'Autumn Leaves', c.1924, by Georgia O’Keeffe

With the changing of seasons, I'm thrilled to share that I'm now represented by Peters Fraser+Dunlop as I start work on new art and children's book projects 📚 ✨️

Margaret Nettlefold watching over Winterbourne HG this evening

Birmingham City Council's proposals would HALVE the number of full-time community libraries in our city, from 18 to 9. A 50% reduction. You won't read that in the consultation documents. Read our guide & complete the council's survey before Sept 27th: birminghamloveslibraries.org/post/our-libra…

'Eyes on the table' by Remedios Varo, 1938

Enchanting moments > resurgence.org/magazine/artic… Ruth Millington introduces the artist Annette Pugh, whose atmospheric paintings seem to explore what has happened or what is about to happen, and not just what can be clearly seen. #Art: The Landing Stage by Annette Pugh

'Midnight Pumpkin' by Yayoi Kusama, 1989

This Halloween, I'm curating a creepy little something. So, if you have a haunted painting or object, please get in touch with me!

Writers create protest zine against library cuts bbc.in/3ZyUVEe

Spirit drawing by Madge Gill, c.1940s

'Pancake Breakfast' by Wayne Thiebaud (1920 – 2021)

Do these residents also complain about naked nymphs and reclining women in masterpieces which line museum walls? theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…?

Libraries give us power! Here she is - Brum Library Zine. 35 Brum writers celebrating 35 Brum libraries. Exquisite low-fi design by Black Country Type. Free copies in every library in Birmingham. Thank you to everyone who’s supported us. Joy and power! Join the fight at Birmingham Loves Libraries ❤️‍🔥

Spotted in the wild! A beautifully made thing #library #Birmingham #poetry #writers Birmingham Loves Libraries Brum Library Zine

Today Brum Library Zine was published! In protest at the impending cuts and closures which would leave Birmingham's communities without their precious libraries. Proud to have contributed a short ghost story to its pages, beautifully designed by Black Country Type

Glad to have attended this event and heard contributors read. So much of #Birmingham's past - and future - depends on its #libraries.

Excellent, positive & creative response to a threat of destruction. Well done Ruth Millington, Black Country Type & everyone else involved. Libraries are treasure houses for all. Let’s not close them.

Libraries not only change lives but can save them. With poverty affecting so many Birmingham families, we must save these precious spaces theguardian.com/commentisfree/…