Past Exhibitions

I am delighted to be able to open my studio doors for Cambridge Open Studios 2021. This event will be under the umbrella of current Covid-19 guidelines. But come along and see my new oil paintings, prints and installation work. I will also be holding a small sale.

The beginnings of a new collection of large oil paintings will be available from Cambridge Contemporary Art from 27 February 2021.

Painting coastal scenes during the current pandemic lockdown has allowed me to imagine myself being alone on my favourite beaches.

I will be displaying some of my Solarplate etchings at Addenbrooke's Arts from 16 March 2021.  If you would like to purchase the framed work that will be on display please contact Cambridge Contemporary Art either by phone 01223 324 222 or by email info@cambridgegallery.co.uk

I will be taking part in Cambridge Open Studios on the 3/4 and 10/11 July 2021.

I have several small oils on wood panels available at Cambridge Contemporary Art. The exhibition incorporates a lovely selection of artwork from makers all over the UK.

Happy Holidays to everyone.

I am taking part in the mixed Winter exhibition at Cambridge Contemporary Art. Do go along and take a look at my new oils on wood panels.

Let me know what you think!

I will be at Milton Road Library talking about my collaboration with Cathy Faithfull, and how our project ‘eARTh’ evolved.

Wednesday 14 October from 7.30pm until 8.45pm.

To book your zoom place please go to this website and follow the eventbrite link.

I am taking part in Cambridge Open Windows every weekend in July in replace of Cambridge Open Studios. You will find my new collection of solarplate etchings in the windows and if the weather is ok I will bring out some oil paintings. Everything is for sale - contact me on 07765 563908 if you would like to enquire about a particular price.

For more information and a map of where to find me go to the Cambridge Open Studios website here.

A new range of solarplate etchings can be seen for the first time in my windows., as well as one or two oil paintings, weather permitting.

The inaugural exhibition of eARTh - a collaboration between Jo Tunmer and Cathy Faithfull. More details will follow shortly.

An exhibition in response to the recent wildfires fuelled by climate change. 1-30 April. Anglia Ruskin University, Helmore Building.

A collaboration for eARTh with Cathy Faithfull.

I will be displaying a small selection of my Cambridge Walkabout etchings at Addenbrooke's Arts from 15 March. 30% of sales goes towards Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust.

I will be taking part for the first time at the established Arts Fair East in Norwich with the City Art Studios. The event will be held at St Andrews Hall, Norwich. NR3 1AU. Doors open at 10.30am on 29 November.

I will be speaking at a FARU talk alongside my fellow collaborator, Cathy Faithfull about our collaboration and the creation of EartH.

I will be exhibiting, for the third year running at the Cambridge Art Fair. in 2018 the venue changed to the Marquee at Quy Mill Hotel and we all agreed it was a brilliant move.

This year I am taking part in a group show with Emma Bennett and Rebecca Stark at the 'Art Space' at Rock Road Library. There is free parking at the weekends. 69 Rock Road CB1 7UG. From 11am-6pm.

10% of my totals sales will be donated to my friend's charity the YMPH Foundation.

Founded by Will's parents Anne and Peter the mandate of the YPMH is to help young people enter adulthood with greater resilience to mental health conditions, and thereby reduce the number of young people who take their own lives.

For further information about the Foundation please go to: www.ypmh.org

New oil paintings will be available at my solo show at Cambridge Contemporary Art, Trinity St.

Alongside new landscape paintings will be my collection of urban hand-pulled solarplate etchings.

I have been selected to take part on the What a Nerve exhibition - part of the Cambridge Science Festival.

The theme revolves around Multiple Sclerosis, and the emotional effect the disease has on sufferers and those friends, family and carers around them and the research into stem cell treatments.The exhibition will also encompass seeing science through art and will include artwork exploring nerve structures, myelination and disease in response to stem cells and the work of Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute.

In addition to the art exhibition there will be afternoon talks from the MS Society, Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute and the artists and researchers.  There will soon be a link from the Science Festival website to getting tickets for the talks (which are free) listed on EventBrite.

A Growing Art Partnerships event.

I am one of 8 artists selected to take part in the Cambridge City Art Fair 2018. The new venue will be at the Cambridge Roar tent at Quay Mill Hotel, Cambridge.

As one of the three founder members of the Cambridge Original Printmakers Biennale I have been invited to showcase my work at the 2018 event. I am though, no longer part of the organising group due to my MA studies at Anglia Ruskin University.

I will be showcasing a small collection of my solarplate etchings that are exclusive to Cambridge Contemporary Art.

I will be completing my Masters in Fine Art Printmaking from Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University in 2018.

My final exhibition is titled Shed.

Shed explores recycling, regeneration, the past, the present and the future, and pays architectural homage to this simple ubiquity of suburban living.

Come along to the Preview on Thursday 6 September from 5-8 pm. Everyone is welcome.  The exhibition then runs until 13 September. The exhibition will be in the Ruskin Gallery at Cambridge School of Art.