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Morley College Textile Foundation Exhibition 2023 - including my final project!

 I’d be showing my final project for the course at the Textile Foundation Exhibition at Morley Gallery from Wednesday 28th June to Saturday 1st July (12-5pm)

The private view is Tuesday 27th June 6-8pm, I hope you can pop along and say hi!

Morley Gallery, 61 Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7HT

I will also be at the gallery on Wednesday 28th June 12-3ish and Friday 30th June 12-5, come and have a look at our work.





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