My portrait of composer Benjamin Britten is part of Britten Pears Arts' Summer Contemporary exhibition in Snape Maltings and is available to purchase, framed. Curated by Devi Singh, Summer Contemporary is a five-week visual art exhibition that celebrates artworks in a variety of mediums and disciplines. Between 25 July and 30 August 2026, Snape Maltings will welcome visitors to enjoy visual art alongside music and the unrivalled natural landscape. My work is featured in the e

My etching and aquatint, Facing the wind (in red), has been selected to be exhibited as part of the Ironbridge Printmaking Competition. The exhibition is on view to the public from 4 July to 26 September 2026. Facing the wind depicts a man searching across an unseen ocean beyond the print’s edge with the wind blowing into his face and through his hair. The image was inspired by a quote often attributed to André Gide: “You cannot discover new oceans unless you have the courage

© Suzi Corker Torn, an assemblage of oil paint on paper, will be shown at 231LondonRoad's 'Ruin and Repair' exhibition in St Leonards, East Sussex. The group exhibition will run from 20 June to 11 July, and is sponsored and supported by Hundred House's Industry & Art Programme. This work of oil on ripped gessoed paper is an effort to become less precious when painting. It's torn, painted, stuck down with glue and paper tape, and elements are also raised off the surface creati

You can now subscribe to receive 4 individual prints throughout 2026. You will receive 4 etchings on paper throughout the year when they are created, to be delivered in March, July, September and December. Etching is a printmaking technique that dates back hundreds of years which results in a reproducible work of ink on paper. A waxy ground is rolled onto a metal plate which is then drawn into with a needle. The drawing exposes the metal below the wax so that when the plate

I’m delighted to have been chosen to be part of Eastbourne Towner Gallery’s Open Plan: Summer Studio residency in August. Just announced as the host of next year’s Turner Prize, Towner will be opening up its ground floor studio as a workspace – a resource that I’m keen to make use of to explore the idea of scale in my work – and hosting a viewing at the end of the residency. ​The space will be open to the public for the duration. It's a free, drop-in event so you’ll have the

Last week I had the privilege of drawing model Sue Tilley over Zoom. Best known for Lucian Freud’s depictions of her in the 1990s (including Benefits Supervisor Sleeping , which set the record for the most expensive painting by a living artist sold at auction when it went for £17 million in 2008), Sue was also prominent on the 1980s club scene where she was a regular at nights such as the Wag Club and Taboo, run by her friend, the performance artist Leigh Bowery. It was Bower