this happens every now and again, the plastic rots. I've been using gezebos in the garden since I lost my studio space under an old railway arch about 4 years ago. Council did the arches up now nobody uses them.
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About Me
- Helena Godwin
- Community artist, sculptor, painter and teacher, working with all ages and abilities. I run workshops for schools and colleges, community groups and individuals. I also co-tutor Painting for Pleasure, an established weekly class for people with disabilities and/or in danger of being isolated in the community. Studied Fine Art at Exeter and teaching at Goldsmiths College, London. Returned to Leamington Spa in 2004, after living and working as an artist in Southend, Coventry and Shetland. Since then have had three solo exhibitions and taken part in the biennial Warwickshire Artsweek since 2006.
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- snake called dyslexcia
- watching the weather
- woolgather Art Prize 2012
- Big Fat Pot
- attempt to cast from wax
- front garden to folk garden
- bottle cocoon (hugs continued)
- trees in intchy jackets (hugs continued)
- Sunday morning bottle collecting
- glass comfort blanket
- "hugs" summer 2011
- I love natural and man made stuctures combined
- Classes at trinity
- discusting sculpture
- OMG........2nd jan
- new year new workshop
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