Sara Willett

Sara Willett graduated in 2002 from Camberwell College of Art, London, with a first class BA honours in Painting and later gained a Masters in Fine Art there; graduating in 2011. She exhibits regularly in the UK, Europe and Asia Her work is held in collections, in the UK, USA, Australia, Japan and Europe. She was short listed for the Sunny International Art Prize in 2018. Her practise incorporates, painting, installation, and sound.

She has been awarded two fully supported residencies at the Da Wang Culture Highland centre, in South East China in 2015 and 2013. In 2016 she was awarded a fully supported residency with Being 3 Gallery, Beijing, which culminated in a solo exhibition, City Kaleidoscope.

2009 – 2011 Camberwell College of Art
MA Fine Art

1999 – 2002 Camberwell College of Art
BA (hons) Painting - First Class

1998 – 1999 Sir John Cass
Foundation Diploma

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
Recent Paintings, 12 Hay Hill Gallery, London 2021
Further from Home, Hatcham House Gallery, London 2020
Hold my Breath, Project Space, London 2020
In the Space of Elsewhere, London 2018
Kunstformen Der Yuanland (with John Lunn), Beijing China, 2016
City Kaleidoscope, Being 3 gallery, Beijing, China 2016
Spectre, Curious Projects, Eastbourne 2015
China Web, Da Wang Culture Highland, Shenshen, China 2013
Shape Shift, Cinnamon Kitchen, London 2013
Kunstforment der Poundland, Deptford X London 2012
Ligeia, Deptford X, main programme, London 2011
Psychidea, Tinpitch Art at Ganapati, London 2010
Arabesque, Arthouse Gallery, London 2010
One Fine Day, Beverley Knowles Fine Art 2008
Excavaton, The Flea Pit Gallery, London 2007
Recent Work, The Shed Gallery, Norwich 2005

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Forthcoming, Reconstructing the Reality, Zurich
2018
Seven Painters, Gala Fine Art, Bristol,
Ex Libris, Project Space, London
Eyeball Pleasers, Project Space, London
2017
The Machine for saying Sorry, London
Sunny Art Prize, Shortlist Exhibition, London
Paper and Bronze - Gallery Different, London
2016
Art and Ducks, Contemporary art festival, Weybridge,UK
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