Last few weeks to see Unfamiliar Territory

It’s hard to believe it’s been almost four months since the private view, but suddenly there’s only a fortnight to go to see the exhibition Unfamiliar Territory at Falmouth Art Gallery, which features my infrared photography alongside famous Cornish painters including Kurt Jackson and Patrick Heron. The exhibition has had over 8000 visitors since it started. When it’s over, the gallery is keeping my prints to add to their permanent collection.

The private view was a joy – as I’ve half-jokingly told everyone, I felt famous for two hours. Over 100 people turned up and a good time was had by all (the free wine helped). The shop has sold out of my book, Welcome to St. Decay, and postcards several times over, and I’ve had to resupply them with additional copies.

This website has had a shop for a while now, selling a selection of prints from the book. I hope to add books, postcards and other prints soon. Etsy still sells copies of Welcome to St. Decay.

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