Finally got some more work up on the Emerging Artist platform. Four more pieces are now available.
​As expected, my solo show has had to be moved from next January and will now [hopefully] be some time in the Summer [2021].

I popped along to the Townhouse Gallery yesterday to see my painting in situ and all of the other works. It's a compact little show, but very well hung. I was particularly pleased with my exhibition cards, although collage isn't the whole story description wise. It has a piece of paper on it but it is mostly acrylic and oil pastels! Anyway, go along if you can, there were only three of my cards left unless they have stock in reserve [probably]

This year's Urban Art Fair has kicked off. No sunny street camaraderie for the artists this year though. We are all online socially distanced but artistically united. It is mostly happening on Instagram and twitter but some artists have open studios. Follow the #urbanartbrixton and #artistsupportpledge hashtags to find something new for your home/office

Popped down to the Private View of Estate [featuring works by David Hepher, Jock McFadyen and Keith Coventry] on Friday at Turps Gallery [this photo is from their Instagram feed, so if anyone objects please say and I'll remove it]. It's a ridiculously difficult place to find, especially in the dark. It would have helped if I knew that Taplow House is one of the blocks on the Aylesbury Estate, the subject of many of Hepher's works, and that the gallery isn't on the ground floor. Anyway, as you can see, it was popular. There was only one piece from each artists and only David Hepher's was easily visible, as you can see. I think I managed to spot each artist though. Three RA's on an Elephant and Castle council estate! I'm over by the stairs by the way.

The Brixton Summer Art Show, organised by the Brixton Bugle, is now open at Brixton Library. Running from today until August 6th. Pop down and vote for one of my two paintings. Make sure you all vote for the same one though! : )