Discover a captivating artistic journey into the realms of identity, memory, and collaboration in our latest exhibition, "Memoirs of the Self." Join artists Jessica Bill, Skye Davies, and Rhiannon Piper as they unveil a collection of thought-provoking artworks that push the boundaries of their practice. Delve into surrealistic representations of life and death, explore the nostalgia of familial identity, and confront the complexities of self-portraiture. Immerse yourself in a collaborative concept that weaves common motifs throughout the exhibition, inviting you to contemplate your own experiences.

This year in May, Myself, and a group of other artists in set out to curate our exhibition “Humans?”, featuring our own take on the project title. It was a thrilling and challenge project showcasing such a wide variety of art styles and media. Being able to collaborate to a final exhibition enjoyed by many was incredible experience that i believe all artists should consider. I wanted to share my experience of this journey to help others looking to curate their first exhibition!

As artists, we are often on the lookout for ways to cut costs without compromising the quality of our materials. One topic that frequently arises in this pursuit is the cost-effectiveness of making our own oil paints. Recently, I stumbled upon a discussion forum that posed the question, "Can I ACTUALLY save money by making my own paints?" The responses varied, piquing my curiosity and prompting me to delve deeper into the matter.