Haus Berlin

Haus Berlin is a group exhibition curated by Perennial Art, showing artists from Germany, Japan, The Netherlands, Scotland and Spain. The exhibition explores a diverse range of interpretations on the theme 'house'. My drawing 'Inverleith', is my homage to classic folk horror.

Inverleith, charcoal on paper, 195 x 125cm

 

 

http://www.nekojuice.com/perennial/art/

400 Women

400 Women is a conceptual installation project by artist Tamsyn Challenger utilising a mass collaboration with nearly 200 artists in response to the murders of women in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.

I was one of the artist's selected for this project and created a portrait of Violeta Mabel.
400 Women was first shown in London at the Shoreditch Town Hall basement recieving acclaimed reviews and was on Newsnight Review. 
This year as part of Edinburgh's Art Festival, 400 Women is shown in Canongate Venture, a former school. I feel very honoured to be part of this show.

http://400women.tumblr.com/

A house in the woods

Ondertekend - Amstel Park, Amsterdam

Here are some photos from the group exhibition, Ondertekend at Het Glazen Huis, in the Amstel Park,  Amsterdam. It was a fantastic sunny day in the beautiful park and I met the artist's who were part of the show.

Me and my drawings.

Robin Whitmore

I'd like to introduce you to the drawings of Robin Whitmore.  Robin and I studied our Masters in Contemporary Drawing, at Wimbledon in London. Since then I have been a fan of his work.
Check out his blogspot, also on blogger: http://www.robinwhitmore.blogspot.com/

For the love of drawing

Next Thursday 28th of April, I will be giving me second drawing workshop, For the love of drawing, at the Art's Complex in Edinburgh. Class begins at 6pm and ends at 9pm. Three wonderful hours of drawing from the imagination only. I'll keep you posted on the outcome.
Details can be found on: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=179250002123735

drawing workshop at NEA

I gave a drawing workshop at North Edinburgh Arts Centre. My aim was to encourage spontaneous drawing from the imagination and have fun. The results were fantastic...here are some photos.