Recent Exhibitions

Two recent exhibitions include Lost Dreams exhibited at St Mary Le Wigford Church as part of the High Street Happening, organised and funded by The Mashup, and Fra Motorveien 1995, sold at auction for this year's #InspirationalWomenArtists exhibition c/o A Space Arts at God's House Tower in Southampton, UK.

Following last year's success, with Sleep Piece For Yoko Ono, the first post pandemic artwork exhibited in the #InspirationalWomenArtists exhibition and sold at auction c/o A Space Arts at God's House Tower in Southampton, UK.

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Selected Exhibitions

Selected exhibitions of solo work.

Lincoln Artists' Network curated group exhibitions.

Portrait Of Ian Duncan Smith With Bandaged Nose IMH 2016

Portrait Of Ian Duncan Smith With Bandaged Nose was exhibited as part of A Journey exhibition at the Institute of Mental Health in Nottingham.
Since becoming a carer for my son, who suffers from mental health, it is a critique of harmful welfare policies initiated by work and pensions minister Iain Duncan Smith, who had just quit the role.
After Self Portrait With Bandaged Ear by Vincent Van Gogh.

Curated for You

Lincoln Artists' Network

Caroline Jackson • 1st

Managing Director of Successful E-Commerce Verticals at LWF Group Ltd

March 23, 2010, Caroline worked with Helen on the same team

I have worked with Helen for a while now on building the Lincoln Artists Network which was her brainchild and an excellent idea for Lincolnshire artists.

Helen is calm and focussed, and manages to keep many things on the go at any one time which is very

impressive.

Helen shows passion and commitment to things that she undertakes and is great to work with on something that needs a steady and influencing hand to make happen.

David Rae • 1st

Director, Centre for Enterprise & Innovation at De Montfort University March 16, 2010, Helen was David's client

Helen shows great persistence and dedication in developing the Lincoln Artist's Network as a cultural

network of wider benefit to both artists and the community

Any support or encouragement you provide will be rewarded by Helen in return.

Degree Show

Collaborative international work with artist Magne Furuholmen, which led to my degree show installation The Unreal God And Aspects Of His Non-Existent Universe, University Of Lincoln, 2008.