Celebrate Dr Sue Porter

It is special when people gather together to celebrate the life of someone they love and respect. I was glad Continue reading →

Window of memory

Aptly, the day preceding her memorial. the window I had designed and made for Sue and Glenn’s house, in payment for Continue reading →

The Anglesey Box

Having decided on what we wanted the contents to be. I spent two days at UWE digitally printing three maps Continue reading →

Set up of PhD Exhibition

  There was more than one occasion in the last few weeks when I questioned the efficacy of the decision Continue reading →

RGS Conference

Royal Geographic Society Conference, RGS London. As part of the panel – Geographies of loss, grief and carrying on: the nexus of death, diversity and resilience, organised by my supervisor Avril Maddrell and Oliva Stephenson I Continue reading →

Every Day for a Year

Re-reading the notes from the first curatorial conversation Carol and I had, I stated: “I want to make an exhibition Continue reading →

The Height of Him

Carol arrived on the day before the second exhibition and immediately started to tease out different possibilities for altering the Continue reading →

Objects of Loss

The first exhibition at the Back lane West residency – Tying the Threads was an opportunity to test the project Continue reading →