Holding lichen. Unique print 1/1. Print

Claire Morris-Wright is a recipient of Arts Council Funding who graduated from Brighton Art College. She is one of the founding members of Knighton Lane Artists Studios and Leicester Print Workshop. Claire worked as educator and curator at Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery and Leicester City Gallery. She currently mentors and supports artists. She has exhibited work at The British Craft Centre London, Southampton City Art Gallery, New Walk Museum Leicester, Loughborough University, Nottingham Museum and Art Gallery, City Gallery Leicester. Selected for Big Impressions Print at Attenborough Arts Leicester, Pushing Print Margate and “View” The Curve Theatre Leicester. Joint exhibitions at Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery, City Art Gallery Leeds, Cuppola Gallery Sheffield, Tarpey Gallery, Dorchester Abbey,The Museum of Technology Cambridge. Selected for Beacon Arts, Bmentored programme exhibiting at Beacon Arts Chapel. Awarded Arts Council England Lottery funding for The Hedge Project exhibited Nottingham University Lakeside Arts, Leicester Print Workshop Gallery and Kettering Museum and Art Gallery. Claire is currently researching a perimeter pathway in the forest behind her home. Observing nature’s biodiversity and the healing of cracks formed on concrete. She recently presented a paper on her practice and findings ‘Let’s Talk Dirty’ Loughborough University October 2020 - Symposium- The politicisation of what is deemed dirty.