archiving and adding, images and stories
I’ve been updating my website recently – creating archives, and adding projects from last year and this year. So far I’ve added oak ash and thorn and some animations. I’ve […]
Tag Archives: critical journal
galleries in the landscape
My work’s inspired by landscape, so I’m drawn to galleries like The Jointure Studios, nestling in the South Downs at Ditchling, and the new Stone Wall Gallery (more images on […]
books in the digital age?
I love books as objects, and own many; but I also love the convenience of e-readers for commuting and holidays. E-readers are also not as comfortable to hold as a […]
craft and social change
I’ve just booked onto the Landscape of the Mind conference at the Lightbox in Woking (places still available). It’s going to look at the world of the arts and mental […]
do not go gentle into that good night..
I’ve been visiting West Norwood Cemetery, one of the Magnificent Seven, to prepare for this year’s Curious Trail. They hold the original records there, in wonderful copperplate, and I’ve been […]
memes and nudges at Nesta
I’m still at Nesta – working on the Living map – a collection of vignettes describing interesting ideas and projects, amongst other things. My favourite is still Mindings. There’s a […]
try something new
I’m currently spending three months as an intern at Nesta , the innovation foundation. I’m working in the Public Services Lab, of which more later, but they help and fund […]
the foam as still as milk….
The fantastic Sussie Ahlburg has come through with fantastic images of my Llyr Lewis pots. I think this one is my favourite – the line in the poem is: “Ond […]
new work for the Eisteddfod…
Just out of the kiln is the final work I’m getting ready for 2013 competitions. It’s always hard with new work to tell if it’s any good. I like to […]
how knitting soothes
Happy New Year to you all, thank you for reading all this time! I’m not really ready for 2013, so the blog & I have taken a break from pots […]
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