Intercultural Dialogue
I am working with Bev Harvey to deliver a new project with the Borderland Foundation for 2008-09. The project will consist of three creative laboratories, (Birmingham & Black Country in England, Bela Rečhka in Bulgaria, Sejny in Poland) and two wondering/traveling workshops - Hania in Crete and Baku in Azerbaijan. (Read more…)

Animator
A project with the Instytut Kultury Polskiej at Warsaw University through 2007 and 2008. The partners included Vytautas Magnus University in Lithuania, and two local arts associations - Katedra Kultury in Warsaw and Spolek Richelieu in Prague, alongside Laundry in the West Midlands, UK. (Read more…)

Piddle Valley Requiem
A series of contemporary explorations of a rural environment: photographic images and texts. Returning to the site of my first accidental arts project in the Piddle Valley in Dorset, this work is part factual, part biographical, and part requiem for the English countryside. (Read more…)

Caribbee Island Medley
Based on oral history material, photographs and memorabilia -and with the assistance of my lovely colleagues in Laundry, we made a small publication based on interviews and workshops undertaken during the project. We began our journey with the fine St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Birmingham. (Read more…)

I Love Zero Siedem
Referencing the cult 1970’s Polish TV series about Warsaw cops, an irreverent black and white photo-based cartoon about an alternative post-communist consumer world where the Berlin Wall never came down. (Read more…)

The Vodka Project
Cultural critique or obsession? Hard to tell. In a serious world, we need let our hair down… It doesn’t get the regular loving care and attention it deserves but visit the web site and read our meandering blog…

Born in the Bleak Country
A companion piece to the Wonders of West Bromwich and Warley, another view of the area. Found conversations in bars and at bus stops and queues and in living rooms. Thirty nine fragments of text only. (Read more…)

Banner photograph by Paulina, in Bela Rechka.