Found Cities Lost Objects: Women in the City preview
Preview evening of ‘Found Cities Lost Objects: Women in the City’ at RWA Bristol.
Procreation Project Public Activations: Lewisham Shopping Centre
Delighted to be a part of this installation currently being displayed at Lewisham Shopping Centre until 17th April as part of the Procreate Project Archive Public Activations. The works are looking incredible and already making an impact; my grateful thanks to all at @procreateproject who have worked so hard to manifest these public displays.
Procreate Project has so far partnered with the following organisations in Oxford and London to create a public exhibition to launch the Archive: Modern Art Oxford, Ovada, The Old Fire Station, Make Space, Lewisham Shopping Centre and Mulalley, Hastings Contemporary and more to be soon confirmed to keep the commitment of publicly displaying the 230 artists who have so far uploaded their work to the Procreate Archive.
“We hope that this public installations will encourage other organisations to support our mission to increase visibility of artists who are mothers and carers. Thank you for joining the Archive and being part of this new history of art that we are creating together.” - Procreate Project.
#procreateproject #artistmother #motherartist #womeninphotography #rpswomeninphotography #mellonytaper #mellonytaperartist
Procreate Project has so far partnered with the following organisations in Oxford and London to create a public exhibition to launch the Archive: Modern Art Oxford, Ovada, The Old Fire Station, Make Space, Lewisham Shopping Centre and Mulalley, Hastings Contemporary and more to be soon confirmed to keep the commitment of publicly displaying the 230 artists who have so far uploaded their work to the Procreate Archive.
“We hope that this public installations will encourage other organisations to support our mission to increase visibility of artists who are mothers and carers. Thank you for joining the Archive and being part of this new history of art that we are creating together.” - Procreate Project.
#procreateproject #artistmother #motherartist #womeninphotography #rpswomeninphotography #mellonytaper #mellonytaperartist
Marking International Women’s Day at the Glasgow Gallery of Photography
Women in Photography | The Glasgow Gallery of Photography | 3 - 31 March 2023 |
In celebration of International Women’s Day, a month-long exhibition of women artists from across the globe working within the photographic medium.
https://www.glasgowgalleryofphotography.com/
In celebration of International Women’s Day, a month-long exhibition of women artists from across the globe working within the photographic medium.
https://www.glasgowgalleryofphotography.com/
RWA Photo Open preview
The ProCreate Project Archive
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This archive is part of Procreate Project, a pioneering grassroots arts organisation supporting the professional development of women and non-binary artists who are mothers/parents.
Procreate Project creates radical models and infrastructures for better representation and accessibility, referencing and facilitating systemic change in the arts.
Always at the back of the feminist discourse and the socio-cultural attention, we want to create a space for a new history of art and recognition for care work. The digitisation of the archive is part of Contemporary Practices of Collective Care (CPCC), a public programme aimed to support artist-mothers/parents and to address the intersectional struggles that disproportionately affect womxn artists with caring responsibilities during and beyond the current crisis.
The programme is supported by the National Lottery, Arts Council England project grant.
View the Archive: https://archive.procreateproject.com/archive/
Procreate Project creates radical models and infrastructures for better representation and accessibility, referencing and facilitating systemic change in the arts.
Always at the back of the feminist discourse and the socio-cultural attention, we want to create a space for a new history of art and recognition for care work. The digitisation of the archive is part of Contemporary Practices of Collective Care (CPCC), a public programme aimed to support artist-mothers/parents and to address the intersectional struggles that disproportionately affect womxn artists with caring responsibilities during and beyond the current crisis.
The programme is supported by the National Lottery, Arts Council England project grant.
View the Archive: https://archive.procreateproject.com/archive/
RWA Photo Open 2023
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Freedom of Movement (Not Waving) 2022
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Freedom of Movement (Not Waving) has been selected for the RWA Photo Open. The RWA Photo Open celebrates contemporary photographic practice in all its forms, inviting submissions from artists and photographers who create photographic work or explore the nature of photography in their work. Often side-lined as a significant artform, the Photo Open aims to showcase the sheer quality and range of photographic work being produced by photographers and artists across the UK and abroad now. This exhibition is presented in association with Bristol Photo Festival. The exhibition runs from 28th January to 1st May. Further details here: https://www.rwa.org.uk/collections/art-exhibitions/products/bristol-photo-festival-rwa-photography-open-exhibition
Above and Below | The Time and Tide Bell Project
Devon Open Studios 2022
Three Erosion Landscapes included in Above and Below: an exhibition of new works at Artizan Gallery, Devon, that respond to the themes celebrated by the Time and Tide Bell Project https://timeandtidebell.org
The exhibition includes castings and other artefacts from the @TimeandTideBells initiative, together with a programme of performances, readings, and workshops. The exhibition is in partnership with Professor Corinna Wagner (University of Exeter) and is a project supported by the UK Climate Resilience Programme and the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
The Time and Bell Project was first conceived in 2008 by Marcus Vergette (artist, sculptor, bell-maker) and now includes 7 completed and 6 in progress bells along the UK coastline. The bells are public artworks, gifted to reinforce connections in local communities, between different parts of the country, between the land and the sea, between ourselves and our environment. The bells, which toll at high tides, remind us of the material and intangible relationships we have with each other and the world around us, and in doing so draw our attention to the fragility of our environment and the impact we inevitably have through our irrevocable connection to it.
The exhibition includes castings and other artefacts from the @TimeandTideBells initiative, together with a programme of performances, readings, and workshops. The exhibition is in partnership with Professor Corinna Wagner (University of Exeter) and is a project supported by the UK Climate Resilience Programme and the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
The Time and Bell Project was first conceived in 2008 by Marcus Vergette (artist, sculptor, bell-maker) and now includes 7 completed and 6 in progress bells along the UK coastline. The bells are public artworks, gifted to reinforce connections in local communities, between different parts of the country, between the land and the sea, between ourselves and our environment. The bells, which toll at high tides, remind us of the material and intangible relationships we have with each other and the world around us, and in doing so draw our attention to the fragility of our environment and the impact we inevitably have through our irrevocable connection to it.
Evolver Prize 2022 | Exhibition | 30 June - 30 July 2022
Bath Society of Artists 117th Open Exhibition | 14 May - 2 July, 2022
“Shindig” (Visual Archaeology) will be exhibited as part of Bath Society of Artists’ 117th annual summer show.
This exhibition showcases the best of the region’s artistic talent and is a must for art lovers and collectors alike, with all works for sale. Many distinguished 20th century artists have exhibited with the Society including Walter Sickert, Patrick Heron, Mary Fedden and Howard Hodgkin.
The exhibition runs from 2nd May until 2nd July at Bath’s glorious Victoria Art Gallery by Pulteney Bridge.
https://www.victoriagal.org.uk/events/bath-society-artists-117th-annual-exhibition
This exhibition showcases the best of the region’s artistic talent and is a must for art lovers and collectors alike, with all works for sale. Many distinguished 20th century artists have exhibited with the Society including Walter Sickert, Patrick Heron, Mary Fedden and Howard Hodgkin.
The exhibition runs from 2nd May until 2nd July at Bath’s glorious Victoria Art Gallery by Pulteney Bridge.
https://www.victoriagal.org.uk/events/bath-society-artists-117th-annual-exhibition
Arts Council England: “Spotlight” | May 2022
Introducing “Spotlight”, one of four artist-led projects celebrating the life of regional theatres after 500 days of closure. Made possible with an award from Arts Council England’s Culture Recovery Fund and supported by Arts & Heritage. Find out more |
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Exclusive screening | March 2022
Exclusive screening of “Urban Fables” short film work | Shown as part of window Wanderland, community arts event | Bristol | February 2022 |
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Bath Society of Artists 116th Open Exhibition
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BATH SOCIETY OF ARTISTS 116th ANNUAL EXHIBITION
1 OCTOBER - 20 NOVEMBER 2021 Victoria Art Gallery, Bath. 
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WINNER - DIGITAL PRACTICE AWARD at the ENGLISH RIVIERA WINTER OPEN EXHIBITION, 2021.
Awarded the prize for Excellence in Digital Practice for my work “Giant Prizes Fun for All”. Digital Practice Award | ERWO 2021 |
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ERWO 2021 |
ERWO 2021 | ARTIZAN GALLERY WINTER SHOWCASE | 9 NOVEMBER - 24 NOVEMBER
Artizan Gallery, Fleet Walk, Torquay, Devo
Artizan Gallery, Fleet Walk, Torquay, Devo
The South West Photography Showcase
THE SOUTH WEST PHOTOGRAPHY SHOWCASE | FINDING A WAY HOME
20th APRIL - 16th MAY 2021
Curated by Robert Darch
One of eight spotlighted artists
Multi-stranded photographic and digital artwork exhibition that considers the idea of “home” both in the traditional sense and the contemporary context in light of the global pandemic
20th APRIL - 16th MAY 2021
Curated by Robert Darch
One of eight spotlighted artists
Multi-stranded photographic and digital artwork exhibition that considers the idea of “home” both in the traditional sense and the contemporary context in light of the global pandemic
The South West Academy of Fine Arts
ERWO 2020 |
ENGLISH RIVIERA WINTER OPEN | ARTIZAN GALLERY | DEVON
9th NOVEMBER _ 23rd DECEMBER 2020
9th NOVEMBER _ 23rd DECEMBER 2020
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REFLECTIONS | SOUTH WEST ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
4th NOVEMBER - 31st DECEMBER 2020 Winner of the ‘Exeter Living’ Award The South West Academy of Fine Arts |
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Award finalists announced |VISUAL ART OPEN UK & INTERNATIONAL EMERGING ARTISTS AWARDS 2020
SEPTEMBER 2020 | Finalist in the digital and photographic category. |
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Creates gallery summer exhibition |
SUMMER EXHIBITION
CREATES GALLERY, Monmouth.
5th JUNE - 3rd JULY 2020
CREATES GALLERY, Monmouth.
5th JUNE - 3rd JULY 2020
Emerging artists shortlist |
CREATES EMERGING ARTISTS AWARD
JUNE 2020
CREATES Gallery, Monmouth, Wales.
Finalist.
JUNE 2020
CREATES Gallery, Monmouth, Wales.
Finalist.
Black Swan Arts |SMALL AND MIGHTY EXHIBITION
DECEMBER 2019 Black Swan Arts Centre, Frome. |
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Somerset Cool interview |
Axisweb review published |
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