Plain Site 2025, is a collection of restaged works from 2019 and new work from 2025, The new work I am made by my environment, my environment is me (2025), reflects on previous studies, work and the pandemic. Photography credit: Laura Jagger.

PACKAGING is part of an ongoing project for BBK Bonn. My work is included in a group show by nine Oxford-based PORTABLE Collective artists, by invitation of BBK Bonn.

This exhibition includes work by six local artists looking at themes of division and connection in Oxford. My work looks both backwards and forwards to reflect the changing dynamic of the city

Boundary Encounters is Modern Art Oxford's summer programme (22 July - 29 October 2023) which features new work from Valerie Asiimwe Amani, Julie Freeman, Harold Offeh and myself, Deborah Pill. The exhibition explores 50 years of participatory and live programming at...

Join me for the MAO Late in the Creative Space, where artists are invited to come together, present work and share ideas in a welcoming and informal environment. If you’d like to present work at the session please email programme@modernartoxford.org.uk

Adapt / Transform is a collaborative exhibition between Modern Art Oxford and Brookes University (Glass Tank). I am delighted to be taking part in this co-curated project with by exhibiting part of my recent MFA work title ‘This Room is Mine’ 2022.

Blog post by Demelza Design. Photography © Demelza Design.

Brookes MFA interim show at Ovada. Photography by Siobhan Cooney.

Co-curated Flow Online, a joint Exhibition between Modern Art Oxford and Oxford Brookes University.

Recent BA Fine Art graduate Deborah Pill, tells us how she finds flow in her daily life and how this inspires her creative practice.

Volunteer as part of a professional development programme for Modern Art Oxford‘s upcoming exhibition called ‘Flow’.

Participant for ‘Seers‘ Micro residency for Kelly and Jones, Glass Tank Exhibition at Oxford Brookes University.

I can be found on a regular basis at Modern Art Oxford and have recently contributed a blog post during lockdown called ‘Reaching Out‘.