Exhibitions Diary 2020

Art for Cure was originally designed to be a one-off event. After the hugely successful events in 2016 and 2018, which both raised six figure sums, the organisers Belinda Gray and Sally Ball have decided to do it again in 2020 and hope to raise an even larger sum for their chosen charity Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

We are really pleased to have been invited back to such a prestigious event.  There will be over 100 artists and sculptors exhibiting in the magnificent house and grounds of Glemham Hall in Suffolk. Works will be a specially curated selection of nationally renowned artists.

Like many events I’m afraid the exhibition has been cancelled, BUT instead the organisers have burnt the midnight oil to set up a virtual exhibition @ www.artforcure.org  where you can view and buy the works that were to be exhibited on-line.

Fingers crossed, the event is a raging success and they can surpass the sum raised at 2016’s event

Five days in May, a delightful art trail encompassing some of West Sussex’s most beautiful villages, it’s an opportunity to explore some of the more interesting byways and villages that network through this beautiful corner of West Sussex.

It’s our fith year on the trail and we will be showing a range of our garden sculpture and garden art including our Deer sculptures and swathes of Cow Parsley seedheads swaying in the wind that were so popular last year. I’m currently working on a couple of new pieces that are still on the drawing board but I’m hoping to have ready and we will also be showing some more bespoke pieces that aren’t currently on the website.

Exhibited in a garden setting with great views to the South Downs, why not come for a look around, a sit down and a cuppa and cake. The perfect day out !

Sculpture in a Landscape 1969 – 2020 at West Leaze

The exhibition is being held at a very special location with a remarkable history in the 1930’s beautiful modernist architect designed weekend home high on the Marlborough downs for prominent Labour politicians Ruth and Hugh Dalton.

Now under different ownership the 6 acre garden is to be used for the 2020 event, a bi-anual show organised by Friends of the Garden, a voluntary organisation managed by volunteers whom share a love of contemporary sculpture. They have decided on a retrospective and have invited over forty artists from previous shows and I am delighted to have been asked to return having first exhibited with them in 2016.

I will be exhibiting two of my contemporary sculpture designs, Braganca and a Flight of Avocets. I’m lucky to have been given a great spot to install both pieces with farmland and the beautifull Marlborough Downs as a Backdrop.

Really looking forward to this one, should be some great work in a stunning location.

Please note that tickets need to be booked in advance through the Exhibitions Website

The Cowshed Collective @ Artwave

I am delighted to have had an invitation to exhibit my work as part of The Cow Shed Collective during the Artwave festival in Lewes, nr Brighton.

The Cowshed is in a beautiful location situated in open countryside just outside Lewes, the perfect location to display my work along with the other artists. The Artwave festival gives art lovers the chance to discover new work, meet artists and buy directly from them.

I am planning to exhibit a range of my work including my Herd of Deer and Sandpipers along some of my newer contemporary designs.

Really looking forward to this one and I hear they have Tea and Cakes, Perfect !