28 August 2011 – Exhibition: Billie’s Cafe, Brighton
Feeling peckish? You won’t be after trying one of the hashes at Billie’s Cafe, just off Western Road! Whilst noshing, you can admire – or even buy – my photographs that are being exhibited…
2 June 2011 – Master’s degree in photography
I’ve just received an unconditional offer of a place on the University of Brighton’s highly regarded MA Photography degree course – well chuffed as I’ve been fretting since my interview: they have about 60–80 applicants but only about a dozen places, and my first degree is in chemistry – hardly relevant!
One of my tutor’s will be Magnum photographer Mark Power…!
4–17 May 2011 – Exhibition: The Fringe Show N.S.A.P.
As part of the 2011 Brighton Festival Fringe, I will be showing four C-type prints at AM Gallery Brighton.
“This contemporary photography exhibition of international artists consists of four different shows: narrative (N), still life (S), abstract (A) and portrait (P). Aiming to enhance the interaction between the public and photographic medium, this exhibition provides a rare opportunity to see the creative works of talented artists from all over the world.”
10 January–14 February 2011 – Exhibition and talk at Add the Colour cafe/gallery
I exhibited my memento mori series Tempus Fugit at Add the Colour on North Road, just down the road from Brighton rail station, near the Royal Mail delivery office. The highlight is a huge 1 m print of “Death’s head hawkmoth” – a signed edition of only five at that size, each professionally framed print costs £400.
I also presented a talk on my work.
28 May 2010 – Book cover
Need a good read? One of my photos is in every good bookshop! Myriad Editions has used one of the photos for “Quilt”, a novel by Nicholas Royle. More details …
1–25 May 2010 – Brighton Festival
My work was exhibited throughout May as part of the Brighton Festival’s Artists Open Houses. My exhibition was shortlisted for “Latest” magazine’s Best Open House Award 2010 – I didn’t win, but was pleased to be one of only 13 exhibitions selected out of a total of over 250.
