Author Archives: melissa

Alice Kettle: The Garden of England                                              The exhibition of The Garden of England will take place at the Queen’s House, Royal … Continue reading →

Participants: Arlington Conservation, David Clarke, Leo Fitzmaurice, Fixperts, Alice Kettle, Laura McGrath, Jasleen Kaur, Park View Motors, Gord Peteran, Steven Probert, Roland Roos, Bernhard Schobinger, Hans Stofer, Jasmina Vuckovic, Lisa Walker, Max Warren. 14 Fe b r u a r y … Continue reading →

24 November 2012 – 24 February 2013 Portsmouth City Museum and Art Gallery, Museum Road, 
Portsmouth, 
PO1 2LJ The history of making is implicated in the stories of the places we live and of what we do. Textile making is present … Continue reading →

Making It: A celebration of craft and community in Winchester Winchester Discovery centre, Winchester 12-14 October 2012 A multi stranded celebration of making and creativity which takes place in Winchester and reveals how craft and the process of making is … Continue reading →

www.theboatproject.com http://margatehoststheboat.org/ http://www.turnercontemporary.org/public-programme/margate-hosts-the-boat Sail and accompanying flags made for Margate Hosts the Boat project. The images were gifted by local schools and community groups which I incorporated into the design. The sail is doubled sided, 10m high. A procession through … Continue reading →

Material Response May 31-July 15 Queen Street Mill, Burnley, BB10 2HX Steve Dixon – Alison Welsh – Alice Kettle – Lesley Mitchison – Andrea Zapp A series of installations of thought provoking new work by artists set amongst the machinery … Continue reading →

Conversations & Collaborations’ April 28 –May 27 2012 Museum in the Park GL5 4AF Images of new collaborative work with Jane Webb and David Gates   Alice Kettle November 2011 Pairings II Conversations and Collaborations is a simple thought; to … Continue reading →

Exhibition with Alice Kettle & Jules Findley Chichester Cathedral  18.2.2012 – 29.3.2012 A project which explores issues of loss. The project focuses on personal loss and the wider context of loss reflecting social political agendas. The work developed explores notions … Continue reading →