Urban Fraggle join Equestrian Creative Network - June 2018
In this very first article published by the lovely Liam of ECN after he interviewed Jo; she discusses her love of horses and how she developed her own style in the world of contemporary horse art.
Self Growth article published in the lovely SHINE! UK online magazine - April 2018
This short blog journals how I learned from a horse whilst I was trying to train her for competitions.Horses, horses, horses...if not creating equine based art, I'm in a field training a horse and if not doing that...I'm writing about them!
First company publication in an online magazine Digital Meets Culture - February 2018
We were super excited that Digital Meets Culture decided to write about us in the Digital Meets Arts section of their online publication. It is definitely a site to explore for the latest insights into how globalisation trends and the digital world are inter-related.
Christmas at The Makers Markets in Manchester - December 2017
Our first time on the markets was an experience to say the least! My... it was cold, but the very best thing to happen was meeting great people to talk to and learn from, both shoppers and the traders, who having been creating and selling at the makers markets for years. The amount of support and cameraderie was spectacular considering we only traded for 5 days in total due to other commitments. Makers Markets are highly recommended to visit if you love all things original and created by smaller independents or individuals.
Jo (GG), Urban Fraggle Artist
At the Makers Markets, just behind the stunning Rylands Library, Manchester.
To mark the beginning of Autumn we had a short exhibition at St. Annes Church, Turton - October 2017
The congregation were amidst a very special flower festival and we were honoured to be on display throughout the long weekend festivities in the stunningly beautiful church with a chapel dating back to 1111!
Being in a Waterstones Store was great fun - September 2017
Having the art work displayed around the main thoroughfares of the book store was an inspiring idea. It was fabulous to see the expressions and emotions that the art work evoked in people and we had some great comments and feedback written up during our 2 month exhibition here.
Urban Fraggle set up their very first art exhibition at Chetham Arms - July 2017
It felt amazing to have our ultra-contemporary surreal horse art displayed in a beautiful old public house established in 1746, with old and new creations juxtaposed together.
