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I am...: a mature student, i am doing one more year at college then going onto derby uni.

About my artwork: my mum died in oct this year of huntingtons disease, my sculptures are based around the emotions of my mum and myself, i am trying to bring awarness of this illness and also how we feel as a family and those who are suffering

At 17:59 on September 6, 2011, ARTStap International said…: Hello, we at studentsZINE Irelands Leading Contemporary Art Magazine would love to invite you to join us at www.studentszine.com & hopefully we can feature what you do in future issues :)

At 16:43 on May 1, 2011, Rossello Damiano said…: A MEETING PLACE FOR ARTISTS AND GALLERIES. A LARGE ONE HAPPENING IN ITALY. INVITATION: .http://rossellodamiano.ning.com/

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At 11:53 on September 29, 2010, Rise Art said…: Interesting work! Hope you are moving forward in finding a gallery!

At 12:33 on July 31, 2010, alison williams said…: thanks Rachel -
and just keep working it is an artists' salvation from the world :) i never work to sell - have not sold a thing for 2 years now... just make art- hopefully the rice and salt finds you well.
i will let you know if and when there is progress on the London show ok - we will try include you. cheers

At 12:02 on July 31, 2010, alison williams said…: Welcome to HEP2010 Rachel - I feel for you and I can see your works run deep - and also why you identify with our group project - please keep in mind that we only show film/video - but I am glad you are in the group - who knows perhaps in London we could arrange a screening and have your sculptures present also ... they brim with pain and love. feel free to email me
alison_oblivion@yahoo.com
best
ali

At 23:24 on July 30, 2010, Sioux Jordan said…: HI Rachel, I didn't know anything about Huntingtons disease but I do now as i researched it. Your sculptures capture the emotion of living with Huntingtons and loving the person who has the disease - they are difficult to look at and yet are beautiful, showing good technique with the materials used. I wish you luck with your studies and your art practice. Sioux