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A few days ago, I visited A la Ronde, a property near Exmouth in Devon owned by the National Trust. This sixteen-sided building was designed and built in 1796 by cousins Jane and Mary Parminter. Inspired by their Grand Tour … Continue reading →

 Jason Noble from Words and Pictures gallery has sent me this from ‘The Language of Things’ by Hito Steyerl: ‘…modest and even abject objects are hieroglyphs in whose dark prism social relations lay congealed and in fragments…In this perspective, a … Continue reading →

From the Private View of Contemporary Classics on Friday 26 May, Words and Pictures Gallery, Teignmouth               (until 9 June) A very enjoyable evening! (Apologies for poor quality images, taken on my phone!)   … Continue reading →

Just in time for the Contemporary Classics exhibition, I have completed a new      Japanese Bridge, after Monet. Here’s a preview of the new work, collected from the framer today:  Contemporary Classics, an exhibition of playful homage by Anna Grayson and Jane … Continue reading →

This week I enjoyed visiting a local primary school to speak to a class of 5 and 6 year olds about my work. They are working on a project to make a rainbow from recycled materials . Using lots of visual images … Continue reading →

Remember the teasing eyes? (13 Jan) The finished commission of Adele has now made the long journey from the UK to her new home in Sydney, Australia!

For my latest work, I’ve been trying to experiment with a looser style, using larger materials and approximate shapes and colours. I’ve found it so hard to change my habits!! In my head, I know what I want to produce but … Continue reading →