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'Dialogues' 10th International Biennial of Contemporary Art
25 August - 5 Septemeber 2011
The Central Exhibition Hall 'Manege'
St Petersburg, Russia |
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[GALERIA REGRESSO]
Mail Art Exhibition
11 June - 3 July 2011
Memorial do Rio Grande do Sul
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Private view: 10 June 2011, 19:00
Alastair Moody, Alicia Paz, Amilcar Pinto,
Aya Fukami, Cintia Guimarães, Cristina Cojanu,
Federico Olivari, Frederico Pellachin, Gema Lowe, Geperformancepoa, Guler Ates, Guy Harvey,
James Ryan, Jane Cheadle, Jasper Joffee, John Strutton, Lara Viana, Manoelo Afonso, Marina Camargo, Murilo Biff, Nancy de Melo,
Nik Neves, Oscar Murillo, Pablo Ferretti,
Peter Harris, Renata Bandeira, Roberta Vaz,
Ruth Murray, Sabina Donnelly, Sarah Cooney,
Saron Hughes, Scott O`Rourke, Si Sapsford,
Simeon Banner, Thom Driver, Tom Loffill |
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Republic
22 April - 2 May 2011
Red Room, Rose & Crown,
53 Hoe Street,
London, E17 4SA
Private view: 22 April 2011, 19:00-23:00
On Good Friday a new painting and sculpture show opens in the Redroom at the Rose & Crown. The show features a range of artists and is called ‘Republic’.
‘Republic’ is curated by David Sullivan and includes a variety of different artists including ex-Royal College of Arts and local Walthamstow artists. The show opens on Good Friday at 7pm and runs through until Monday 2 May, so it is on all over both Bank Holiday weekends. The Rose & Crown was of course recently voted Pub of the Year in East London by CAMRA, so a visit to the exhibition is a perfect excuse to sample some tasty beverages and digest the art. More details about what’s on at the Rose & Crown can be found here. |
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Nothing Gold Can Stay
5 - 14 march 2010
3YE Project Space, London, UK
Curated by Nina Trivedi
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HaTS Berlin
8 May - 30 October 2010 (By appointment)
Smartloft Apartments
7 Choriner Strasse,
Berlin, DK
event: 19:00 - 7 May 2010
Sarah Cooney is a member of The HaTS group which will present work in the rooms of smartloft following an 8 day residency in two parts. |
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'Watch This Space' Young & Emerging Artists Auction
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
Special Yoga Centre
2A-2B Wrentham Avenue
London NW10 3HA
With Guest Auctioneer Francis Outred, European Head of Post-War & Contemporary Art, Christie's |
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Galeria Progresso presents
Saturday 28 – Sunday 29 November 2009
Preview: Friday 27 Novemeber 6–9pm
92 Holloway Road, London N7
Guter Ales, Jane Cheadle, Sarah Cooney, Thom Driver, Pablo Ferretti, Aya Fukami, Jorge Da la Garza, Oscar Murillo |
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Guest House
Saturday 19 – Sunday 20 September 2009
Preview: Friday 18 September 6–9pm
92 Holloway Road, London N7
Twelve artists’ works have been installed in an empty shop on Holloway Road. They settle into rooms not quite turned over to a particular usage: some have a domestic feel, but they're not quite lived-in. Wipe-clean surfaces and easy-care plants allow a stale look to be maintained all year round, with minimum effort. Shower and rest for the night (help yourself to books), conduct business in the office, make a call, or root for something useful in the yard. The space is in some sort of transition, fitted this way temporarily and then left. But the make-do atmosphere exerts its own charm and the task has been to embellish it. Enjoy your stay.
Annie Attridge, Cristina Cojanu, Sarah Cooney, Pablo Ferretti, Tom Loffill, Alastair Moody, Laura Mousavi, Ruth Murray, Scott O'Rourke, Alicia Paz, Ellen Stanford, David Sullivan |
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Pale Bue and Green
Saturday 25 July – Sunday 16 August 2009
Preview: Friday 24 July 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Permanent Gallery
Brighton, UK
This exhibition presents work by two artists, Sarah Cooney and
Jess Flood-Paddock, who create paintings and sculptures which exist at different points of withdrawal from the alchemical potential of their respective mediums. Playing with the different degrees to which conventional markers of merit, such as skill and virtuosity, can be abandoned, these artists focus their attention on the prospect of reinventing relationships of colour and form. |
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Bankrobber
10 - 19 April 2009
Red Room, Rose & Crown, London, UK
Philip Caramazza, Sarah Cooney, Sam Douglas, Pablo Ferretti, David Fletcher, Christopher Hanlon, James Martelli, Scott O'Rourke, James Ryan, Paul Savage, David Sullivan
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Pretty Deep
The Royal Standard
Unit 3, Vauxhall Business Centre
131 Vauxhall Road, Liverpool L3 6BN, UK
The exhibition brings together new works by seven artists from the UK and Europe. These artists have been selected by the curators' interpretations of the phrase 'pretty deep'. This resulted in the show looking at notions such as lust, exploration, sarcasm, sincerity and desperation. The works deal with these ideas through formal manipulation and the histoticity of the artists' own media.
Sarah Cooney, Alex Crocker, Grant Foster, Andy Mealor, Chris Miller, Laurence Owen, Nicholas Woods |
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Winter Salon
10 November - 20 December 2008
Temple Bar Gallery & Studios, Dublin, Ireland
Winter Salon aims to recreate the atmosphere of a salon in a contemporary setting. In keeping with the salon theme, all artists participating in Winter Salon have made new work and the line up includes such familiar names as Robert Armstrong, Liam Belton, Barrie Cooke, Diana Copperwhite, Felim Egan, John Gerrard and Joy Gerrard as well as newcomers, Sarah Cooney, Neal Jones, Mie Olise Kjaergaard and Joep Overtoom. The artworks (all wall-based) will be hung salon-style against a backdrop that evokes the atmosphere of “traditional” salon exhibitions. A hugely versatile array of contemporary art will be presented with some work clearly reflective of the innovative spirit of the younger generation balanced by the gravitas and characteristic styles of their more established counterparts.
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Rapunzel
29 – 31 August 2008
Shoreditch Town Hall (Basement)
380 Old Street, EC1V 9LT, London
Rapunzel Rapunzel, presents works by eight
of the most exciting emerging female artists
currently living, working and exhibiting within
London. By employing painting, printmaking,
sculpture, textiles, collage and drawing these
women artists, reference themes of fairytales, dreams, mythological visions, memories,
creatures, domestic interiors and vividly
imagined Worlds.
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Pentimenti
2 – 31 August 2008
Permanent Gallery
Brighton, UK
Exhibition by the graduates and staff, Royal College of Art Painting 2008
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The Royal College of Art Show: Part One
30th May - 8th June 2008
At this exhibition, you will have the opportunity to see Sarah's latest work amongst her RCA colleagues from Painting and the rest of Fine Art and Applied Schools.
For more information about the Show and to view the online catalogue visit this link: The Show 2008
Here is a link for the location of the RCA and how to get there: Location |
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