1 February 2023​

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Absolutely thrilled to be in the new premises, it's all so exciting!

 

Thank you to everyone who's supporting me in this journey - three weeks ago I was working in a prison and now this! I'm beyond grateful. I'm taking a week to get things sorted in the space and then let's fill it with art!

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xxx

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15 April 2022​

 

The House is in Adelaide my loves! So excited to be part of the first World Tiny Art Gallery Day alongside nine other brilliant little projects from around the globe. Thank you so much to founders, Sarah and Matt from Gallery Flaneur, for including the House.

 

(This first exhibition was held in the northern section of Gawler Place, Adelaide, and was supported by the City of Adelaide, the State Government of South Australia and Adelaide Economic Development Agency as part of ADL Unleashed).

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6 July 2022​

 

Thank you so so much to HAUS-A-REST, Jenna Fox and Nichola Rodgers for inviting me to give a little insight on running The House of Smalls for Issue 27 ~ The Tiny Issue ~ of their brilliant online zine.

 

Do check it out to see some wonderful small art, some of which by artists who have also shown in the House.

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28 December 2021

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Tote bags for sale! 

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• Open main compartment with easy access

• 100% cotton canvas

• Double carry handles

• 35cm x 34cm x 6cm

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I have a limited number of bags available at £15 (inc P&P for UK buyers) - if you'd like to purchase one please send payment (adding your name and address in the note section) HERE.​

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The House of Smalls is entirely self-funded aside from cost of postage of artworks to and from the House by exhibiting artists. No commission is taken on sales and all additional monies raised go towards upkeep of the Houses and future projects, website and marketing fees, social media promotions and printing costs etc.

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Thank you so much.

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27 April 2022​

 

We’re in print again my loves! Thank you so much to The View Magazine for inviting the House to be a part of the sixth edition, Spring 2022.

 

Thank you so much to the artists whose work is shown, from HoS shows This Volatile State, It’s My Life, and The Time of Her Life.

 

The View Magazine is by and for women in the justice system. A grass-roots social enterprise and campaigning platform working with survivors of abuse and violence, state inflicted oppression and trauma, care-leavers, asylum seekers and formerly incarcerated women, that gives voice to women in the justice system, provides an outlet for creativity and builds financial independence.

 

The View is the only organisation in the third sector that puts women with lived experience at the heart of all that they do, from board to volunteers, The View is a living, being community that is creating a brighter future through art, story-telling and hope.

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29 October 2021

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We’re in print my loves! 

Thank you so much to the wonderful Janet Cawthorne for including me in her Art in Lockdown: Through the Keyhole series of interviews for the illustrious arts magazine The Flux Review, alongside so many hugely talented and diverse creatives. This is amazing Janet! 

The photos selected are of the second and fourth shows, The Portrait Within and This Volatile State - enormous thank yous to all the artists involved with The House shows.

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