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Ben did his first exhibition in the Focus Gallery in Nottingham featuring a three series of works in pastel, wood, and paint which concentrated on ‘Spaces of possibility’. Respectively the works explored building and construction sites, personal reflection and transformation, and public moments of personal, social and political change. He attends a variety of craft fairs and workshops throughout the year. He has also done two collaborative exhibitions in Aberdeen at the Anatomy Rooms and Robert Gorden University on the themes of Conceive, Collaborate, Connect exploring the transition to magic of conception, the challenges and wonders of gestation, and the social transition to parenthood.

A fourth exhibition held at Yellow Arches in Sheffield was developed a contribution to the Charity Gambling With Lives which aims to lobby for reform of gambling laws and on mental health. This was important following the suicide of his friend who fell victim to this terrible industry.

More to come.

otherExhibitions

2023

Communicate, Conceive, Connect

Mediums: Wood, Glass and Light, Paintings, Crochet

Themes:

  • Conception
  • Gestation
  • The social transition to parenthood

Anatomy Rooms and Robert Gordon University - Abardeen

2019

Gambling With Lives

Mediums: Wood, Paint, Pastel
Purpose: Contribution to the Charity Gambling With Lives, which campaigns for reform of gambling laws and awareness of mental health impacts
Context: Dedicated to a friend who died by suicide due to gambling-related harm

Yellow Arches - Sheffield

2018

Spaces of Possibility

Mediums: Pastel, wood, and paint 
Themes:

  • Building and construction sites
  • Mental Health 
  • Personal reflection and transformation
  • Social, and political change

Focus Gallery

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