it’s the last chance to see this show in Salthouse Church , which ends this Sunday
see here for details – hope to see you there


it’s the last chance to see this show in Salthouse Church , which ends this Sunday
see here for details – hope to see you there


the launch event for my exhibition in Salthouse Church is on May 26th. There will be storytelling and music and nibbles too- come if you can. Go to www.engrainedvoices.com for more info
I have finally finished all the lettercutting for my show in Salthouse Church next month. You can visit the engrained voices website to find out more. There are a few images below – a sneeky preview – I hope you can find timwe to drop in some time over the two week period. The show runs every day from 25 May-9th June from 11am-5pm. There are the following evening events too;
Sunday 26 May 6-8pm
engrained voices exhibition Private View
including Hugh Lupton’s Norfolk Folktales book launch
The official launch of engrained voices with drinks, snacks and storytelling
Friday 31 May 7.30-9.30pm
Storytelling evening: Saints and Scoundrels
Legends of the Norfolk Saints, a rich mixture of piety bloodshed and magic
For Adults and older children (12yrs+)
Friday 7 June 7.30-9.30pm
Storytelling evening: The Mardling Acre
Folk tales, legends and songs from the gossiping acres of East Anglia
For Adults and older children (12yrs+)
Work is progressing well for my show in Salthouse in May, I will be uploading some photographs of the finished pieces soon
click this link to visit the engrained voices website and to see the designs
I am currently working towards a show in Salthouse church this summer. I am making a series of pieces that relate to the theme of Norfolk Folktales. I am working with Hugh Lupton, storyteller, and he is helping by compiling a series of texts for me to carve in slate and limestone. The works are at different stages, some designed some carved already, some still being written.
I have set up a website to promote this show and to record the process. Click here to visit the engrained voices website
I finally finished carving these three panels today, and will be installing them in January. I have designed a wall which will be built within the grounds of Dalton Churchyard, near Skelmersdale, near Liverpool. These panels measure 1350mm x 800mm x 100mm thick. It has been a long process designing and carving these but immensely enjoyable.
Here are a couple more progress pictures of the carved panels for St Michael and All Angels churchyard in Dalton, Skelmersdale (see previous blog). I’ll keep posting more as the panels near completion. The pictures will be properly in focus next time !