2018
Significant Figures: remembrance through making. Oxmarket Gallery, Chichester.
2012
Willow to Wire, Horsham Museum & Art Gallery
2021 Forces in Translation installation. Ruthin Craft Centre.
2021 Basketry – Rhythm, Renewal & Reinvention. Ruthin Craft Centre.
2021 Warp, weft, stitch, thread. Gallery 57, Arundel, West Sussex.
2020 Elements: wood metal. Gallery57, Arundel, West Sussex.
2019
Basketry – Function & Ornament. Ruthin Craft Centre.
2018
MADE: folding, bending, weaving, twisting. Qube Gallery, Oswestry.
2016
Summer Show 2016: Weave, The Makers Guild in Wales, Craft in the Bay
2015
Inspire: Winter Selling Exhibition, Walford Mill Crafts, Wimbourne, Dorset
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2021 Weaving Windmill Loops to Create Surfaces with Varying Curvature. Stephanie Bunn, Mary Crabb, Hilary Burns, Geraldine Jones, Charlotte Megroureche, Ricardo Nemirovsky. The Bridges Organisation 2021.
2020 The Material Culture of Basketry edited by Stephanie Bunn and Victoria Mitchell.
I am a contributing basketmaker writing a chapter in Part Two: Basketry as maths, pattern and engineering – Counting, number, loops and lines…
2020 Making Histories, Sharing Histories: Putting University – Community Collaboration into Practice
I have contributed ‘Studying Objects’ as a community researcher for the Basketry & Beyond heritage group.
2018 Seeking remembrance through making by Rupert Toovey.
Page courtesy of the West Sussex Gazette.
2018 Beyond the Battlefields
Kathe Buchlers Photographs of Germany in the Great War. This book contains a short contribution, made my me, in response to a photograph from the collection. A copy of the publication can be purchased through UH Press.
2017 Featured artist, Meet the makers, Countryside Voice CPRE, Summer 2017
2016 Featured artist, Silver Award 2016: Specialist Media, craft&design September/October 2016
2012 Work featured in Practical basketry techniques, Stella Harding & Shane Waltener
2009 Image included in The Craft Blueprint: a Workforce Development Plan for Crafts in the UK, Creative & Cultural Skills and Crafts Council