Works Included in Tros d’Art, the Art Library of Ribera d’Ebre

I’m delighted to share that two of my works are now part of Tros d’Art. An inspiring initiative led by the Ajuntament de Móra la Nova and the Centre d’Estudis de la Ribera d’Ebre, with the collaboration of the local library network.

Group Exhibition at Ilkeston Contemporary Arts. 4 July – 15 August 2025

Delighted to have two video works included in the group exhibition What We Make of the Ruins, at Ilkeston Contemporary Arts. The exhibition, curated by Ruby Waage-Townsend, celebrated rebuilding — not as a return to what was, but as a journey toward what can be. Even in the ruin, it sought the spark of revolution.

It was an honour to have participated in this Pop-Up event organised by Col·lectiu Cultura from December 12 to January 5 at Plaça Catalunya in Ulldecona (LoLocal). A temporary exhibition where local artists and creatives showed and sold work. It was great to be part of a space that brings people and art together. I showed a small series of framed charcoal drawings of fig leaves, titled Resilient I, II, and III. All three sold during the market. Thanks to Col·lectiu Cultura for organising the event and to everyone who stopped by.

A month long group exhibition curated by Collectiu Cultura brings together the eight women artists who live and work in a rural area in the Terres de l’Ebre region. We were brought together in 2023 by Tectonica Cultural as part of the DAR (Dones Artistes Rurals) project and are now showing works this month. Inaugurated with a Varietes event on Sunday 7th of April, the works show the multifaceted practices of these eight artists. During the inauguration we discussed the postive and negative points about living and working in a rural environment.

What an honour for two video works to be included in this touring group exhibition. Within the Terres de l’Ebre region, it is curated by artist Jaume Vidal Arasa. ‘Outside, Inside the Forest’ and ‘From This Distance’ are being shown alongside three other artists’ work. This will be on a rotation basis in four different rural locations and runs until the 30th July 2023. The inauguration took place on the 2nd of June, where I had the pleasure of presenting a new performance work.

February 2023 saw the postponed group exhibition ‘Nature Collective’ on show at the Harbour Lights venue in Southampton, UK. A nature collective of mother Eileen Misselbrook and two daughters, Caroline Misselbrook and Sarah Misselbrook showing their unique styles, presenting their connection with nature and how this influences their artworks.

This year, the Riu d’art Street Fest, organised by the not-for-profit cultural association Riba Rocks, included an exhibition of artworks by artists based in the Ribera region.

CAS (Chapel Arts Studios) partnered with artist’s writing project, Yellowfields to bring you this online event in celebration of International Women’s Day 2021.

As part of an online group exhibition entitled ‘Rebirth’, three of Misselbrook’s ‘Death Series’ drawings using handmade charcoal were featured.

As we were unable to physically exhibit our work for this group show in March 2020, we used what is now a necessity for all the internet in order to connect with each other as artists, to connect with you our audience and critics, but above all to continue the access to art in these uncertain times. read more »