Arts collective shed light on dark subject of abuse
The Herald|November 11, 2023
A NEW arts collective is set to unveil its first multimedia collaboration featuring the ceramics of artist Jane McEwen and a performance from the city’s former laureate of words Thom Boulton.
Arts collective shed light on dark subject of abuse

The mee. arts group is organising Sitting with the Darkness, an exhibition which will shed light on childhood trauma.

Jane McEwen, a ceramicist based in the South Hams, is temporarily stepping away from her successful ceramics business to pursue a masters degree at Arts University Plymouth. Working predominantly with porcelain on this project, Jane’s artistic journey has evolved into a profound response to the abuse she endured as a young child.

In a remarkable collaboration with poet Thom, Jane found a voice for her fear and pain. She said: “Thom’s words have given me the courage to confront my trauma in a way I never thought possible.

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