"Time for tea III" Fine art linocut relief print on Nepalese Lokta paper
by Sharon Low 2014 (200 x 150 mm unframed)
Exhibited in Royal Society of British Artists Exhibition 2018;
Society of Women Artists Exhibition 2017
Welcome
Sharon Low SWA is a British artist of Australian Chinese Peranakan heritage. Her work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts, the Mall Galleries, on the Mall, next to the Institute of Contemporary Art, just off Trafalgar Square, and the Bankside Gallery (next to Tate Modern Gallery).
Sharon has recently completed the MA Visual Arts: Printmaking at the Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts, London (UAL).
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Blog
- Tatsuo Miyajima from 9 to 1 and zero in the cycle of life and death: Karma is also central to the work of the Japanese artist Tatsuo Miyajima. Miyajima’s three core concepts are: keep changing; connect with everything; continue forever. Read more →
- Space and place in the work of Do Ho Suh: The notion of karma is the title and subject of many works by Korean artist Do Ho Suh. From work on paper and video to sculpture and immersive installation, the notion of karma is the title and subject of many works by Korean artist Do Ho Suh. Read more →
- Mona Hatoum’s “Measures of Distance” is a reflection of our global life: In a life marked by exile, Hatoum's work asks us to re-consider how we see and understand the world, and its “notions of territory, fragility, humanity, scale and power”. Read more →
Exhibitions
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Royal Society of British Artists
301st Annual Open Exhibition 2018
Wed 21 to Sat 31 March 2018
Mall Galleries
The Mall
London SW1Y 5BD, UK
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LOOP Artists in Print 2018
Mon 10 to Monday 17 September 2018
Bankside Gallery, 48 Hopton St, London SE1 9JH, UK
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Society of Women Artists Exhibition 2018
Tue 25 to Sun 30 September
Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1Y 5BD, UK
