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INHABIT exhibition review

Sarah — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 14:09:24 +0000

After three successful days of ‘INHABIT’, which saw the best part of 1000 people visiting the show, the exhibition closed its doors on Sunday evening, while the ever changing crowd attending the Hackney Wicked Festival was still moving around, in search of art, entertainment and a cold drink in the evening sun.
Lee Cavaliere, gallery manager at Max Wigram gallery and Sarah Roesink of studio ideologio, came up with the idea for a show around the theme of architecture and space. INHABIT is really only the start, a bigger show is planned for later in the year focussing on either end of the inhabited space. The space before it is inhabited and the space after people have left, eerie white walls and uncanny memories that live in the rooms left vacant, are the subject of the upcoming project.
Coming back to the recent show, suiting the theme, the exhibition was hosted in Cavaliere’s home which he shares with artist Kit Merritt who was also part of the show.

Pinhole Photography – Diesel Island Workshop

Sarah — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 18:24:28 +0000

On Saturday Sarah held a Pinhole Photography workshop for Diesel, as part of their Diesel Island campaign. It took place at the Britannia Pub next to Victoria Park. They kindly let her use their upstairs flat, where Sarah installed a makeshift darkroom, in the bathroom. Although the weather was mostly overcast and exposure times were a lengthy 15 minutes for some, everyone managed to get some very nice results!
If you’d like Sarah to visit you with a portable darkroom, for a pinhole photography workshop get in touch!
Photos ©Katie Palmer, 2011

PechaKucha Night Heraklion Vol#1

Sarah — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 18:06:58 +0000

In April we organised the first PechaKucha Night in Heraklion, Crete, Greece, together with architects Kallia Platyrrachou and Olga Koutantou. Sarah also gave a presentation on photography. Ranging from her fascination of the pinhole camera to the use of creativity as a tool to help us overcome life changing situations.

You can view more images of the event here.

The Art Of Lost Words

Sarah — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 15:28:43 +0000

The Arts of Lost Words is back, this time showing at Peninsua Arts Gallery, Plymouth, UK — 19 March till 30 April 2011
Below is Spyros’ visualisation of the word Spalloid, it’s and adjective meaning ‘resembling a harp or stringed instrument’.
Four individual photograms joined together.

And Sarah’s visual response to the word Latibule which is a noun and means ‘hiding place’.
Three Polaroid Pinhole images.

Dazed Digital interview

Spyros — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 07:43:56 +0000

Sarah interviewed by Robert Urquhart for Dazed Digital, read the article here

Open studio days

Spyros — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 11:47:50 +0000

Come join us at the first open studio day at Erlang House. We’ll be open during weekend to. Private view 14/10/2010.

minimal sites

Spyros — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 10:43:21 +0000

Our site is featured in the minimalsites.com online gallery/community and an online celebration of modernism. There’s a showcase of some of the cleanest web-designs out there, inspiring!

Photolita Exhibition

Sarah — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 09:14:19 +0000

Sarah’s work is currently to be seen as part of PHOTOLITA. This exhibition is a group show featuring artists who work with analogue photography techniques. Exhibiting artists include Phil Hale, Tom Hunter, Michele Turriani, Simon Larbalestier, Charlotte Heal, Guy Paterson, Bunny&Fez and Rachel Thomson.
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Greek Ruins in PIN—UP

Spyros — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 13:07:25 +0000

Following our ictvc talk, the summer edition of visit site magazine, features an article by Andreas Angelidakis on the greek arbitrary building frames inspired by Sarah’s polaroids.

Arbitrary talk—Nicosia

Spyros — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 17:00:36 +0000

We talked about arbitrariness and deterioration in a visual lecture on the charms and pitfalls of arbitrariness around us. A subject that fascinates us, as we’ve become obsessed with recording those autocratic designs. We want to expand on the subject wishing for your contribution. Please upload any arbitrary instances that grab your attention in the arbitrary flickr group

Here’s the slides:
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