Exploring Project Progress and Wilhelmina Barns-Graham at Abergavenny Library Talk on Wilhelmina Barns-Graham at Abergavenny Library This month we had a last minute room change at the library and so we were in the Mayor's Parlour instead.  Great space, though I am looking forward to January when we’ll gather back on the Mezzanine.  What I particularly like about the mezzanine is its openness and how library users can stumble upon the sessions and listen in if they want.   We

Second talk in Abergavenny Library 25th October 2025, Second talk on the Mezzanine at Abergavenny Library We have a growing group of people attending the second talk, of all ages.  People from the last session came back, plus there were new faces. I was surprised and delighted to hear one attendee had delayed the start of her holiday to be there and the library staff had fielded many phone calls about the talk. This time I introduced the works of Elizabeth Frink, some in the

We have now taken down the IMPOSURE exhibition at Artlandish in Hereford where I  showed my piece 49:51 Male stacks, Female gaps: Inequality in Artist books in Libraries. Four of the six IMPOSURE members in front of the vintage projection of our manifesto , L to R Liz Morison, Rebecca Farkas, myself and Vivian Barraclough. This installation displayed 51 books on female, 49 about male and 18 on individual global majority artists.  This selection is intended to be representativ

Credibility as an artist is built up in a plethora of ways.  Gaining awards, residencies, shows and being featured in publications all...

What has Black history month got to do with me? The short answer is as much or as little as you would like it to have. A slightly longer