To enter a shop alone as a mid-twentieth century child is as complex as a peace treaty. They are not friendly spaces. They have codes as mysterious as going unarmed into the liar of a wild animal,  challenged to fight in a duel, ordered to dance a minuet, negotiate a treaty, perform a ritual of gift exchanges in a foreign land and language

How a female artist’s art school notes are obscured by motherhood in the 1970s ‘Our Generation’ is the subtext of my work, women artists of the 1970s reclaiming our place in popular culture. I am preparing another theme for Our … Read More

My postcards included in Above and Below exhibition show photographs of me as a small child taken in Brixham. The original images were taken on Brixham Harbourside and Mansands Beach Brixham in the late 1950s and 1960s. I have collaged … Read More