Exhibitions 2010 - March 2020   (Selected)

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• 2021 10 Gram Challenge. Royal Society of Scuiptors. London. RSS & Milwyn Casting. Bronze.

• 2020 Drawing Talking To The Sciences. Ruskin Museum of the Near Future. Curated Sarah Casey and Gerry Davies

• 2019 The Fragile Ocean. Group Exhibition, Sail Britain. St Johns at Bethnal Green & Lumen Gallery.

• 2017 Royal Scottish Academy Open Exhibition . Edinburgh. Cast glass

• 2017 Coals from Newcastle. Proposal, Great Exhibition of the North. Collaboration with the Mining Institute, Newcastle upon Tyne. Biochar 

• 2015 Observations Not Taken Today. Vane Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne. Biosemiotic drawings.

• 2014 DUNE. Recovered Memory. Collaborative exhibition project with Ken Grant. Sculpture and related works, perceptual memory.      

• 2013 What is Drawing?  The Customs House, South Shields. Curated by Esen Kaya & Dr. Mike Collier. 2013

•  08/09/13 Armstrong’s Admirable Speech 1863. Banner Artwork. British Science Festival, Newcastle upon Tyne 08/09/13. Dissolution of the Sea Butterfly. (Ocean acidification) Collaboration with Armstrong Studio Trust, The British Antarctic Survey, Henrietta Heald, biographer of William (Lord) Armstrong.

• 2012 Orange Band  and other works. The Narrative of the Dusky Seaside Sparrow. Works in drawing and cast glass.  University of Sunderland. 2012

• Dec 2010 - Jan 2011Jennie Speirs Grant, Margareth Troli and Kathryn Wightman. National Glass Centre. Sunderland. Works in drawing and cast glass. Curated by Grainne Sweeney.

•  2010 Sterna Paradesaea – Oblique Ornithologies. Armstrong Studio Trust, Newcastle Upon Tyne. Jennie Speirs Grant, Mike Collier, Ken Grant, William Colwell. (Catalogue available). Glass, Drawing, Sound/installation, Film. Curated by Jennie Speirs Grant.

• 2010 A Journey in Glass and Ceramics. Bede’s World Museum, Jarrow. Post graduate Glass and Ceramics. Group show.  Curated by Dr. Sylva Petrova.

• 2009 Record. Drawing, Cast glass, Installation and Film. Joint exhibition, Bill Colwell, filmmaker. Open Wall Gallery, Newcastle Upon Tyne.

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