My new project that I’ve been researching for the last year or so, I’ve finaly got out and about and taken some shots.In “Fractured Whispers,” I pay homage to the Celtic-Atlantic rainforests, myths, folklore, and imagination. Inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien and the ancient wisdom of druidic lore, I aim to unveil the hidden...
I had a great week last week, teaching Gum printing to a class of enthusiastic students at The School of Art, Architecture & Design which forms part of London Metropolitan University.It’s all very exciting, because as far as I’m aware this is the first time gum printing has been taught at a university in the UK and the students...
It’s always lovely to be appreciated and to see that you’re workshops and masterclasses are being equally enjoyed by your students. Arming them with a wider vocabulary of techniques / extended tool-box, to help them realise their ideas and express themselves more clearly. The London School of Art, Architecture and Design (part of London Met)...
What a great weekend, great art, food, wine, sea, family, new friends and old friends. We had a blast at Scarborough Museum & galleries, thank you to everyone who worked hard putting this fantastic exhibition together, it looked fabulous!!Below are some iphone snaps from the weekend of the 4th March, when the exhibition...
The Royal Photographic Society is delighted to announce a special one-off afternoon of artist talks on 20 October by exhibiting artist Takashi Arai, Ian Phillips McLaren, Spencer Rowell, and a gallery walkthrough with curator Zelda Cheatle HonFRPS and Dr Michael...
A lovely write-up in this months Amatuer Photographer magazine of my ’Gwen, Did I Want To Be Here?’ portrait, written by Zelda Cheatle. My 5’6” tall image of Gwen can still be seen at the Royal Photographic Society ‘Squaring The Circles of Confusion’ exhibition in...
Giving the exhibition it’s full name Squaring the Circles of Confusion: Neo-Pictorialism in the 21st Century.The exhibition is curated by Zelda Cheatle, RPS Honorary Fellow, and features work from Takashi Arai, Susan Derges, David George, Joy Gregory, Tom Hunter, Ian Phillips McLaren, Céline Bodin, and Spencer Rowell. The exhibition will...