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My work as a stone carver is very
much involved in the process of taking away. The opposite to
building up, like clay or other materials. The physical exercise
that is involved, the challenge, the risks, sometimes even a fight,
between the stone and me, makes you respect the
stone. |
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| Qualifications: | |
| 1977/79 | Diploma in Painting, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. |
| 1987/91 | Diploma in Fine Art & Design, London Polytechnic. |
| Exhibitions: | |
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1990 |
Saffron Walden Library Paintings & Drawings |
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1992 |
Brighton Café Platform Sculptures & Drawings |
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1992 |
Brighton Festival Sculptures & Drawings |
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1992 |
Lewes Star Gallery Sculptures |
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1993 |
Hove Museum Sculptures |
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1993 |
Brighton Festíval Sculptures & Drawings |
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1994 |
Charleston Farmhouse Sculptures |
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1995 |
Brighton Festival Sculptures & Drawings |
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1996 |
Brighton Museum Sculptures Gallery |
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1996/7 |
Chichester Gallery "L’Artichaut”Sculptures & Drawings. |
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1997/98 |
Brighton Festival Sculptures & Drawings |
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1998 |
De La Warr Pavilion Artist in residence for the “Carving Mountains" exhibition, including artists such as Henry Moore, Eric Gill, Jacob Epstein and Barbara Hepworth |
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1998 |
Gallery L’Artichaut Sculptures & Drawings, in a joint exhibition with Piers Ottey |
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2001 |
John Skelton & Pupils Sculptures and drawings |
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2002 |
Brighton Festival Stone carvings |
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2003
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Skelton Workshop Sculptures & Drawings |
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