A short film of my Island of Trees installation at River Waveney Sculpture Trail 2016 is now on Vimeo. Inspired by a childhood memory of a strange chapter in The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame; a missing otter pup, a mysterious protecting Presence, the island near the weir – re-imagined in an island …read more…
Work by Meg has been selected for Waveney & Blyth Arts River Waveney Sculpture Trail, curated by Sarah Cannell. The trail has moved to a new site, the Raveningham Centre Norfolk. https://www.waveneyvalleysculpturetrail.com The exhibition will run from August 18th – Sept 3rd – open daily 10 – 5. Meg plans to develop the theme of …read more…
Flying and crawling creatures made from wild materials will be on display in the window of Craftco, Southwold, Suffolk. https://craftco.co.uk Open daily 10 – 5, except Sundays 11 – 4, Weds only in school holidays. Some pieces will be for sale.
Please note Nutmeg’s phone number has changed to 01502 478525. [478999 (puppet emergency line?) is now defunct!]
Catch Meg’s new film “Tai Chi with Carol Wrigley” at Moving Arts East Celebration of Dance and Film at The Cut Halesworth this Sunday 20th November. On view in the foyer, on a loop from 7 pm. Filmed at Carol’s Monday night class summer 2016 at the Waveney Centre Beccles