I have just had an article published in The Journal of Australian Ceramics. It explains my trip to the UK in 2007 and the making of the "Tree of Health" mural for Brighton University School of Health Professions Eastbourne campus. Click on this link to read the article: AustralianCeramics.pdf  This article appeared in Issue 46/3 of The Journal of Australian Ceramics and permission was given to make it available on my web site. The Journal of Australian Ceramics is a great read full of interesting articles and great pictures. You can find out more information about the Journal by clicking on this link:  www.australianceramics.com

I have been working on a joint project installation titled Tactile Impressions along with artist Forest Keegel. It is for an All Abilities Playground in Harmony Park Coburg that was funded by Arts Victoria and the Moreland Councii. The art project has been community driven and developed with members of the Friends of Harmony Park group in consultation with the Coburg North Primary School and the Coburg Special Development School with artistic guidance from Forest.Together we created a sculptural installation made up of inter-related components reminiscent of remnants of dinosaur skeletons. The surface of the sculptural forms have been textured by making impressions using leaves, sticks, bones and  models of insects. You can view the final outcome at Harmony Park 185-195 Gaffney Street Coburg.