Sarah Rose
Sarah Rose works in sculpture, sound, installation and expanded forms of publishing. Her interests lie in what is considered ephemeral but has lasting impacts and residues. In her practice, materials move in and out of abstractions, intimately tracing material states and temporalities, including those existing at the edges of perception. The work draws from ecological and environmental experiences, narratives and histories that foreground interconnections and entangled conditions.
Sarah Rose lives in Glasgow. Recent exhibitions include Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh; Scottish Museum of Modern Art, Edinburgh; CCA (Centre for Contemporary Arts) Glasgow; Hospitalfield, Arbroath, Scotland; Darling Foundry, Montreal; SWG3 Gallery, Glasgow; Baltic 39, Newcastle upon Tyne; and Elizabeth Foundation Project Space, New York. Rose participated in the Kamias Triennial in Manila, Philippines in 2020 and the Brent Biennial, London 2022.. Rose was artist in residence at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop; Little Sparta; Hospitalfield, The Banff Centre; Geumcheon Art Space; and Gasworks. She is an RSA recipient of a residency at Northlands Glass.
Image List
1. Sarah Rose, An Open Letter of Many Replies, light and sound installation, n the House of My Love, Brent Biennial 2022, Roundwood Park, Courtesy of the Artist. Photo: Thierry Bal.
2. Sarah Rose, Difficult Mothers, hand-blown glass marbles, soluble and insoluble liquids, 5mm- 80mm various. Difficult Mothers, SWG3 Glasgow. Courtesy of the Artist. Photo: Max Slaven.
3. Sarah Rose, Drifts, local sycamore, distressed leather, brass, polyester, cotton, found perspex , 350cm x 50 cm, Meet Me at the Threshold, Talbot Rice Gallery. Courtesy of the Artist. Photo: Sally Jubb.
4. Sarah Rose, Open Source (crocodile), reclaimed HDPE plastic 250cm x 800cm, The Normal, Talbot Rice Gallery, Courtesy of the Artist. Photo: Sally Jubb.
5. Sarah Rose, What we heard, recycled plastic fibre, soluble plastic, fixings, 350cm x 50 cm, Lilt Twang Tremor, Centre for Contemporary Art Glasgow. Courtesy of the Artist. Photo: Alan Dimmick.