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Thirst for ideas? Time to get Blethered. Inspiring monthly talks from uniquely awesome people. Curated by MG Productions.

19/06/2026

Birthday month 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵
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03/06/2026

Hot hot May 🌞 Bring on birthday month ❤️

25/05/2026

London in full heat and bloom 🌞🌞🌞

19/05/2026

Just finished Art Work: On the Creative Life by Sally Mann and feeling deeply inspired, and missing her wise words already! Luckily I marked down about 100 corners to refer back to 🤪

I’ve always loved the honesty in the way she speaks about making work - the obsession, the doubt, the patience, and the strange, intuitive pull that keeps artists returning to the same ideas and landscapes again and again.

Her photographs were one of the first things that sparked my fascination with the American South - the humidity, the history, the talent, the beauty and unease that seem to live side by side there. The way she photographs the land makes it feel like a living archive of memory.

What I love most is how uncompromising she is about the creative life: that it isn’t tidy or efficient, but driven by curiosity, instinct, pain,and a deep connection to place.

A beautiful reminder to keep following the work that pulls you in ❤️

“Freedom is the scariest thing of all.”

“The discomfort of not making work eventually becomes so great that making pictures is less painful than not making them.”

“So many of us are quietly bearing a load of pain… and some of us are lucky enough to have ways to express it.”

“The sooner you realise the world won’t shower you with luck, the better off you’ll be.”

This is a bible / guide for anyone living a brave life, a curious one, a creative one.

08/05/2026

Growing up, my mum painted murals directly onto the walls of our house. Art wasn’t something distant or locked away in galleries - it lived at home, on the walls, in the landscape around us.
I think that’s why I’ve never really stopped looking!?
When you slow down, you start to notice things -a mural down an alleyway, beautiful lettering above an old shop, a sculpture you’ve walked past a hundred times. Those small moments can completely change how a place feels.

Public art has a quiet power. It can brighten a street, tell a story about a community, make you pause in the middle of a busy day. So much of the history of art began in shared spaces -churches, town squares, public buildings -places where art belonged to everyone.

This is that, for me. Pictures I’ve taken, work I’ve made, and things that have stopped me in my tracks.
The Blether is where I share all of it - or most of it! and where I work with artists, makers and places to bring more of it into the outdoor realm ❤️

01/05/2026

Blether loves…🧡🧡🧡 spotted, seen, captured

24/04/2026

April colours 🩵
I hope everyone is thriving in the spring sun!
It has certainly felt like a wild, amazing, and sad at times April. Beautiful friends losing beautiful parents, beautiful friends finding love, falling out of love, and all those feelings that come with that. As well as so many people making big scary brave changes , in life, work and art. I have never been prouder than I have of those around me. What keeps us together is the small things, the important relationships, the love and community and noticing what picks you up, who picks you up, and staying engaged and curious. Sending love to everyone evolving and learning as we enter new seasons 💛

‘Do stuff. Be clenched, curious. Not waiting for inspiration’s shove or society’s kiss on your forehead. Pay attention. It’s all about paying attention. Attention is vitality. It connects you with others. It makes you eager. Stay eager.’

–Susan Sontag

08/04/2026

Easter calm 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵
Scotland / London 🙏🏼

01/04/2026

Amazing month of amazing art by thought provoking, brave, strong, bold women.

Let spring and summer season commence with more art, more talks and stories, and more inspiring beautiful people 🌸❤️🌞

22/03/2026

ABOUT ME…

Lots of new faces here, so I thought I’d reintroduce myself…

I’m a creative producer working across public art, talks, exhibitions, and community-led projects- bringing people together through storytelling and shared experiences.

I’ve spent over 13 years working across the creative industries, from TV and advertising to theatre, live art, large scale events and immersive work. Along the way, I’ve worked with a wide range of artists, communities, and collaborators, always with a focus on making work that feels thoughtful, inclusive, and genuinely engaging.

I studied English Literature and Film in Edinburgh ( four years of reading and watching films 🙏🏼), before moving back to London and eventually training as a Creative Producer at Central.

Since then, I’ve:
– curated site-specific exhibitions in unexpected spaces
– programmed talks and storytelling events for companies, festivals and my own live talk series
– produced workshops and live experiences
– and supported artists with funding and project development

I also consult with organisations on how to engage more meaningfully with communities- something that sits at the heart of everything I do.

I’ve lived in Nashville 💕 and the South of France, worked at the Edinburgh Fringe multiple times, and once programmed a mini festival on a housing estate there in a lesser-known part of the city (still one of my proudest projects). I’ve been a life model, taught creative writing in prisons to high security prisoners, and I’m about to get my reformer pilates teaching qualification 🧘🏼‍♀️

Now I work for myself, which I love- having autonomy, shaping ideas from concept to delivery, and collaborating with brilliant, talented people.

I’m also the person behind The Blether (my childhood nickname- Scottish term for chatting away all the time..)

Outside of work: going to the cinema and exhibitions alone, comedy, writing and reading, singing old country songs with my autoharp, photography, pints, parties, pilates , yoga, and planning trips to the sea and sunshine

Grateful for this wee community- let’s keep connecting 🩵🩵

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