| Biography |
| 1957 | Born Sussex, England |
| 1976-79 | BA English and American Literature, University of Kent |
| 1981-83 | PgDip Library and Information Studies, University College London |
| 1995 | Started first sketchbook, a present from one of two daughters |
| 1995-10 | Teaching Assistant (SEN), Tiverton High School |
| 1999-04 | BA Fine Art (First Class Hons), University of Plymouth |
| 2004 | Natalie Sitar Fine Art Prize for outstanding achievement |
| 2005-08 | MA Fine Art, University of Plymouth |
| 2005 | Creative Arts Scholarship, University of Plymouth |
| 2007-10 | Associate Lecturer Fine Art, University of Plymouth |
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| Exhibitions & projects |
| 2011 | Inter- Atrium Gallery, Bournemouth |
| | A Night of Light a Reveal Somerset event supported by Arts Council England, Hestercombe Gardens |
| | Under a New Sun, OSR Project Space, West Coker |
| | The Reading Room a collection of sketchbooks, writings and
readings with Michael,
Julia and Harriet Calver for SAW art weeks 11, Wrington |
| | England, My England Micro-Festival, The Brewhouse, Taunton |
| 2010-11 | Collaboration with research staff at Bournemouth University's School of Health
and Social Care |
| 2010 | Jelly and Tea, a Somerset Art Works project with the Neroche Scheme,
Clayhidon Village Hall and Musgrove Hospital Taunton |
| | Stowage commissioned and curated by Found Space, Exeter and Macclesfield |
| 2009 | Twenty things each: Distribuend virtual book |
| | Contributing artist Forest Tunes - The Library, an exhibition by Shai Zakai, CCANW Exeter |
| 2008 | Placement Artist, The Neroche Scheme (Forestry Commission)/Somerset Art Works
funded by Arts Council England |
| | Slippage Peninsula Arts Gallery, Plymouth |
| 2006 | MA Fine Art Exhibition Clifford Fishwick Gallery, Exeter |
| | Art Now St Michaels Church, Honiton |
| 2005 | Cut into Shape in partnership with Brewhouse Art and Education, Brewhouse Taunton |
| | Wahle Contemporary Art, Exeter |
| 2004 | STart04 Exeter Phoenix, Exeter |
| 2001 | Pardoes Modern II Brewhouse, Taunton. First Prize |
| | Rowe & Maw, London |
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