In Conversation with Ceramic Artist Lois Gunn – Winner of the Great Pottery Throwdown 2023
Ceramic Artist Lois Gunn joins me onstage at the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall to share insights into her artistic journey and also discuss the techniques, materials and inspirations that inform both her ceramics and jewellery. As well as an exciting glimpse behind the scenes of her time on the popular TV series, we learn how the […]
Artist – Daniel Halsall
Since meeting in 2025 as my guest for the Summer Contemporary with Britten Pears Arts, I’m fortunate to be working with Liverpool based artist Daniel Halsall on his forth-coming solo exhibition in London. With a studio visit in the diary I’m keen to get a sense of the man behind the work and uncover his […]
Migration Museum – Migration Network Event
Thrilled to be collaborating with the Migration Network for an event around ‘Migration in rural and coastal heritage/Arts: Linking landscapes, sharing stories’ This event which is being held on September 22nd looks at connecting artists, institutions, organisations academics to talk and share stories.It will address a key gap – a lot of the Migration Network […]
Britten Pears Arts – Summer Contemporary 2026
Delighted to be asked to curate the third Summer Contemporary exhibition this year. Stretched across six venue sites at Snape Maltings and with over 200 artworks this is the most ambitious exhibition to date. Summer Contemporary celebrates artworks in a variety of mediums and disciplines and will open from the 25th July – 30th August […]
Words beyond Words – Jila Peacock and Ozawa Ransetsu, Wolfson Gallery, SOAS
This exhibition highlights a significant collaboration between painter and printmaker Jila Peacock, and Japanese calligrapher Ozawa Ransetsu celebrating the rich traditions of Iranian and Japanese Calligraphy. The project aims to foster a deepening shared understanding of this art forms through thematic exploration
The Singh Twins:
The Singh Twins are award-winning contemporary British artists with an international reputation, known for their highly detailed, narrative, symbolic and eclectic style which is rooted in Indian miniature painting aesthetics but also draws on the stylistic conventions and symbolic language of other artistic traditions from across the centuries. Slaves of Fashion is an award-winning body […]