Monday, 17 July 2023
Wednesday, 8 December 2021
Monday, 20 May 2013
Vernacular Wooden Structure series
For the exhibition A Decade of the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award' a wooden sculpture was produced by using three steps and newel post from an old staircase as a former. A scaffold like structure built around the former.
The former is taken away to leave the wooden structure.
Thursday, 28 March 2013
Space Station Sixty-Five (SS65)
Bursary Studio Program
Our Bursary studios
Parade Mews, Tulse Hill is home to Space Station Sixty-Five's new studio spaces.
We are delighted to announce the first recipients of the SS65 Bursary Studio Program to be Paul Jones and Rosalie Schweiker.
Annie Whiles has also been awarded a subsidised studio space.
We are delighted to announce the first recipients of the SS65 Bursary Studio Program to be Paul Jones and Rosalie Schweiker.
Annie Whiles has also been awarded a subsidised studio space.
Monday, 15 October 2012
Monday, 19 March 2012
Monday, 12 March 2012
Wooden Structure (and other materials) Series
The initial inspiration was vernacular architecture. In particular a water collecting system I saw on a farm whilst holidaying in Jamaica. My task has been to create a series of systems that seem to work as corridors/gutters, collecting things and or transporting us to other spaces.Their original function is questionable like a relic or an obsolete building.
Untitled_Wooden Structure (and other materials) Series
2012
Balsa wood, bamboo skewers and elastic bands
Size variable
Untitled_Wooden Structure (and other materials) Series
2012
Balsa wood, bamboo skewers and elastic bands
Size variable
Untitled_Wooden Structure (and other materials) Series
2012
Balsa wood, bamboo skewers and elastic bands
Size variable
Untitled_Wooden Structure (and other materials) Series
2012
Balsa wood, bamboo skewers and elastic bands
Size variable
Saturday, 20 August 2011
Monday, 18 July 2011
Monday, 27 June 2011
Monday, 13 June 2011
Saturday, 11 June 2011
Friday, 6 May 2011
Friday, 1 April 2011
Popcornaut & Thinking Flowers? Installation
I have just completed a commission for Thinking Flowers? To produce point of sale display units that will be used to display The ‘Mother Earth’ ranges of hand-tied gift bouquets for Mothering Sunday 3rd April.
The work was both furniture and sculpture as contentious as that may be, but very much material form lead. The works went through many permutations before they settled into their current form and where able to show of the beautiful bouquets.
The display units can be seen and bouquets bought at Budgens, 199-205 Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park London NW3 4QG and Budgens 21-23 The Broadway Crouch End London N8 8DU.
The work was both furniture and sculpture as contentious as that may be, but very much material form lead. The works went through many permutations before they settled into their current form and where able to show of the beautiful bouquets.
The display units can be seen and bouquets bought at Budgens, 199-205 Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park London NW3 4QG and Budgens 21-23 The Broadway Crouch End London N8 8DU.
Crouch End Installation
Belsize Park Installation
Thursday, 10 March 2011
Brixton Hill SW2 SuperCell Series
2011,
compressed charcoal on tracing paper
80 x 59cm
80 x 59cm
Brixton Hill SW2 1SC
2010
compressed charcoal on tracing paper
66 x 44cm
compressed charcoal on tracing paper
66 x 44cm
Monday, 15 November 2010
Hallway Projects
At the Arthouse, Lewisham

Untitled_Gazing001 Anomaly Series
27 November 12-6pm
Jones often explains how strange it was that as a child he was often told
to stop gazing into space or out the window, those ‘grounded’ voices soughtto drag him back to the real world. The action of looking intently at things
is usually dismissed as fanciful daydreaming; he still stares into space butnow documents what he sees.
For this exhibition Jones proposes to document the space and produce afilm using sophisticated software in a slightly unorthodox manner. This film
will be projected back into the space to create, as he says ‘a displaced fractureof the real’.
Jones’ work stems from questions of memory and imagination. Though theviewer may find a myriad of materials and media being used his goal is to
balance the believable, observable world with the unbelievable, the unseen,the unhelmlich.
Hallway projects are a series of proposals responding to the uniquecharacter of the old Deptford Library.
Part of Deptford Last Fridayswww.deptfordartmap.com
Lewisham Arthouse
140 Lewisham WaySE14 6PD
www.lewishamarthouse.co.ukT: 020 8244 3168
E: lewishamarthouse@btconnect.comHallway Projects
At the Arthouse, Lewisham
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