Exhibitions
2026
September - October: Behold, Richmond
July – October: WEB OF LIFE Exhibition, Kindred Studios Gallery, Kensal Rise
June: “Pensive 1” selected for the Society of Women Artists Annual Exhibition at the Mall Galleries
7 May – 20 June: GOOD THINGS Exhibition at Prince & Pilgrim Gallery, Richmond
February/March: “Pensive 2” selected for the Royal Society of British Artists Annual Exhibition at the Mall Galleries
2025
Aug: Group Exhibition (WWW Gallery, Queen’s Park) – Exhibition with 3 other local artists
June: “Doug the Thug” selected for the Society of Women Artists Annual Exhibition at the Mall Galleries
2024
Oct 2024 – Jan 2025: “Clash” selected for Bath Society of Artists Annual Exhibition, Victoria Art Gallery, Bath
Aug: Blossoming (WWW, Queen’s Park) – Exhibition with 3 other local female artists
May: Quintessence (The Box Gallery, Southsea) – Exhibition with 2 other local artists
2023
Aug: Group Exhibition (WWW Gallery, Queen’s Park) – Exhibition with 3 other local artists
2022
June: Unlocked (Burgh House, Hampstead NW3) – Exhibition with artist Christina Ingwersen
May – June: “Enough” selected for Bath Society of Artists Annual Exhibition, Victoria Art Gallery, Bath
Mar – April: Pulse (WWW Gallery, Queen’s Park) – Exhibition with artist Christina Ingwersen
2021
Oct – Nov: “Soar” selected for Bath Society of Artists Annual Exhibition, Victoria Art Gallery, Bath
2020
December: King House Gallery – work selected to feature in online magazine
March: Body of Work (Burgh House, Hampstead NW3) – Exhibition with fellow sculptor Miranda Barber and artist Claire Norton
2018
May: Portrait sculpture wins place in Inspired by the V&A exhibition at Morley College
January: Portrait sculpture wins place in Made at Morley exhibition
Commissions
2022: Portrait sculpture commission of “Tes”
2020: Portrait sculpture commission of “Don”
2019: Figurative sculpture commission of “Lucy”
2018: Commissioned by Morley College to demonstrate portrait sculpture at the Morley Christmas Fair
2017: Portrait sculpture commission of “Peter”