This piece was chosen for the Neo: Print Prize exhibition 2014 (open till 2nd November)  and received a little mention in: http://www.karenjoyce01.com/blog/the-2014-neo-print-prize:

“Lots to like here, though I didn’t particularly go for any of the prize prints.  I don’t expect to – I’m never going to be a cutting edge sort of a person, in what I do or what I like, and so what?  My own particular favourite was Barbara Ann Swan‘s ‘DNA Women’ –  I stood in front of it for ages, studying the riveting selection of body parts.  Loved it.  I liked the strips of film way of hanging it, trailing on to the floor, too.

Karen Joyce writes, ‘I also really liked Rosey Prince’s Elephant (with yellow wall) for its lovely combination of saturated colour with obviously black and white, Victoria Ahrens’ rich Home Front, Fiona Grady’s Arcs I-V as they quietly developed across the set, and the non-prizewinning work by Susan Eyre, Paradise Row SW4 for that lovely, sly flash of colour in amongst the shades of grey’