This artwork is now on display at St Barnabas Church, Jericho, Oxford OX2 6BN

10 February - 9 April 2014

To gain entry, please phone Paul on 01865 513601

First Public Exhibition

Inter-Action, Milton Keynes, October 2013

Visitor comments from exhibition at Inter-Action in Milton Keynes:

• I like the ideas translated into very different materials and images. It took time to read the installation personally re what it evoked. A really worthwhile visit. The words in the handout helps to take the thought further. Kay Lynn 11.10.13

• We eventually got here! I think your work is inspirational and I'd love to provide an opportunity to exhibit in the chapel. Please do contact me. Neil and family 12-10-13

• So glad we came. Joshua has been 'explaining' all about your work to a group doing a workshop here. Your triptych is so personal - I'm pleased we found and read your notes. Thank you for suggesting we visit the exhibition, a very worthwhile visit. Heather

Preparation for April exhibition

 

As I prepare to install this work in April at the St Andrews Healthcare in Northampton, I have set up this blog in advance to record preparations for the exhibition. I plan to record impressions, interpretations and possible inspirations as two groups within the population are taken to view and interact with it. You are welcome to comment on the progress of this project.

From the St Andrew's Healthcare website:  St Andrew's Healthcare is a charity with an outstanding reputation for quality of care built up over 175 years. As a unique national teaching hospital across four sites in the UK, our specialist services include mental health, learning disability, autism and brain injury.  St Andrew's has tripled in size since the late 1990's, with £200m invested in new facilities. With over 1000 in-patient places, the charity has the UK's leading national secure facilities for adolescents and young adults, women, men and elders, in addition to community services.  Our national and regional services in Northampton, Essex, Birmingham and Nottinghamshire make St Andrew's by far the largest provider of NHS care in the charity sector.