First of all, Pam Bowden has confirmed that she will be showing her remarkable photographs of St Ives at her exhibition this October. They are a place of stillness and reflection in our manic world- her sense of the moment being suspended in time is powerful. I can't recommend this exhibition enough!
And I'll be showing my somewhat different installation, time for tea, which makes reference to a number of social and political issues, as well as (sorry, folks!) containing some offensive language so not really suitable for younger people. However, it will make you ponder, it works on many levels and you will have the opportunity to see it in a perfect setting- an enclosed space, where the claustrophobia of the piece will have its full impact.
It will be shown on consecutive Sundays- 30 June and 7 July.
Of course there's nothing to stop you bringing your children to enjoy fabulous cakes and hot chocolates (or let's hope, cooling drinks) in the retro caravan- all proceeds to charity. (http://www.shapeafrica.org.uk/)
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