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During set up of my show "Better Days" I met up with the acclaimed photographer, Chris Saunders who asked if he could take my photo.

Reluctantly I agree to doing it, despite my entire show was themed around vanity and absence of important historical context. But it didn't take more than just overnight for Chris to return the next day with all of his equipment. His idea for my portrait, knowing that I am fond of exhibiting my face was to experiment with the idea of hiding my face.

Big thanks to Chris for the professional result. 

So it was with ‘Better days’. The exhibition is a composite of three different series that Heath Kane undertook in 2018, at the time each was separate, but with hindsight he saw a common theme.

Tomorrow is the launch of The Anti-Art Fair. I'll be exhibiting for the next four days - a show which the guys at Creative Debuts have masterfully put together. There's a great line of of artists. Certainly worth coming down for a visit.

My collaboration with Flying Leaps to produce "Second Class" - a political art pieces themed around the mishandling of Brexit is making its way on exhibition at FirstSite gallery in Colchester. The exhibition is on from Saturday 22 Sept 2018 to Sunday 6 Jan 2019.

The Art Car Boot Fair celebrates its fifteenth anniversary. This year it is hosting it's annual event in Granary Square in Kings Cross. The concept of the show is all of the artists personally pitching up and selling their original, exclusive artworks at astonishing just-for-the-day prices from the back of cars. This is the ideal place for entry level collectors to find a bargain. In the past original works by Damien Hirst, Grayson Perry and Tracey Emin have sold for under £100.