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I am happy to report that The Great Wave, after Hokusai (II) was recently purchased by an art enthusiast from Stogumber, N. Devon. This necessitated delivery of the work to the village: an adventure into unknown territory! Discovering Stogumber church was … Continue reading →

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!