The Great Outdoors Postcard Set

They have arrived today all printed and ready for 'The Great Outdoors' exhibition opening on Thursday 8th November 2012 at the Department of Coffee and Social Affairs on Leather Lane. Anna's going to taking some professional pictures of these...but we don't want to give too much away until their unveiling on the 8th.

Ceramics

So far, pinch pots, coil pots, slip decoration tiles (inlay, stencils, sgraffito)

Aspidistra X Launch

Still on for the next hour or so at FoodFace Projects, featuring work by Matthew-Robert Hughes, Mark Sadler,Jess Littlewood, Hania Stella-Sawicka, Joseph Popper

Available to purchase from here.

Eat Everything at 18 Hewett Street

Here's are some pictures from the Eat Everything exhibition at 18 Hewett Street and the Hewett Street Party. Work shown included Sophie Alda (pizza's!), Andrew Kerr, Brooke Olsen and Rob Goodall. I exhibited 'Food Fight' an embroidery and 27 ginger elephant biscuits which disappeared after I wrote a note saying 'Eat!'.

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Ginger biscuit elephants

Meeting an elephant on your journey is lucky...

Getting ready for The Great Outdoors

I stitched the final stitch on my work for 'The Great Outdoors' Nest Gallery exhibition opening Thursday 1 November 2012 at the Department of Coffee and Social Affairs. Yesterday I dropped my work for framing at Peckham Pictures. It's time to start professionally framing my work!

Eat Everything at 18 Hewett Street Gallery

Got some work in this - making something edible and something tacile - come!

EAT EVERYTHING a foodie exhibition 18 Hewett Street Gallery 12.00pm-9.00pm

Protein are organising a free, one-day-only street party full of food, drink, music, art and design. All along the Hewett Street block. Belly Kids are hosting the 18 Hewett Street Gallery

EAT EVERYTHING a bizarre look into the goodness of food. Expect prints, paintings, sculptures, music, design and installation

More to be added!

artists include - Sean Morris, Brooke Olsen, Mike Kilkelly, Stu Ross, Laura Gee, Sophie Alda, Tim Parker, Logan Fitzpatrick, Chris Golden, George Collum, Tim Easley, Jonathan Wilkinson, Rob Goodall, Andrew Kerr, Reena Makwana, Chloe Bonfield, Thomas Bird, Sam Tomlins, Jack Andrew Lantern, Benjamin Savva and more to come

Food Fight

The Great Outdoors

New Nest Gallery exhibition coming up! Opening night is Thursday 8 November 2012 at the Department of Coffee and Social Affairs - put that date in your diary. Featuring the work of: Alison Mure, Amber James, Anna Lincoln, Chloe Bonfield, Reena Makwana, Rhea Evers, Rosie Walder, Keep an eye on our blog for interviews with the artists and more news on the show. Sponsored by Impress Print Services.

Letter cards

Four thank you cards.

Aspidistra X

Edited by Bella Dear and designed by Lewis McGuffie, Aspidistra X, a sci-fi special is out now and available from here and includes a pull-out poster from Anna Lincoln. (Picture from Aspidistra website)

Here is my contribution Jellyfish Corp 1 and 2 which was inspired after reading Androids, Humanoids and Other Folklore Monsters: Science and Soul in Science Fiction Films by Per Schelde.

North Wales

South London Tripstitch

I've been working on a number of projects, one being the new Nest Gallery exhibition, opening in November at the Department of Coffee and Social Affairs in Clerkenwell. Anna Lincoln and I have been working with the Exhibition Curator of the space and five other Nest artists to put together 'The Great Outdoors'. Currently the work is in progress, we're going to print soon and things are gradually building momentum. My work is a series of three embroideries depicting South London, in particular three stops starting at the Heygate Estate and finishing at the Camberwell end of Coldharbour Lane, close to my house. Above is a preview of my 'Heygate Ladies' embroidery, the first of the 'tripstitch' (phrase coined by Anna).

Grayson Perry at Victoria Miro

Grayson Perry's beautiful tapestries depicting the three British class systems and their presence in modern times is on at Victoria Miro. Managed to get over to it last week. Very inspiring.