Situated just a stone's throw from King's College, Cambridge Contemporary Art is in the heart of the beautiful, historic University city of Cambridge. Since opening in 1990, the gallery has gained a reputation for its extensive range of high quality work and innovative exhibitions of local, national and international artists. http://www.cambridgegallery.co.uk

Fen Ditton Gallery is a new gallery established in 2018 by Cambridge artist and photographer Lotte Attwood.
Situated in the heart of Fen Ditton village, just a short cycle ride along the river from central Cambridge, Lotte worked on the conversion of this handsome Victorian National School building, with advice from independent curator Amanda Game and architect Matthew Maier of Brocklehurst Architects.
Lotte invited Amanda to help develop the concept and early programme for the gallery drawing on her extensive experience as a curator in the field of craft and design and the gallery launched with Borderlands, an exhibition of works by silversmith Simone ten Hompel and Lotte's own photographs. https://www.fendittongallery.com

Hayletts Gallery is located in the historical town of Maldon, Essex, in a lovely Georgian house. We exhibit a wide variety of artists including: Essex and East Anglian artists; Modern British Original Prints and also Contemporary Fine Art limited editions by many of the UK's leading artists. We also deal in multiples by European Modern Masters, in particular Verve cut-outs lithographs by Henri Matisse.
We curate 9 exhibitions a year offering a wide selection of art from paintings to photographs, sculpture and ceramics. Alongside the gallery is our designer gift shop. https://www.haylettsgallery.com

The Old Fire Engine House is a restaurant and art gallery in Ely, Cambridgeshire. It is situated just west of the cathedral in an attractive Georgian house with a large walled garden stocked with many old English fruit trees, herbs and flowers.
It was built in the mid 18th Century on the site of a farmhouse which was the home of Dean Tyndell's widow in 1616. Ely's horse-drawn fire engine was kept there at the turn of the century, which can now be seen in a photograph above the fire in the bar.
Ann Jarman set up the restaurant in 1968 with two friends and continues to run it with her husband Michael. Their aim was to use local, seasonal ingredients and recipes; a concept which is commonplace now, but was relatively unusual fifty years ago. http://www.theoldfireenginehouse.co.uk

The Craft Centre and Design Gallery, tucked underneath Leeds City Art Gallery and next door to Visit Leeds, provides a place for escapism, quiet, calm and a place to tend to your wellbeing. Making time for yourself amongst an often hectic lifestyle has been proven to assist with an improved state of mind.
Established in 1982 our aim is to take you on a journey to experience the talent, skill, originality and beauty of contemporary craft made by UK designer makers today. Every year our seasonal exhibition programme brings together the very best of handmade contemporary jewellery, ceramics, limited edition prints, glass, wood, textiles and works in mixed media exploring specific themes. We also provide an ever changing selection of makers who support and enrich each main exhibition. http://www.craftcentreleeds.co.uk

Church Street Gallery, Saffron Walden, Essex, is an independent art gallery specialising in Fine Art & Contemporary Paintings, handmade Prints, Pottery and Crafts by local artists and makers. It is owned and managed by Debbie Scott with the help of Daisy Courtauld, both working artists who share a passion for what they do. They bring an inside knowledge which they are always happy to share about the way their artists work to create the wonderful work that they do. Everything is handmade with a focus on the beautiful, unusual and of course original. https://www.churchstreetgallery.co.uk

The 4th Red Dot Art Mini Print Exhibition features 500 mini prints from both traditional & contemporary fine art printmakers across the UK and mainland Europe.
The 4th Red Dot Art Mini Print Exhibition enjoyed a great first outing at The Garage Gallery in Aldeburgh in September and then in Woodbridge in late October!
The first outing in 2020 will be located at the ANTEROS ART FOUNDATION, in Norwich, from the 10th - 21st March.
A full exhibition dairy of upcoming 2020 events will be published in the near future!
Other exhibition Dates so far include -
Woodbridge- ARTSPACE - April 30th - May 6th
Cambridge - Art Works gallery - May 28th - June 1st https://www.reddotartconsultancy.co.uk/4th%20Miniprint%20Guidelines-1.pdf

Cambridge Drawing Society must be one of the oldest in the UK, having been founded in 1882. Despite its name, it does not just show drawings, but a wide range of paintings, mixed media items, batik, sculpture and limited edition prints. Membership is limited to artists living within a thirty mile radius of Great St Mary's, Cambridge, and who are invited to join via a selection committee of current exhibiting members.
The Society hosts two exhibitions per year, in the spring and autumn, in Cambridge. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Cambridge Open Studios is a flourishing community of nearly 500 artists, craftspeople and designer-makers working throughout Cambridgeshire. Our aim is to help bring artists and local people together.
Each weekend in July we invite the public to visit our workshops and studios as part of the annual Open Studios event. This provides an opportunity for you to see our work and find out about the techniques we use and the passions that inspire us. https://www.camopenstudios.co.uk/

Cambridge Original Printmakers Biennale is an independent innovative exhibiting event based in Cambridge UK.
The founders of the Cambridge Original Printmakers Biennale, Jo Tunmer, Sue Jones and Anthony Hopkinson wrote a mission statement for their inaugural exhibition in 2014, which was 'to promote and further a knowledge and understanding of printmaking and its technical variables and complexities to a wider audience’.
The Cambridge Original Printmakers Biennale 2018 delivered once again an outstanding event, as expected by the visitors and exhibitors. The exhibition took place at the wonderful historic Pitt Building, Trumpington St, Cambridge CB2 1RP, situated on the corner of Silver Street, opposite the famous Fitzbillies café.
The 2018 exhibition was open to printmakers who specialise in hand-pulled original prints, and work within a 35 mile radius of Cambridge UK (from the marketplace). All printmakers who submitted for the Cambridge Original Biennale 2018 had their work viewed and selected by an independent selection panel. http://cambridgeoriginalprintmakers.com/

The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers is one of the world's premier printmaking organisations. All of the Society's members are practising professional printmakers, elected after a rigorous selection by a panel of their peers. From its home at Bankside Gallery, next to Tate Modern & on the south banks of the Thames, it holds regular exhibitions showcasing the best in contemporary printmaking.
The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers has created the annual open submission National Original Print Exhibition to showcase the best in contemporary printmaking in any printmaking technique. https://www.re-printmakers.com/exhibitions/

My prints Goonhilly Downs and White Downs State III were on show in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions of 2015 and 2016 respectively https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/

Featuring my collaboration with Kate Caoimhe Arthur, Fenland Poet Laureate 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPXwzXFDu4w&feature=youtu.be