Exhibitions before company incorporation

Alec and Fiona exhibited at the following places: New Faces at British Craft Centre, London 1980; Art in Action at Oxford 1980; Living Letters at Crafts Study Centre Bath 1981; A Wood Exhibition at Sunderland & Touring 1981; Making It at Crafts Council Gallery, London 1982; International Woodcarving Exhibition at Parnham House 1982; Prophecy & Vision at Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery 1982; Enhancing Our Inheritance, London 1984; A Closer Look at Lettering at Crafts Council Gallery, London 1984; The Artist & the Church at Leicester Museum and Art Gallery 1984; Open Show at Contemporary Applied Arts London 1988;^[7] Lettering & The Printed Word at Cirencester Workshops 1988; The Spirit of the Letter at Portsmouth City Museum & Art Gallery 1989.^[6]

In the 1990s their exhibitions moved further afield, and into churches as well: Stonecarving at St Giles', Oxford 1990; The Avant Garden at Barbican Centre, London 1991; The Art of Embellishment at Shad Thames Gallery London 1993; Crafts Showcase at Abingdon County Hall Museum 1994; Letterati at Oxford Gallery 1995; From Maquette to Monument at Rochdale Art Gallery, one man show 1995; Individual Characters at Southern Arts Touring Exhibition 1996; Fresh Air at Quenington Sculpture Show, Gloucestershire 1997; L is for Lettering at Cornwall Crafts Association, Trelowarren 1998; Last Words at Salisbury Poetry Festival 1999; The Garden Gallery Summer Exhibition at Broughton, Hampshire 1999; Crafts in Churches at Burford Church Oxfordshire 1999.^[6]

In the 21st century, they exhibited as follows: Crafts in Gardens at Stanton Harcourt Manor Oxfordshire 2001; In Memoriam. One man show at St Giles Church Oxford 2002; Stone, Fire, Paper, Water at Group Show at West Ox Arts Bampton, Oxfordshire 2003; Speaking Stones 3 at Mill Dene Garden Blockley Gloucestershire 2003; Turrill Sculpture Exhibition at Oxford 2003; Crafts in Gardens at Broughton Castle Oxfordshire 2003; Art for your Garden at West Ox Arts Bampton 2004; Angels at St Giles Church, Oxford 2005.^[6]

Exhibitions after company incorporation

These were: Hidcote Gardens Gloucestershire Sculpture Trail 2012;^[5] Fiona's stone carvings at Wyndcliffe Court, Monmouthshire 2013;^[8] Oxfordshire Artweeks garden exhibition 2014; Handmade For Highgate in London 2015; Oxfordshire Artweeks Artist's open Studio 2016; Avebury Manor & Garden Wiltshire National Trust Sculpture Trail 2016; Oxfordshire Artweeks Artist's open Studio & Gallery 2017; National Trust Sculpture Exhibition at Avebury Manor & Garden 2017 (here Fiona showed a Chameleon and a Head made from Clipsham stone).^{[nb 1][6][9]}

The sculptors' curriculum vitae before company incorporation

Alec and Fiona's cooperative work includes installations and renovation, besides stand-alone pieces. In the 1980s that included: Memorial To Dean Walter Hussey at Chichester Cathedral 1986; Memorial to Catherine of Aragon at Peterborough Cathedral 1986; Memorial to Sir Henry Wellcome at St Paul's Cathedral 1987; Memorial to Matthew Arnold at Westminster Abbey 1988; Mural brick carving at Tunsgate Square, Guildford 1989.^[6]

In the 1990s more of Fiona and Alec's collaborative projects were produced, in proportion to renovation: Sundial Sculpture with Sioban Coppinger at Gateshead Garden Festival 1990; Memorial to St Anselm at Canterbury Cathedral 1994; D-Day Memorial at Royal Victoria Country Park Southampton 1994; Poetry and Sculpture Trail at Swindon 1995; Commemorative Plaques at Winchester Cathedral 1995; Poetry installations with Linda France at Royal Quays Tyne and Wear (Civic Trust Award) 1996; Commemorative floor plaque at Truro Cathedral 1996; Poetry installation at Jack Scruton Garden High Wycombe 1997; Commemorative boards at Wells Cathedral 1997; Public art poetry installation at Lee Valley Park, Stanstead Abbots 1998; Bronze lettering at Winchester Law Courts Hampshire County Council 1998; Commemorative tablets at Birmingham Cathedral 1998; Commemorative water feature at Oxford County Museum, Woodstock 1998; Memorial to Royal Green Jackets at Winchester Cathedral 1998; Sculpture with lettering at Hampshire Sculpture Trust Littleton Winchester 1999; Memorial to Dean Evans at St Paul's Cathedral 1999; Various Millennium monuments at Bellingham, Berrick Salome, Holton and other sites 1999.^[6]

In the noughties there were many memorials and commemorations: Memorial waymarkers for Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Walk at Royal Parks of London 2000; Commemorative opening feature at British Embassy, Moscow 2000; Five Gateway Marker features at Stony Stratford 2000; Commemorative sculpture with lettering at The Post Office Rugby 2001; War memorial at Magdalen College, Oxford 2001; Poetry installations at John Betjeman Memorial Park Wantage 2001; Poetry pavement at Milsom Street, Bath 2001; Memorial to Baron O'Brien at St Paul's Cathedral 2001; Carved Sculpture memorial at Lee Valley Park London 2001; Millennium Monument at Woodstock, Oxfordshire 2002; Gurkha Memorial at Winchester Cathedral 2003; Memorial to Roald Dahl at Great Missenden Buckinghamshire 2003; Memorial to Bishop John Taylor at Winchester Cathedral 2003; Memorial to Sir Sir Humphrey Gibbs at St Paul's Cathedral 2004; Memorial to Sir Owen Temple-Morris at St John the Baptist Church, Cardiff 2005; Sculptures at Glebe Gardens Basingstoke for Hampshire County Council 2005; Memorial to Sir Bertram Ramsay at St Paul's Cathedral 2006; Public Art poetry installation at Pillgwenlly Park, Newport, Wales 2007.^[6]

Sculptural output after company incorporation

Sculpture and sundial combination at Templecombe railway station in 2010, made in collaboration with Siobhan Coppinger

In 2007 Alec and Fiona were awarded a research grant for the sculpture of Mexico and for studio production development. Subsequent works and the setting up of the company would reflect that; Public Art multi-cultural poetry installations in Slough town centre 2008; Memorial to 12C Bishop Ralph de Luffa at Chichester Cathedral 2008; 9 new carved stone Gargoyles at Bodleian Library Oxford 2009; Memorial to Gustav Holst at Chichester Cathedral 2009; Migrating stones, carved forms with poetry by Alyson Hallett at The Stone Library 2009.^[6]

In the 2010s, Fiona and Alec produced the following works: Darwin's Obelisk at University Museum Oxford 2010; Poetry & sculpture installation at Rockliffe Hall Teesside 2010; New Benefactors' panel at the Bodleian Library Oxford 2010; Word sculpture at Moorbank Botanic Gardens Newcastle University 2011; Carvings and decorative metal screens at Highgate School London 2012; Commemorative Plaques at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford 2013; Standing stone at Westmill Woodland Burial Ground, Swindon 2013; Commemorative Plaques at Military Museum Woodstock, Oxfordshire for the Project 2014; Royal commemorative Plaques at The Dickson Poon University of Oxford China Centre 2014; Sculpture with poetry Installations at Bridge Pumping Station development project, St James's 2015; Focal stone Sculpture at OGM, Oxford 2015; Royal commemorative plaques and stone signs at The Longwall Library Magdalen College, Oxford for Benefactors panel 2016; Commemorative stone bench and glass screens at Winchester College new Library and Hall buildings, Winchester 2016; Stone and bronze sculptures with carved poetry at The Henry Box School Oxfordshire 2016; Stone and bronze sculptures, architectural lettering, decorative gates at Highgate Junior School new building, London 2016; Benefactors commemorative glass panels at Winchester College treasury, Hampshire 2016; Commemorative benefactor slate plaque at Downing College, Cambridge 2017; Commemorative focal sculpture and plaque at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford 2017.^[6]