Bibliophilia

View of Dispersant through the window from the ally. It doesn't photograph well because of the reflections. But its lovely in real lif...

Julie Gibbons interviewed me and has p osted an article about my work on her blog, Tractorgirl .  

The lovely Sculpture Park at Waitakaruru Arboretum has a new exhibition on for Autumn: call and response , curated by Kim Paton and fea...

A strand of Dispersant, casting night shadows on the studio wall In preparation for installing Dispersant in the Outeredge Project wind...

Blizzard (2011) I won an award!  One of the four 2012 National Contemporary Fibre Arts Awards, the one sponsored by the Nelson City Coun...

One strand This morning I finished crocheting the 400th globule for the Dispersant installation.  I think I  started the first globule ...

Click on image to see more of the show Sculpture & Object at Sanderson Gallery had a wonderful opening on Tuesday.  It's a gorge...

I have Antarctica-themed work appearing in two group shows opening in March, one in Auckland and one in Upper Hutt (Wellington Region).  I...

Big oil spill in progress  I've got three substantial works in progress at the moment and flit between them according to where I...

Stockton Mine (photo from Solid Energy ) I spend a lot of time looking at pictures of open cast mines (photographs, diagrams and maps) t...

The first action on visiting is always to move the spinning wheel and tapestry frame out into the hallway so I can access what I need. I...

I'm overjoyed to announce the launch of my new 'gallery' website at www.meliors.net .  It's been years in the dreaming, mont...

View from the Tui Mine site, looking out over the town of Te Aroha and the Hauraki Plains   As part of the research I'm doing for my...

 I'm doing lots of thinking about what colours to use for the Tui Mine piece I'm designing.  Although I am confident and enthusi...