Very excited to return home from my Christmas travels to find a copy of ‘That Analog Zine’ in the post.… Read more That Analog Zine – HOME
Tag: Yorkshire
Awagami International Mini Print Exhibition – Honourable Mention
Very exciting and unexpected post last week with a parcel from the Awagami Factory in Japan. I wasn’t expecting to… Read more Awagami International Mini Print Exhibition – Honourable Mention
20:20 Print Exchange
Very excited to see the 20:20 Print Exhange exhibition going live. I’ll post a picture of my contribution which was… Read more 20:20 Print Exchange
Folded Realities
Very excited to attend the opening night of this new show at The Mill Gallery in Leeds yesterday evening. The… Read more Folded Realities
Autumn: A Walk on the Line
A key project as part of my PhD studies and in developing my artistic practice generally is ‘The Line’. This… Read more Autumn: A Walk on the Line
Enshrined Devotion
White Column Gallery, Leeds School of Arts, 3 November 2025 – 14 November 2025 and Design Festa Gallery (WEST), Shibuya,… Read more Enshrined Devotion
Honorable Mention
Very excited to find out that one the A4 multi-media prints, One hundred Points on a Line (15), that I… Read more Honorable Mention
Farnley From Above Otley
One of the watercolour paintings by J. M. W. Turner that I am researching as part of my PhD is… Read more Farnley From Above Otley
National Doodle Day
A long time ago I worked for the national charity, Epilepsy Action, based just up the road from me in… Read more National Doodle Day
Book Binding Workshop
I attended a book binding workshop @leedsprintworkshop this week run by the very talented @kirstiewilliamsprint. We learnt how to make… Read more Book Binding Workshop
Farnley Hall from above Otley
Today I walked into Otley and down to the West Lodge Gates to Farnley Hall in order to ‘re-trace’ the… Read more Farnley Hall from above Otley
Is the idea the most important thing?
I wrote these words ‘Picture of SPRING’ in a PowerPoint presentation I’m working on as part of my PhD. I… Read more Is the idea the most important thing?
West End, the sunken village
I’ve taken photographs of what remains of the village of West End before, but I’ve never visited Thruscross Reservoir when… Read more West End, the sunken village
In Turner’s footsteps
A key part of my PhD research is looking at the landscapes of Wharfedale and Washburndale through the lens of… Read more In Turner’s footsteps
Answers on a postcard
Really excited to be part of this exhibition, running for the whole of October. All three of the Geum Rivale… Read more Answers on a postcard
101 Contemporary artists and more…
Nice to be included in this publication by ‘Collect Art’. It features one of the images from my project ‘Dob… Read more 101 Contemporary artists and more…
Who decides?
Well, I guess in this case it is the curator, Alina Savko who runs Open Gallery in Halifax, a CIC… Read more Who decides?
Throwing Pots
Not another performance piece smashing decorative ceramic plates, but an actual ‘Throwing Taster Class’ at the newly opened North Pottery… Read more Throwing Pots
You walked the line, didn’t you
As part of my PhD research I plan to walk ‘the Line’, a 15 mile transept from Pelstone Cross Quarry… Read more You walked the line, didn’t you
What Remains
Very pleased to have my multi-media piece, ‘What Remains’ featured in the latest issue of Wiro Mag, curated by Lyndon… Read more What Remains
Black & White/Shades of Meaning
Really pleased to have a series of photographs from my project ‘Dob Park Bridge: Hyphen and Line’ selected to be… Read more Black & White/Shades of Meaning
Grim zine – celebrating North
Excited to have my work ‘Who decides?’ featured in Grim zine, curator by Sally Anderson (@sallylovessharpies). The zine, in Sally’s… Read more Grim zine – celebrating North
Threads of Connection
Very excited to have my work ‘Rombald’s Stride and other stories III’ selected for this month long online exhibition with… Read more Threads of Connection
Bloodline
Very thought provoking exhibition by Bharti Kher at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, on until 5 May. This installation is called… Read more Bloodline
Spring
Really pleased to have had one of my mono screenprints selected for this exhibition at the Open Gallery in Halifax.… Read more Spring
7000 Oaks
Joseph Beuys was the first artist I looked at when I started my MA and initially I was a bit… Read more 7000 Oaks
In Solitude
Very pleased to have been selected to be part of this exhibition by Meta Space Gallery. I felt that my… Read more In Solitude
Rooted in Yorkshire (woven by the Wind)
Very excited to be part of this inaugural exhibition by @ukartspotlight ‘Rooted in Yorkshire’ showing my photographic work ‘Great skirtfull… Read more Rooted in Yorkshire (woven by the Wind)
Jannis Kounellis “Untitled” 1969
Really interesting exhibition on at Tate Liverpool at the moment (they are housed in RIBA North while their gallery is… Read more Jannis Kounellis “Untitled” 1969
The Interior of a Canon Foundry
This might seem like a bit of a departure from my previous posts but it is here for two reasons.… Read more The Interior of a Canon Foundry
NOWHERE
A walk from Timble to Round Hill and back via the shooting lodge. No art intent behind today’s walk but… Read more NOWHERE
‘Some Places to Visit’
The title of this post refers to a bookwork (or artists book) produced by David Tremlett in 1975. It consists… Read more ‘Some Places to Visit’
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