Starman, Bronze. Edition of 15. 52x21x21cm

M Fine Arts, Boston
Exhibition runs: 7 – 30 November 2025
Opening evening (First Friday): 7 November 2025

I’m really looking forward to the upcoming show at the fabulous M Fine Arts Galerie, Boston, where my work will be shown alongside the wonderful paintings by Marc Chalmé. I’ll be at the gallery for the ‘First Friday’ opening on the evening of 7 November 2025, do come along if you’re in town.

M Fine Arts Galerie
460 Harrison Ave #C24
Boston, MA 02118, USA
+1 617 450 070

www.mfinearts.com

LKFF Art Projects

Rediscovering Threads of the 70s
September 14 to October 31, 2025

Opening vernissage on Sunday 14 September, from 3:00 to 6:00 pm

LKFF Art Projects
Hoogstraat nr 1, 1650 Beersel, Belgium

“The exhibition brings together the rarely seen early textile works of Belgian artist Claudine Péters-Ropsy with a selection of contemporary figurative sculptors of international renown. In dialogue with these rediscovered works, the exhibition presents sculptures by leading figurative artists who studied art in the 70s and/or grew up in those years. By juxtaposing very architectural textile experiments with the figurative sculptural voices of Carter, Henry, and Beaumont, “Rediscovering Threads of the 70s” explores how materials, bodies, and identities have been woven into contemporary figurative art across generations.”

www.lkff.gallery

‘The Journey’, plaster and mixed media, unique piece

RWA 172 Annual Open Exhibition
Exhibition runs 06 Sep 2025 – 28 December 2025

Over 500 contemporary artworks feature in the 172nd Annual Open from both established and emerging artists.  The works span a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, mixed media, textile art, architecture, video and more. All artworks are available for sale.

Further information and tickets available on the RWA website

Royal West of England Academy
Queen’s Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1PX, UK

Strange Magic: Andelli Art
Curated by Leslie Glenn Damhus
5–25 July 2025

Exhibiting artists:
Malcolm Ashman, Beth Carter, Dorcas Casey, Leslie Glenn Damhus, Joseph Dilnot, Helen Flockhart, Derrick Guild, Marie-Claire Hamon, Angela Lizon, Pinkie Maclure, Ian Middleton, Morwenna Morrison, Kim L Pace, Hamish Young and Pippa Young.

Strange Magic is inspired by ‘The Power of Myth’ by Joseph Campbell which touches on the function of artists as mythmakers and communicators of experiences. This myth-making and the intimate expressions of artist’s individuality are subjects that have motivated artist Leslie Glenn Damhus to curate Strange Magic, an exhibition which weaves together the spellbinding works of 15 contemporary artists and storytellers. 

For further information please contact: ellie@andelliart.com
Telephone: +44 7790 030506