February

The studio has been a busy place, February has slipped away in a bit of a haze of busy. There have been a few highlights worth mentioning – walks, completed projects, messages from folk that have hung their paintings in their homes. New paintings started. My Monday mornings usually start with a coastal walk. I … More February

Frontiers : Painting in Scotland Now

This summer the Royal Scottish Academy will present Frontiers, an exhibition considering the place of painting in contemporary Scottish art.  Co-curated by Robbie Bushe RSA and Flora La Thangue, Frontiers: Painting in Scotland Now will explore the ways in which artists are pushing the boundaries of the medium of painting and reveal it to be a vital connection … More Frontiers : Painting in Scotland Now

Burnmouth Birds

During the Easter holidays (April 2024) we made our yearly visit to Rackwick to say hello to my Birds. In 2008 (the year I was pregnant with my first child) I folded 100 paper birds while on a residency with 20 International artists. The birds have just had their 16th birthday. There are 10 still … More Burnmouth Birds

Drawing Orkney (2)

Delivering workshops to participants from Upside Downs Orkney : a group for young people with Downs Syndrome and Inclusive Orkney : who support children with additional support needs and their families, has been fantastic for all involved.  Each young person was accompanied by family members (parents/carers and/or siblings) allowing time for everyone to be creative, have fun … More Drawing Orkney (2)

Drawing Orkney

Delivering Art Workshops that encourage inclusivity, creativity and fun is an important part of my practice.  The most recent series of workshops are underway. Working alongside participants from Upside Downs Orkney : a group for young people with Downs Syndrome and Inclusive Orkney : who support children with additional support needs and their families, has been … More Drawing Orkney