I will exhibiting at The Aleph Contemporary where I exhibited last year, from October 17th to November 2nd as part of The Autumn Open Studios. The exhibition is called ‘Landscape in our Midst’ and is a continuation of the theme of how the landscape is effected by intensive farming. I explore a sense of abstraction whilst using Google Earth to locate some of the intensive farms along the river Wye.

Our relationship to the land: five in conversation. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/s2pz8xdqbo7337s8937nc/Deborah-Cox-Art-v3.mp4?rlkey=a33b15eyzrfmqo5vii2hyzyxk&e=3&st=2l51l497&dl=0   My most recent exhibition was entitled: ‘Landscapes: the visible and the non-visible’, at the Aleph Contemporary, stroud, which ran from the 12th to the 31st October 2024. This is a collection of landscape paintings based in the Gloucestershire area, as well as larger work on canvas exploring the impact of pollution from intensive farming. These three large canvases (100x120cm) are some of my exhibited work

A New Body of Work I’ve decided to use work from the past that was destined to be discarded, and repurpose old canvases. I’m bringing together old dry point prints / monoprints / writing and drawings.   There are many pieces that had discarded and decided not to frame or sell. However, I’ve surprised myself when looking afresh, how good I feel many are and how critical I have been of myself and of my