I first exhibited at Battersea back in 2005, so although I haven’t quite clocked up the full 25 years that we’re celebrating this time, I’ve made it to about 20 of them. It’ll be great to be back at the fair this autumn, always lovely to be in the tent on what will hopefully be some crisp autumn days.

I’m exhibiting with the Transistor project, alongside noted South West artists Ian Chamberlain and Paul Minott. it’s exciting to be in such good company, and I’m really looking forward to seeing their works at the fair.

Transistor is a Bristol based artists collective and arts project that organises group and solo shows, open call exhibitions, pop up events and exhibits at art fairs. We work with a roster of mostly mid career South West and London based artists, who we’ve met over the years, and often become friends with. More than anything else Transistor is a vehicle for travel, a way of putting our work out into the world.

We’re excited to be back at Battersea Park this March, exhibiting new work with the Transistor Project, a loose collective of mid career artists, mostly based in London and the South West.

For this edition we’re exhibiting work by myself, my brother Frank Elliott, Angela Thwaites and Dan Miles.

If you’d like a free pass to see the show, opening from Wednesday 6th March until Sunday 10th March, please do follow the link, choose your preferred day and time, and then select ‘gallery complimentary’ to obtain a pass for you and a friend.