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BODIES UNDONE

Group show, I will be showing a new body of work.

Reception and catalogue launch: Friday 29 June, 6 – 8.30pm

Exhibition Dates: 16 June-15 July 2018

Blyth Gallery, level 5 Sherfield Building, Imperial College, London, SW7 2AZ

Open daily (9am- 9pm)

Sarah Gillham, Mindy Lee, Susan Sluglett and Paul Westcombe

“The body is often described in art in terms of its objecthood, but as a cultural site linking many disciplines and branches of thought it might be imagined as protean territory that is never ‘done’ and cannot be mapped in a singular fashion. In the connective tissue between the humanities and the sciences are innumerable individual human stories, feeding different forms of study and, down the line, re-informing collective experience. It’s the gristly interstices between the knowledge of what we are (complex biological machines, thinkers, workers, creators, friends, lovers, baby makers) and the experiences that shape who we are, which appear of particular interest to Sarah Gillham, Mindy L...

RUMPY BEES & PUMPY BLOOMS

I will be showing mix of textiles, ceramics and collage works.

Opening 20. April 2018 at 19 o’clock

Duration of the exhibition 21. – 29. April 2018

Klosterpresse e. V. Paradiesgasse 10, 60584 Frankfurt/M.

https://fundamentalephemeris.wordpress.com/2018/04/03/rumpy-bees-pumpy-blooms-orte-bilder-sexualitaeten-generationen/

Katherine Araniello (GB), Eugen El (D), Sarah Gillham (GB), Norman Hildebrandt (D), Henry Hussey (GB), Wolfgang Klee (D), Line Krom (D), Björn Larsson and Carl Johan Erikson (S), Fall Karin Lindholm (S), Mindy Lee (GB), Erhard Paul Meier (DK), Astrid Stricker (D), Emma Talbot (GB), XSexcentenary (GB)

Curated by Aline von der Assen

The exhibition Rumpy Bees & Pumpy Blooms focuses on sexuality and gender. Generations and locations shape images of sexuality. Sexuality as the essence of human life, points far beyond the private sphere. Sexuality impacts both on our personal lives and politics. Each and every one of us needs a position in regard to questions of gender...

ARTWORK/HOUSEWORK

I will be showing work over the weekend and running a workshop 'Transforming the Found' from 12.30pm on Sunday.Using different craft techniques to transform domestic objects. As part of Art licks Weekend 2017.

Private View: 6 – 9pm 28 September 2017

29 Sep-1Oct Friday-Sunday, 12-6pm

Number 13, Cambrian Close, York Hill, London SE27 0BS

http://artlicksweekend.com/2017/spaces/number-13/http://artlicksweekend.com/2017/spaces/number-13/

An exhibition and series of events that to respond to the theme of Housework/Artwork. The everyday material reality of reproductive labour will be presented and exhibited as art.

Sarah Gillham, Carl Gent, Anders Gramer, Sigrid

Holmwood, Fritha Jenkins, Mindy Lee, Catherine Morland, Paul Vivian, Paul Hazelton, Tom Walker, Amanda Couch

Curated by Sarah Gillham, Catherine Morland, Mindy Lee

SOMETHING BORROWED

I will be showing sculpture as well as a new ceramic site specific installation.

Private View : Thursday 7 September 6.30- 8.30pm 2017

Artists In Conversation: 30 Sep 4-6pm

London Exhibition Dates: 8 Sep - 30 Oct

ARTHOUSE1, 45 Grange Road, London SE1 3BH

Thursdays to Sunday 3-6pm, or by appointment

http://www.arthouse1.co.uk

Co-curated by Jane Boyer and Rebecca Fairman

Hermione Allsopp, Susan Francis, Ruth Franklin,

Sarah Gillham, Hannah Honeywill, Mindy Lee, Alex March, Kate Murdoch, Lisa Snook, Jacqueline Utley & Andrea V Wright

IN INFANCY

I will be exhibiting in ‘In Infancy’ with Mindy Lee

PV Tuesday 19 July 6 – 8.30pm

Open daily (9am- 9pm) 20 July – 26 September 2016

Blyth Gallery, level 5 Sherfield Building, Imperial College, London, SW7 2AZ

In Infancy reveals the beginnings of two autobiographical projects initiated by artists Sarah Gillham and Mindy Lee shortly before and since the birth of their sons. This work in progress shows an evolving narrative growing out of intimate moments of daily domestic life. These private moments submerged within infancy disconnect from a sentimental nostalgia to transform routine, ritual and fetishisation into a mythology of the bodies’ inner and outer states. These bodies of work also echo and mirror the interconnectedness of life and death.

SIXTY ART-ATHINA

My work has been selected to go to Art-Athina Platform Project

25-29 May 2016

Stand P7

Faliro Pavilion (TaeKwonDo), Hellenic Olympic Properties
2 Moraitini str., 17 561 P. Faliro (Faliron Delta)

http://lubomirov-angus-hughes.com/SIXTY-Art-Athina-Stand-P7

http://www.art-athina.gr/parallel-programme-2016/platforms-projectart-athina-2016-curated-by-artemis-potamianou/

SIXTY | OPEN CALL

I will be showing, a new assemblage and a collage.

London Private View and Public Vote : Friday 13 May, 6-9pm 2016
London Exhibition Dates 14 May - 22 May

LUBOMIROV / ANGUS-HUGHES26 Lower Clapton Road,London, E5 0PD
Friday to Sunday 12-6pm, or by appointment

http://lubomirov-angus-hughes.com/SIXTY-OPEN-CALL

GARAGELAND MAGAZINE

Garageland18:Sex edition launch Sunday 29 March 2015, 4 – 6pm

Transition Gallery,Unit 25a Regent Studios, 8 Andrews Road
London E8 4QN

http://www.transitiongallery.co.uk/htmlpages/editions/GL18/intro.htm

Sarah Gillham contributed article ‘ Female Fetishist ’and Sex Shop Artists ‘Notes’

Published by Transition Gallery.

November 2014 and February 2015

SEX SHOP

Touring Show

30 August – 4 October 2014
Private View: Saturday 30 August 14

Folkestone Triennial Fringe

5 Rendezvous Street,

Folkestone, Kent CT20 1EY

Open: Friday-Sunday 11-5pm (Fridays by appointment only)

17 January – 15 February 2015

Private View: Thursday 16 January, 6-9pm

Transition Gallery,Unit 25a Regent Studios, 8 Andrews Road
London E8 4QN

www.pygmalionism.co.uk

http://www.transitiongallery.co.uk/htmlpages/Sex_Shop/intro.html

Sex Shop has been conceived and curated by Sarah Gillham, Darren Narin and Jack Stokoe.

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