I curated the Friends of Our Earth's very sucessful first pop-up weekend exhibition in the garden of
J M W Turner's House in Twickenham in September.
Now we are considering an exhibition about water and climate change. I am combining some ink drawings with photo collage to show floods and droughts in the Thames.
We are expressing our increasing concern about Climate Change and Biodiversity in many different ways.
In the past, learning to fly a glider taught me about the sky, the wind, the clouds, air pressure and thermalling. I love to express these in paint and my dream of flying with my mobiles.
Also I use my photographs, particularly taken looking up or down from the skies, in digital collages.
My uncle , a photoreconnaissance Spitfire pilot in WW2, gave me his flying logbook and started my interest.
Jane was brought up in Harewood Park, Yorkshire. She studied at Hornsey College of Art and in Manchester. Jane now lives and works in Twickenham, west London and has exhibited in in Beijing, Spain, Italy and Belgium and has had residencies in Hackney, Aldeburgh and New York.
She had a solo exhibition at Greenham Common in 2022 and at the Cower & Newton Museum in Olney in 2021. She often exhibits with RAG (the Riverside Artists Group) in west London and Bad Behaviour in Brixton.
View my CV for more information