Articles & Updates

Built entirely in my garden shed using a TV in a wheelbarrow, toys, a car battery and a cheap Donald Trump AI app. I have created an opportunity to have an audience with the president of the United States of America.

We're at the Unitarians Church behind the Artbomb Hub on Hall Gate and entry is FREE, as is everything during the festival. This event is BYO.

Rendition opens at Artbomb in Doncaster at 4.30pm 10 July and will be on display until mid-August, visible from the street and open regularly from 11am-4pm on Wednesdays, as well as by arrangement at other times.

Doncaster artist Fiona Cahill is calling for an apology for the deportation of thousands of British citizens as infants because they were born to unmarried mothers.

On a Doncaster street already dominated by estate agent branches, Apartheid Apartments doesn’t immediately stand out as anything unusual. But on taking a closer look, potential customers will find half the shop dominated by barbed wire and CCTV cameras, with listings advertising a “striking, fully obliterated property” for Palestinians, or a “rare opportunity to participate in a crime against humanity” in an illegal settlement for Israeli citizens. 

For this mini-residency, I created a spin machine named Florence, designed to bring a more meditative approach to my process. It allows me to release control and pour pure energy onto the canvas.

Our festival will provocatively explore topical issues, in a global context, kicking off a new residency program: Rethinking Migration, Arts and Homelessness and Deep Listening: Pin Back Tha Lug Holes.