As the weather cools down a bit, the Bakehouse Studio has been hotting up with lots of new work-in-progress for exhibitions in May and beyond.
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Research work-in-progress on wood fungi for Eco Echo exhibition opening in March
Read MoreA fabulous group of creatives attended the first Totems Workshop of 2024.
Read MoreThanks to all the artists who have contributed to these fabulous events. It’s great to see your work reach audiences beyond the Bakehouse Studio.
Read MoreTo swim amongst fearless tropical fish, colourful corals and walk through forests of ferns under entangled banyan trees, to a symphony of birdcalls during the Mutton bird mating season was a pure delight.
Read MoreIt’s finally here. The birthday month I’ve been waiting for both anxiously and excitedly…
Read MoreHere’s to Spring – a time for growth and getting out and about again.
Read MoreA visit to Central Australia in July was a wonderful way to take a short break from Winter with the family…
Read MoreJune was a month where I managed to make lots of new work while also enjoying the delivery of it to some special places both near and far.
Read MoreThis totem even survived the freak half-hour hailstorm with hailstones the size of golf balls.
Read MoreApril has been a month full of research, writing and experimentation for new work including Freddie for the inaugural Sculptures@Scratchley to be held in the grounds of Fort Scratchley, an 1880s fort at the entrance to Newcastle harbour.
Read MoreFebruary festivities ended with Mardi Gras and my second big new totem for the year called Frida, an homage to Frida Kahlo and the sense of artistic free fall into Autumn.
Read MoreAs a huge month of making over January flows seamlessly into a big month of exhibiting in February, I have the scary but exhilarating feeling of being on the edge of yet another very exciting year.
Read MoreNovember was a month full of exhibitions, commissions, and Christmas event planning.
Read MoreExhibitions and openings in August at the Bakehouse Studio.
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