Thank you and Goodbye Cambridge Central Library
Cambridge Central Library have been wonderful to work alongside and I would like to thank the whole team there for their generous support and enthusiasm for the installation. You can… Read More →
Bristol Based Artist
Cambridge Central Library have been wonderful to work alongside and I would like to thank the whole team there for their generous support and enthusiasm for the installation. You can… Read More →
On the 13 May we moved Turning ‘ages to its new home in Manchester Central Library. The move went extremely well and we thank Tony Nielsen and Stuart for their… Read More →
It’s always important to think and reflect before you moving onto a new phase; With this in mind I wanted to honour the contributions made to the exhibition ‘turning ‘ages’… Read More →
I was recently asked how I chose the books used in the installation ‘turning ‘ages’. The first book had been on my bookshelf for a very long time – it… Read More →
Against the timely backdrop of an organised informative demonstration at the library, objecting to a proposed 3rd floor closure, (incidentally been reintroduced as a revenue generating business centre – a… Read More →
‘Turning ‘ages’ tour news update. Due to ‘PURDAH’- a pre-election period in the UK ( time announced election until the result – in this case its a 6 week policy… Read More →
A chance to chat about the meaning and creation of the Turning ‘ages project from conception to installation and what it means to me. Also looking at current projects and… Read More →
Well…. ‘turning ‘ages’ said goodbye to Cheltenham Spa and Gloucestershire yesterday. Thank you for all the encouraging comments Cheltenham, we look very much to bringing ‘turning ‘ages back hopefully in… Read More →
Wow what a welcome. Firstly Sue Dougan at BBC Cambridgeshire invited me in to have a chat about the exhibition. It was really relaxed and very enjoyable.
Thank you Cheltenham for hosting ‘turning ‘ages and commenting so positively on the work. These are some of the remarks left in the visitors book:- ‘ Never thought that a… Read More →