Artist, Researcher, Arts Manager. And a mother too.
Sarah is passionate about art's ability to surprise, delight, challenge and move us. She also believes in art's power to connect people and support wellbeing. The desire to observe and define the benefits of the arts drives her work. In this capacity she has been a published arts researcher, evaluator and a curator, facilitating projects and programmes within a range of contexts including contemporary public art, community programmes and arts education. Through her work she maintains a strong motivation to increase public participation in the arts and help create experiences that are unusual, thought provoking and memorable.
Sarah maintains her own artistic practice and continually brings her interest about the impact and benefits of experiencing art to everything she creates. Her practice is broad, including sculpture, painting, experimental book art and printmaking. Her ideas frequently investigate memories and meanings connected with places.
EDUCATION
MA Arts Management Policy : Curating
(Birkbeck, University of London)
(Birkbeck, University of London)
BA Fine Art Sculpture
(Wimbledon College of Art)
(Wimbledon College of Art)