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EXHIBITIONS

2026        Beyond Horizons, Stoberry House & Gardens, Wells (sculpture)

2026        Catch The Sun, The Corn Exchange Gallery, Dorchester (cyanotype)

2025        Dorset Open, Dorset Museum & Art Gallery, Dorchester (stone carving)

2025        Green & Stone Summer Exhibition, London (stone carving)

2021        Dark Skies Festival, Central Australia (sculpture open air animations)

2020        Strategy Get Arts at Summerhall, Edinburgh

2019        Sotheby’s (exhibition of contemporary art), London

2018        Doorways, Bath Arts Festival, Bath

2018        In a Country far, far away, London; travelled to Germany

2017        Frieze Art Fringe: Taste the Future, German Embassy, London

2017        Human (contemporary British artists), German Embassy, London

2016        Art Attack Exhibition, St Pancras Parish Church, London

2015        Berlin-London Contemporary Art by Women, German Embassy, London

2015        Remembrance, St Martins Church Gospel Oak, London

2014        The Second Half Centre London

2013        Open Studio, Hewer Street

ARTS CAREER

1991-94    Callander Communications – Founder of public relations and marketing for the Arts

1982-91    Radio 3 & 4, Producer / Writer / Presenter – documentaries and features on the Arts

1979         John David Mooney Sculptor – part of installation team of ¼ mile long land light sculpture for the exhibition American Art in ’70s, Zagreb, Yugoslavia

1977-8      Jonathan Phipps Contemporary Prints – dealer to British art galleries, museums and schools

RESIDENCIES

2022      Dark Skies, Cornwall

2020      Watching the Sun, Royal Astronomical Society & Mayes Creative

AWARDS

1982       BAFTA for Best Educational Film

1979       Kathleen Edwards Prize for History

QUALIFICATIONS

2012-25   Printmaking, Photopolymer, Bas relief, Stone carving

2010-12    Sculpture Diploma Heatherley School of Fine Art London

1982         BBC Radio Traineeship

1978-82    MA (Hons) History, Aberdeen University

1975-76    Cambridge University, Archaeology Digs