My first show with Galerie du Don since 2019. A body of new work with a focus on colour, shown alongside the work of James Oughtibridge, Grainne Watts and Sangwoo Kim.
This Diptych was shown in this group exhibition by Cavaliero Finn Gallery, held at Ballroom Arts in Aldeburgh. The shifting light and tide of the coast is an inspiration for my work and so this was a wonderful setting in which to show this piece.
Messums Wiltshire curated this exhibition as part of their Ceramics Season, showing my work alongside that of Natasha Daintry and James Rigler. All three of us were taught by Martin Smith at the Royal College of Art. 4th March to 30th April 2023. This was the first public outing for the Orbit forms shown here.
I showed again with Cavaliero Finn Gallery at Collect 2023, in Somerset House, London. This year we used it as the opportunity for the first public showing of a new experimental group of sculptures – ‘Fluxworks’.
I was delighted to take part in my first exhibition in Denmark – the three artist show ‘Lees, Persson, Schaal’, at Galleri Weinberger Schandorff in Copenhagen from 4/11/22 to 3/12/22. It was great to see my work alongside that of glass artist Stig Persson and painter Daniel Schaal.
The tallest piece I’ve made to date – ‘Column’ – was shown at PAD London in October 2022 by Portuondo Gallery.
Fergus Downey at Alveston Fine Art has been a great champion of my work over the last few years. So it was a pleasure to make this Greyscale Pentaptych especially for his 5th Anniversary Exhibition, which runs until 5/12/2021.
It was fantastic to take part in the Crafting a Difference exhibition during London Craft Week, represented by Cavaliero Finn. I loved seeing the coloured Floating Bowls shown in this amazing interior.
I’m delighted to be showing new work with Cavaliero Finn at Collect Art Fair this year.
Obviously it will be online and not a physical event and is presented through Artsy.
As well as a new wall mounted installation I will be show new coloured Floating Bowls including the group shown here. Details of all available work can be found through the link to Cavaliero Finn.
This group of small blue Floating Bowls were acquired for the permanent collection of the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge in late 2019. The were purchased for the museum by Sir Nicholas Goodison with the support of the Art Fund from the exhibition ‘Alter’ by Cavaliero Finn Gallery at the Fitzrovia Chapel in London.