New Year - New Ideas
January 28, 2024
Looks like an active year ahead for people who love art.So let’s see what is happening?I am now exhibiting only at the Heritage Gallery and I like the new owner Adriana very much. Adriana worked at Heritage Gallery a few years ago so she knows the ropes and she knows...
So much has happened!
May 15, 2023
Reality - much has happened since I last wrote in this space.Last year I organised and exhibited in the A PASSION FOR ART exhibition which was run in conjunction with Cambridge Rotary, this was a total success.Cambridge Rotary and Carey Church can be commended for the manner...
Life has been so busy here, I haven't had a lot of time to paint. But... from today I am inspired and back into it!
Along with a team of magnificent people, I have been involved in setting up U3A Cambridge (University of the Third Age). From a standing start...
A Passion for Art, Hundertwasser and a new painting
February 14, 2022
First blog for a new year!!
Not a good start with Omicron and ‘red traffic light’ settings. BUT by November we will be fine. Take my word for it.
I am part of a team who is organising a project named A PASSION FOR ART. What we envisaged and were working towards was a two day exhibition on April 2 a...
A bright spot on a cold rainy day
August 16, 2023
A mid-winter blog on this cold day. A glass of wine is always nice on days like this, snuggled up with my best friend Bella. (see photo).I have some new paintings, which are in the pictures above and below this blog post.I am always thinking of new ideas and new ways of pain...
Mugs, Outdoor Art, 19th November exhibition and 'This is Africa'
October 26, 2021
November 21st exhibition in conjunction with the Garden Festival
An interesting time for all of us, particularly for those of us in lockdown.
Anyway, I believe in being positive and I am preparing to see you all on November 21st at the Rotary Cambridge Garden Festival, I am fortunate to be having an exhibition on that day at my home .
Let...
Painting during lockdown & enjoying Cambridge's History
August 31, 2021
Painting during lockdown & enjoying Cambridge's History
Katherine Mansfield said, “It is of tremendous importance that we laugh at ourselves.”
For those who know me well will be aware that I am a very big admirer of Mansfield and in these times of lockdown I guess we have to find something to laugh at even if it is ourselves....
Africa, Cornwall and the Cambridge Museum
August 5, 2021
Africa, Cornwall and the Cambridge Museum
I can be very boring… and it’s hard to believe that here we are again and the time has sped past us. So I will be boring … and look at what has happened during that time!
I am preparing for Sunday, November 21 and the Rotary Cambridge Garden Festival. A...
Enjoying painting Fowey in Cornwall
April 4, 2021
Enjoying painting Fowey in Cornwall
Here I am in Wellington for Easter, blustery city, but the city houses two of my daughters, so I have a special affinity to this city.
I had my pop up exhibition a couple of weekends ago - just for one day, to celebrate the Cambridge Autumn Festival.
I met some v...
A painting to hang outdoors in a garden - a special challenge
January 17, 2021
Commissions and outdoor art
Good Morning - I’m looking forward to this coming year.
Getting back to normality anyway after the Christmas break. I saw all of my family, three daughters who are the mainstay of my family and am off soon for a week in Wellington where two of my daughters live.
I ha...
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