He then started work in order to support his family. Plummer was never a full time artist.
He studied art informally at the Community Arts Workshop, Durban, in 1987; in 1990 he attended classes in art run by the Technikon Natal; and in 1994 he attended printing making workshops run by the Durban artists, Greg Hayes, John Roome and Marlene Wasserman.
He worked in oil, oil pastel, watercolour and he was a printmaker, producing linocuts and woodcuts. He exhibited on group shows in Durban. In 2001 he held a one person exhibition at the BAT Centre, Durban. He is represented in public and private collections in SA.
He then started work in order to support his family. Plummer was never a full time artist.
He studied art informally at the Community Arts Workshop, Durban, in 1987; in 1990 he attended classes in art run by the Technikon Natal; and in 1994 he attended printing making workshops run by the Durban artists, Greg Hayes, John Roome and Marlene Wasserman.
He worked in oil, oil pastel, watercolour and he was a printmaker, producing linocuts and woodcuts. He exhibited on group shows in Durban. In 2001 he held a one person exhibition at the BAT Centre, Durban. He is represented in public and private collections in SA.