Member's updates: Caroline Nina Phillips, Mark Lewis and Peter Webb

Caroline Nina Phillips is showing work in Start 13: The New Industrialists celebrating the full opening of London’s newest creative hub, The Bermondsey Project, which comprises Crisis Skylight Bermondsey, Bow Arts SE1 Studios, London Sculpture Workshop, London Community Furniture and the Outside Puppets Collective.

Featured artists: Caroline Nina Phillips, Grace Aza-Selinger, Mick Bateman, Aimee Betts, Giles Corby, Clare Davidson, Franco DiCesare, Aaron Distler, Namaan Ebdon, Katie Elder, Suzanne De Emmony, Stephen Grant, Judith Hayes, Heeryong Hong, Jeff Hubbard, Mike Lane, Juyoung Lee, Caterina Lewis, Abigail Lipski, Jayne Lloyd, Anna Lytridou, Jodi McFayden, Caroline MacKenzie, Roman Manfredi plus work in progress from artists attending classes at Crisis Skylight Bermondsey.

Admission is free and there is ample free parking. 15th February to 3rd March 2013. Opening times: Monday to Sunday, 1pm-6pm. Private view: 15th February 2013, 6pm-9pm. Bermondsey Project,

46 Willow Walk, London SE1 5SF.

Mark Lewis and Peter Webb are organising a Big Draw style event for Saturday 16th February in the St Mary's Memorial Hall alongside St Mary's Woodford. There is also likely to be a small c4m exhibition in the Memorial Hall on the same day. Contact Mark on pharos@sketchbook.wanadoo.co.uk or Peter on oilpaint@hotmail.co.uk for more information.

Mark is also planning an exhibition of his sketchbooks at the School of Jewellery in Birmingham for two weeks from 16th April. Many of his sketchbooks, used weekly on the train journey from London to Birmingham, will be digitised and displayed on flat screens in the exhibition.

Members' updates

Harvey Bradley has an excellent new website showcasing both his ceramics and paintings which can be viewed at http://www.harveybradley.co.uk/Harvey%20Bradley/home.html. 

Mark Lewis and Peter Webb are organising a Big Draw style event for Saturday 16th February in the St Mary's Memorial Hall alongside St Mary's Woodford. There is also likely to be a small c4m exhibition in the Memorial Hall on the same day. Contact Mark on pharos@sketchbook.wanadoo.co.uk or Peter on oilpaint@hotmail.co.uk for more information.

Mark is also planning an exhibition of his sketchbooks at the School of Jewellery in Birmingham for two weeks from 16th April. Many of his sketchbooks, used weekly on the train journey from London to Birmingham, will be digitised and displayed on flat screens in the exhibition.

At the Tokarska Gallery Nadiya Pavliv Tokarska is preparing for the next exhibition No-one to bestow by Emma Scutt (Private View 7 February, 6pm - 9pm with the show running from 5 - 9 February Tuesday - Saturday, 12pm - 7pm) as well as finalising their Open call for an exciting future exhibition entitled CiTiES:All Dimensions where the deadline for submission is 20 January.