Here are the details of the exhibition in which I have work included, opening next week at Plymouth College of Art, the gallery. The college is in the centre of town adjacent to the shopping Mall and the gallery fronts the college, accessable through the main entrance. Do come and have a look at the fantastic line up of makers on show!

Open 9am - 5pm every day, this year’s exhibition from the Association for Contemporary Jewellery is about magic – the magic of making, illusions, pulling ideas out of hats and thin air. Clever fingers, deception, smoke & mirrors, craftiness and sheer skill. 29 makers and 54 pieces will be showcased from ACJ members as far afield as Vienna and Australia, as well as jewellers working in all corners of the UK. The makers present a wide range of techniques, from traditional to contemporary, whilst utilising unusual materials (including plastics, paper, resin, glass, found objects and various metals) and demonstrating a vibrant display of skill, wit and excellent design. The Association for Contemporary Jewellery was founded in 1997 to promote greater understanding of contemporary jewellery practice, to support jewellers’ creative and professional development and to develop audiences for this lively field of contemporary craft and design. acj.org.uk

​Exhibition Opening: Weds 18th Nov / 5-7pm. Join us for the opening of Sleight of Hand, open to all, with refreshments provided.

From 7th November my Material Landscape collection will be available to purchase at Walford Mill Crafts in the New Forest, for their Inspire exhibition. This is where I will also be debuting my new solid pewter Craggy bangle designs  and new Shard earrings. There will also be a selection of my reclaimed Tins jewellery to purchase.

​Also imminently available, will be a selection of my reclaimed Tins jewellery at the Found Gallery in Dunbar, Scotland, which certainly looks like a beautiful place to visit.