Article: Your garden: Q&A; ASK THE EXPERT.(Features)

Article: PROFILE: Jane Burton.
Design Week;  October 2, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Tate Media creative director Jane Burton knows a thing or two about digital. She helped to forge Tate ... media content, and use it both in gallery and online. If Jane Burton experienced any of the old attitude when she joined Tate Modern ...

Article: Jane Burton; pets AND THEIR people.(Features)
The People (London, England);  February 1, 2009 ;     279 words ...STUNNING animal pictures by Jane Burton, who died of cancer in Waverley, Surrey, two years ago are to be printed in a book, A Cat's Life, available soon on amazon.co.uk

Article: Sea must be in her blood ; Having reached the grand old age of 21 ...
Grimsby Telegraph;  February 17, 2009 ;     283 words ...Having reached the grand old age of 21 this month, Helena Jane Burton's claim to fame, so far, is being crowned Miss Little Mermaid, at Grimsby's Heritage Centre, back in 1992. Helena, of ...

Article: Interiors: Cluttered to perfection He hoards odd objects; she ...
The Independent - London;  February 28, 1999 ;     700+ words ...WHEN ARTISTS Mark Francis and Nicky Hirst decided to buy a house and move in together, it seemed like a recipe for disaster. For the previous seven years Francis had wallowed in a bachelor pad full of lovingly hoarded clutter, while Hirst had lived out a minimalist dream in a studio off Brick Lane.

Article: In-house artist At painter Brad Lochore's home, even the plumbing ...
The Independent - London;  August 20, 2000 ;     700+ words ...For most of us, buying into the housing market is a gradual progression - we start off small and then, with luck, inch up the ladder. Not for the artist Brad Lochore. Four years ago he bought what he hopes is his first and last property, a large Victorian warehouse in Shoreditch, in London's East

Article: Interiors: Time capsule Victor Pasmore's art was characterised by ...
The Independent - London;  June 13, 1999 ;     700+ words ...AS AN artist, Victor Pasmore, who died in January last year at the age of 89, never stood still. Having first made his name as a painter of sensitive landscapes, he converted to abstraction in 1948, a move which was hailed by the critic and writer Herbert Read as "the most revolutionary event in

Article: Blithe Spirits Why have some of the most important women in the ...
The Independent - London;  February 7, 1999 ;     700+ words ...THE FEMALE curators of Britain's major cultural institutions do not generally wield rifles, hammers, secateurs and pickaxes as they go about their work, though in the cut and thrust of the Nineties art world they might like to. Nor are they given to trussing themselves up in corsetry and