4 - 17th June 2016
Private viewing on the 3rd of June
Marketplace Studios, Stockport, Manchester
My first solo exhibition.
The basis of all of my work is rooted in fact or folklore so I thought for the exhibition I would exaggerate these elements. I am incredibley excited to present my new range of paper cut sculpture and kinetic paper cut sculpture all inspired by birds, and the science and myth that surrounds them, in my first solo exhibition.
"With over 9,000 different species, found in every corner of the world, these incredible creatures outnumber us 40 to 1. Rich in astonishing fact and captivating folklore, from the smallest bird to the largest, and even birds of mythology. There really is so much more to birds than meets the eye.
Using paper-cut sculpture, I present some of their stories to you."
" Aves. "
One Year On - Solo Exhibtion
Crafts In The Pen - Skipton Auction Mart BD23 1UD
16 - 17th November 2019
10am - 4pm
Little Northern Contemporary Craft Fair - Alitrincham Town Hall WA14 1QT
8th December 2019
10am - 4pm
Current / Upcoming Events 2021
Past Events 2019
Past Events 2017
Past Events 2018
August 18th - October 2nd
Items made of or on paper - fragile beautiful, dreams, ephemeral, impermanent, changing.
Artists include; Rosie Scott-Massie, Kate Thornton,John Dilnot, Lucy Green and Elizabeth Shorrock.
GNCCF - Manchester. 12 - 15 October
GNCCF Online
17 - 18th July 2021
https://www.greatnorthernevents.co.uk/homepage-gnccf/gnccfonline-17-18-july.aspx
Art In The Pen - Skipton Auction Mart BD23 1UD
14 - 15th August 2021
10am - 4pm
Pre-booking tickets is essential. Book tickets here; artinthepen.org.uk
GNCCF Manchester - Victoria Baths M13 0FE
8 - 10th October 2021
10am - 5pm
Manchester School of Art Degree Show
13th - 24th June 2015
Work of mine that is being displayed;
Crossing The Owl's Bridge (Shown at 1:15 of the video)
Inspired By Tatton. 2015
Inspired by the Japanese gardens at Tatton Park I created a kinetic sculpture depicting the Japanese Crane. I also displayed a collection box automata piece from last year which collects money for the National Trust. Inspired by their work bringing the large blue butterfly back from the brink of extinction the piece has butterflies than move when the viewer adds money. The National Trust also help look after Tatton Park.
This exhibition was a collaboration with Tatton Park and several other talented designer/makers from Manchester School of Art.
The exhibition is open at Tatton Park, Knutsford, from 22nd April til the 17th May.
To read more about this exhibition and see other designers work,
visit my blog here;
Or visit my Facebook page here;
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Name-and-Colour/