SARA HEYWOOD
News
Dec 2024/ Jan 2025
Exhibition - Bard Books, E3.
I will be exhibiting a selection of my recent Lumen and Chemigram photographic prints at east London local independent book store Bard Books during Dec & Jan. Do drop along to view. Artworks will be for sale.
17th Dec 2024 - 2nd Feb 2025
Bard Books, 341 - 343 Roman Road, E3 5QR
Tues: 9am - 5pm
Wed to Fri: 9am – 10.30pm
Weekends: 10am - 5pm
As part of the exhibition, I will also be offering a Lumen workshop on Sunday 19th January @ 2:30 - 4pm. To book a place visit Bard Books website.
Jan 2025
John Ruskin Prize, 2025 - Trinity Buoy Wharf
I am very honoured to announce that I have been selected to exhibit my recent large format photographic prints, Camera Obscura - Hertford Union Canal, as part of The John Ruskin Prize 2025 exhibition From the Eye to the Hand. The exhibition/ prize is supported by The Big Draw, Parker Harris, and Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust.
You can view the exhibition:
16th - 26th January 2025
Trinity Buoy Wharf, E14 0JW
Spring/ Summer 2025
Experiments in Trajectory
Research Laboratory, Power House, Orford Ness Nature Reserve.
In Spring/ Summer 2025, I will be taking part in the Artists Studio Research Laboratory at the Power House, Orford Ness, Suffolk, UK. The residency will take place over a number of weeks where I plan to respond to the unique landscape and heritage of the site through a series of drawings, maps, and photographs that attempt to record trajectory and descent of found objects.
Power House is a new creative art lab led by University of Suffolk researchers and artists SE Barnet and Jane Watt in collaboration with Orford Ness National Nature Reserve and the National Trust.
There will be a series of open studio and public events happening throughout the research laboratory. More information to follow!
September 2025
International Art Residency 53.
PADA Studios, Barreiro, Lisbon, Portugal.
In September 2025, I will be joining Residency 53 at PADA Studios, as part of their International Artist in Residency programme. PADA is located within the abandoned Companhia União Fabril (CUF) industrial park in Barreiro, on the outskirts of Lisbon, Portugal.
As part of the residency, I will be interacting with some areas of the site inaccessible to the general public, where I will explore and respond directly to found materials, local heritage, and the fascinating industrial environment. It will allow me some time to develop ideas and works within my own practice whilst also having the fantastic opportunity to discover and collaborate with other international and local artists.