News:

I am exhibiting in Drawing Biennial 2019 at Drawing Room Gallery, London, 20th February – 27th March with my drawing ‘Narcissus’ (above).

An interview with Destig Magazine 

I have been working with Tim Shaw and Niamh White and their mental health charity, Hospital Rooms, at ‘The Junipers, a new Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit in Exeter. I made the wall-painting ‘Polar Light’ at the end of the men’s corridor (below). An exhibition of drawings, studies and photographs of Hospital Rooms’ Exeter projects will be opening at The Phoenix Gallery, Exeter on 2nd May and will run until 30th June.

I shall be exhibiting in ‘In Association” at Paul Stolper Gallery, opening on 28th March.

An interview with The Artists’ Collecting Society

My painting, ‘Blue Dining Room’ (below) from the ‘Priseman Seabrook Collection’ will be in ‘Made in Britain’ at The National Galery of Poland, Gdansk, from 14th March to 2nd June, 2019

In April and May I shall be exhibiting at Norwich Cathedral in the Contemporary British Painting group show.

“On Margate Sands, Paintings and Drawings based on T.S.Eliot’s The Waste Land”, is available from the publisher, The Wind in the Trees and from the Paul Stolper Gallery.

Church Times, reviews of “Crossings”, Southwell Minster

and of John Ruskin Prize, Trinity Buoy Wharf

Artlyst, review of Sawdust and Sequins at RWA, Bristol

• Calum Cockburn’s review of “At the Violet Hour” in Art Aesthetics Magazine

Louisa Buck’s review of “At the Violet Hour” in the Telegraph, read it on this site.

Ayla Lepine on artists’ residencies in churches and cathedrals, “A fractious and yet fruitful embrace” in Church Times, August.

Read reviews of “in atoms” retrospective at Paul Stolper Gallery in Studio International and Art Newspaper.

My essay, “Barbican Resident” is in the recent “Urban Ghosts” issue of Garageland.