The Shipping Forecast


During the last  few years I have been working developing new projects which have evolved from my research for the commissioned exhibition Gypsy Maker 4:Places, Spaces, Traces, for the Romani Cultural and Arts Company. This focus on ideas first discussed with my mentor  looks at the issues surrounding migration and movement of people in the search for a safe place to live and work.

Photo credit R-Space

This new work has led to an invitation for me to create an installation for exhibition at the beautiful Sint-Anna-ten-Drieën church in Antwerp in 2022 through the organisation vzw ANNA3. A selection of the pieces, The Shipping Forecast was recently installed in the amazing creative space of a converted lightvessel LV21, in Gravesend, Kent, as well as at R Space in Lisburn, Northern Ireland.

This beautiful video of the work in situ on the ship filmed by Gary Weston provides a great sense of atmosphere. 

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A big thank you to my project partners who have  curated and installed the work whilst I am unable to travel.

Empty Vessels (Photo Credit Voilet Shirran)

“For the Love of Gaia” first shown at the International Quilt Museum, Nebraska and at the Festival of Quilts UK will continue its tour New England Quilt Museum (NEQM) Jan 12 – Apr 9, 2022 – I am delighted to have ‘The Downs: Wind Torn’ featured. The exhibition was conceived by guest curator Luana Rubin in partnership with the museum.



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