Miranda Showing at Brighton Festival 2010

One of the most famous features of the Brighton festival are the Artists Open Houses, there are so many, and they are of such good quality, that you would have to spend a good part of the month if you wanted to cover them all. Visit www.aoh.org.uk for access to the online brochure with listings of all the open houses, grouped into trails. You can also find out here where to pick up a printed brochure.







You can see my work this year at Bungeroosh Gallery on the Kemptown Artists Trail which this year has a theme of Midsummer's Night Dream. It's one of the best venues - in a lovely square on the Kemptown seafront - here is their write up:


Meander the two floors of our enchanted forest and take in a magical vision of work inspired by A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Bungeroosh, vintage & recycled home wares. Charlie High, bold textured silver jewellery. Emma Herian, textile art. Forever Foxed, Terrier inspired cards & gifts. Grace Collins, collage, beaded jewellery & gifts. harmony&rosie, vintage beaded jewellery. Helen Cann, paintings. Jackie Finkle, recycled flowers. Linda Calvert ceramics. Liz Toole, paintings on wood. Maria Tilyard, handmade clothing & cushions using vintage fabrics. Miranda Vincent, paintings & prints. Ros Kelly, prints. Sarah Ketelaars, photography. Siobhan Collett, make-up. Sophie Thirlby, handmade beaded jewellery. Suzanne Breakwell, recycled paper cuttings & urban fairies. Tina Tighe, gifts using recycled materials. Tanya La Mantia Bone china ceramics and lighting. Children’s Recycling Workshops (5 yrs +) £5 & face painting £4, every Saturday in May, 10am (except bank holiday weekend). Wake up your Make-up! Walk in, half hour make-up sessions £10, Sat/Sun 12-5pm, book 1hr sessions via email. Live music by film/TV composer Rob Lane (credits: BBC’s Jane Eyre, Merlin). Tea/scones. Juicy Jams by Kirsty George. See website for more details.