce – in their Through the Eyes of the RBA show.
The opening will be on Thursday 30 October in our Muse bar, from 6pm.
8 John Adam Street, London, WC2N 6EZ
I’m delighted to share that I’ll be part of the inaugural AGBI Stewards Exhibition, Touchpoint — a show exploring the many ways Stewards connect with artists in need, with the AGBI’s mission, and with our own materials in practice.
📍 Opening Night:
🗓 Thursday 6 November, 6–8pm
📍 Artists' General Benevolent Institution (AGBI), 15 Churton Street, Pimlico
♿️ Accessible + open to all!
The AGBI has been supporting professional visual artists who can’t work due to illness or injury since 1814, and it’s an honour to contribute as a Steward — helping to bridge networks and strengthen this vital charity.
I was elected to the Royal Society of British Artists RBA in 2025
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Delighted to have work at Nadia Waterfield Fine Art
rejoinder
(hopefully: a reply, especially a sharp or witty one)
Annabel, Caroline and I had a successful and throughly enjoyable exhibition at the Aldeburgh Gallery
Thanks to all who visited! We loved seeing you there!
Inspired by Benton End artists exhibited at Hadleigh Old School
For the first time in over 40 years, a group of 8 artists have been painting together at Benton End House, united in their admiration for Cedric Morris and Arthur Lett-Haines.
the exhibit took place at Hadleigh Old School 3-5 Bridge Street, Hadleigh, Suffolk ( IP7 6BY), @hadleigholdschool )
Persephone and the Polar Bear made Jackson's extended longlist🌸
Persephone and the Polar Bear made Jackson's extended longlist🌸
the Joy of Cedric's Poodle, 40 x 43 cm, 2024
Tangled up in Blue, 44 x 48 cm
I had work in this year’s Linden Hall Studio’s Winter Exhibition
The show closed on the 31st of January
I was shortlisted for ARTIT's
Floral Artists of the Year 2024
Delighted that my piece, A World-Land is being showcased in the second of three London hospitals. There are 33 artists work on show.
THANK YOU @Responsafoundation. The Responsa Foundation’s mission is to champion projects that promote inclusivity and diversity, with a strong focus on public engagement and participation with communities.
If you'd like to view the exhibition, the works are currently on display in the Cambridge Wing at St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, until late March, before making their final stop at Hammersmith Hospital.
