'Lots of planets have a North' is a project by Emma Jackson and Claire Biddles exploring the North of England as it is imagined, lived, dreamed of, in words & pictures. The publication is designed by Kate Dunstone, which was released in Summer 2014. You can view the project on their Tumblr.
I was really pleased to have my embroidery 'Haworth Pub' included in the project.
Above are some pictures from Craft Central's Imprint exhibition which was part of the London Design Festival. There was a range of print-making on show from a variety of artists who use print in their practice. I had a few pieces on show in the foyer section of the show, detailing the process of producing a lino cut ceramic piece.I showed pieces from a view in Altrincham, a view in Bologna and a view in Haworth.
Got a mention on the UAL London Design Festival coverage here.
I invigilated the show and loved Kethi Copeland's London-inspired prints on paper and furniture, Regina Heinz's meticulous wall ceramics, colourful prints from Katherina Manolessou and Hannah Victoria Locker and Annabel Williams' printed and engraved hangings.
Top Left: Fanny Shorter, Other artworks Katherina Manolessou
I'm going to be showing a few of my wonky pots and tiles at Imprint at Craft Central. Here's a preview of my Haworth pot, inspired by my visit there and to the Bronte Parsonage.
Went to the Bronte Parsonage Museum at Haworth with the crows crowing ahead. I saw the sofa were Emily Bronte reportedly died. On Sunday we went to Liverpool to see 'The Art of Pop Video' at FACT and Emily and Anne flew a kite in Sefton. Got lots of ideas for new embroideries and linos...
