The Falmouth Art Gallery
November-December 2007
Commission from this gallery about the Falmouth base painter
Henry Scott Tukes 1858-1929
Work in progress
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Hawk
and Owl Trust
Sculthorpe Moor Community Nature Reserve
September-October 2007
I been commission by the trust to make a coin operated automata this is the work in progress
Work in progress
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ROYAL ACADEMY
SUMMER EXHIBITION
This work call " untitled " have been chosen for the summer exhibition 2007 in the Royal Academy London. from 11 June- 19 August,
The automaton is about the abuse of authority.
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CABARET MECHANICAL THEATRE
I am working on a commission that will be part of the CMT collection, and will be exhibit from April in the "Kinetica Museum" London, For 1 month.
Dodo
work in progress "
Extinction " 
6 April-5 May 2007
Kinetica Museum Link
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AUTOMATA MUSEUM
GUMMA JAPAN
December 2006
"Tangerines
" 
" Shhhh"
I will be working on a commission for this museum in the next 2 months
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THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE SCIENCE MUSEUM
PHILADELPHIA USA
2006
I was commissioned to make 4 Automaton to illustrate the Dangers of Electricity at Home.
Here are some photos of the work in progress
And this is the work finished.
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" CMT Exhibition " 2005 The Oxo Gallery, London UK
Photo Sally Buchanan
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AMERICAN VISIONARY ART MUSEUM
BALTIMORE USA
Artists in Residence May 2005
Cabaret Mechanical Theatre, Sue Jackson, Sarah Alexander, Akio Alexander and I gave some workshops in May 2-7, During our visit to the museum I also built a large automata called "Is Your Truth My Truth?" I was very inspired to see the wonderful works of untrained artists (amongst others some were or are psychiatric patients, prisoners, farmers, holocaust survivors etc) People with real stories. All the work is displayed in a beautiful building, The museum is the vision of Rebbeca Hoffberger run by dedicated people that work there.
Photos by Sue Jackson
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Visiting The Exploratorium Museum
San Francisco USA
Artist in Residence September 2004
Building a larger version of "The Tickling Machine" was great fun, I was lucky enough to be looked after by Karen Wilkinson, Mike Petrich, Nicole Minor and Liz Keim. They all made me feel very welcome. This is a fascinating Museum where visitors and staff alike can discover many new things about the arts and the sciences This was the first time I worked in public. I learnt a lot from people I met.
Drilling
Carving!
Gluing!
An
accident!
Mike, Karen and I made a "Clapping Man". They wanted to see me carving and under my strict!! supervision they worked on a hand each and they did an excellent job.
We went to The Urban School of San Francisco. After visiting the Exploratorium Museum, the students came up with some clever ideas, producing some very interesting automata.
All photos by Karen Wilkinson.
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