Artist and teacher, whose output included Minimalist painting and experimental prints, born in Lancashire, who studied at Liverpool College of Art, 1967–8; Maidstone College of Art, 1968–71; and Royal College of Art, 1971–4. Lecturing included Maidstone, 1975–89; Goldsmiths’ College, 1979–94; and Kent Institute, Canterbury, from 1994; subjects included fine art, printmaking, textiles and art and critical theory. Key curated a number of exhibitions, including WaterColour and Surface Tensions, 1993 and 1994, both at Curwen Gallery; and three more, with Paul Heber-Percy, Richard Salmon Gallery and tours, during 1996 and 1997; Plastic, Light and Craft. Group and mixed exhibitions included Seven Painters, Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, and tour, 1980; Printing in Camden, Camden Arts Centre, 1984; Identities, Chisenhale Gallery, 1988; Modern British Prints, Curwen Gallery, 1991; and Contemporary British Drawings, Sandra Gearing Gallery, New York, America, 1997.