You can find my new work, 'Blue Seven' at St. Peter and St. Paul Newchurch. They have the most fabulous coffee morning on Saturdays with a buffet of cake heaven!
AiRM theme this year is Blue year in honour of the legacy of Derek Jarman, I have made seven blue cloaks/ robes and defined a robing area with blue hangings. Visitors can wear the cloaks as they explore the church.
Wear a blue cloak and cross a blue threshold...
Tweet your #Blue7 photos to @thesarahsparkes and @artromneymarsh
St Peter
St Paul Newchurch
Title: 'Blue Seven'
Medium:
Installation with blue fabrics, ribbon and silk thread
Artists’s
Statement
Ancient religious
texts describe the use of blue fabric hangings to delineated a place for a
divine presence. For AIRMC2014, Sarah Sparkes has created a blue robing area,
containing seven blue cloaks, representing the seven participating churches.
You are invited to wear one of the cloaks, shrouding yourself in blue, during
your visit.
Sarah Sparkes is an artist and
curator. She runs the visual arts project 'GHost' She spent three years as Artist in Residence
and Research Fellow at the 'Harry Price Library of Magical Literature' and this
has informed much of her recent work.
She recently completed commissions for Camberwell Arts and the 'Over
Time' project at Enderby Wharf
in Greenwich . Recent exhibitions include Theatrical
Dynamics' at Torrance Art Museum , Los Angeles ; 'Haunted Landscapes' at Falmouth University , Cornwall and 'SEeAFAR' at Folkestone Triennial
Fringe, Folkestone and Deptford X, London .
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