EXHIBITIONS

EXHIBITIONS

2007–present, UK and International

I regularly exhibit my creative practice and research, translating site-specific walking-performances into exhibitions that combine photography, film, drawing, objects, sound and installation. These exhibitions extend the life of performance works while also presenting new bodies of visual and material research developed through walking, landscape and place. Recent exhibitions increasingly include photography, drawing and installation arising from ongoing research projects alongside earlier performance-based works.

Recent Solo Exhibitions

  • 2025 – Becoming Rock. Peter Scott Gallery, Lancaster Arts, Lancaster, UK. Solo exhibition as part of the On Landseason, featuring photography, film, prints and experimental drawings exploring breast cancer, surgical menopause and rocky landscapes.

  • 2019 – Moments of Being: Mountain, Cave, Coast: Walking-Performance in Rural Landscapes. Solo exhibition presented as part of Kendal Mountain Festival, Archive Gallery, Heaton Cooper Studio, Grasmere, Cumbria.

  • 2018 – Dorothy's Room. Rydal Mount, Ambleside, Cumbria.

  • 2015 – Warnscale: A Land Mark Walk Reflecting on In/Fertility and Childlessness. Exhibition of photographs, drawings and artefacts, Wordsworth Grasmere, Cumbria.

 

Selected Group Exhibitions

2025 – Moon Things: An Exhibition of Lunar Art, Myth & Ritual. PaintSpaces Gallery, London, UK.

2025–2026 – Under the Same Sky. Wilderness Arts Collective, Sandra Higgins Art, Bath, UK. Exhibition of photographs from Becoming Rock: Silverdale.

2021 – Tell it to the Bees. In Opening Up: Threads and Beelines, Maketank, Exeter, UK.

2020 – Lockdown in Lancaster and Morecambe: Walk, Run, Pedal, Push. In Breathing Space: Walking / Moving / Seeing, Peter Scott Gallery, Lancaster University, Lancaster, UK.

2019 – Dorothy's Room and Women's Walks to Remember. In MOVE, Peter Scott Gallery, Lancaster University, Lancaster, UK.

2018 – Dorothy's Room and Women's Walks to Remember. In That Girl Did, Wordsworth Grasmere, Cumbria.

2018 – Creating Life-Event Walks: A Meeting of Landscape, People and Science. In EASST 2018 Conference: Meetings – Making Science, Technology and Society Together, Peter Scott Gallery, Lancaster University, Lancaster, UK.

Selected Group Exhibitions

  • 2018 – Close-up Clougha Pike Collection. In Upcycle – Recycle, Gallery 23, Arteria, Lancaster, UK.

  • 2017 – Warnscale: Emplacing, Re-imaging and Transforming 'Missing' Life-Events…

  • 2015 – Warnscale: A Land Mark Walk Reflecting on In/Fertility and Childlessness. Exhibition of photographs, drawings and artefacts, Wordsworth Grasmere, Cumbria.

  • 2015 – Creating a Scene: The Scenographic Practice of Louise Ann Wilson (2008–present). Oriel Davies Gallery, Newtown, Wales; National Centre for Craft & Design, Lincolnshire; national tour.

  • 2015 – Ghost Bird: A Silent Walk. Make/Believe: Design for Performance, Society of British Theatre Designers National Exhibition, Nottingham Trent University.

  • 2014 – Still Life (Redux). Film version in Sea Change: The Art of England's North West Coast, The Atkinson, Southport.

  • 2014 – Ghost Bird: A Silent Walk. Exhibition and installation, RSPB Gallery, Geltsdale, Cumbria.

  • 2013 – Fissure: A Three-Day Pilgrimage in the Yorkshire Dales. World Stage Design International Exhibition, Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Cardiff. Nominated for Best Production Design Award.

  • 2013 – Ghost Bird: A Silent Walk. Exhibition and installation in Transformed, Peter Scott Gallery, Live at LICA, Lancaster University.

  • 2013 – Jack Scout (Redux). Film screenings: Dance Cuts (Lancaster), FutureSound (Preston), Women in Sound (Lancaster).

  • 2013 – Fissure. Exhibition, On Walking Exhibition & Conference, University of Sunderland.

  • 2013 – Fissure. Exhibition, Performing Place Symposium, University of Chichester.

  • 2013 – Ghost Bird. Beyond Our Walls Exhibition, The Dukes, Lancaster.

  • 2011 – Transformation & Revelation: UK Design for Performance 2007–2011. Society of British Theatre Designers Exhibition, Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Cardiff.

  • 2007 – Collaborators: UK Design for Performance. Society of British Theatre Designers Exhibition, Waverley Building, Nottingham, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.