Last Thursday saw the launch of the inaugural Big Freeze Art Festival which is being organised and run by Charlotte Connelly, museum curator at The Scott Polar Research Institute (SPRI) in Cambridge.

Something a little different. This is my entry for the 2021 Twitter Art Exhibition in aid of The Leukaemia and Intensive Chemotherapy Fund (LINC)

As someone whose main artistic interest is the natural environment, it might seem odd to live in a city. But, I love living in London. I’ve been here now for over twenty years and having been born in the southwest and raised in the northeast…

My upcoming exhibition, Touching Ice will showcase work completed since returning from Antarctica as Artist in Residence for The Friends of The Scott Polar Research Institute.

I’m honoured and thrilled to announce a very special recorded performance of the Shackleton Symphony at the private view for my upcoming exhibition, Touching Ice.

When you return from Antarctica I think there is an understandable, natural urge as an artist to ‘go big’ - to try and relay the incredible sense of scale that you witness when you’re there. I have battled with this over the past year.

When I started this blog a friend of mine said to me that the most important thing I should do, is be consistent - that people who follow blogs like to know that on a particular day every week or every month, there will be something new for them to look at.