Fountain Studios
An Exhibition featuring recent work by alumni from the Massachusetts College of Art.
Brooklyn, NY
February 4th - March 3rd 2012

Juan Jose Barboza, Kevin Buchholz, John Burkett, Bruce Campbell
Stephanie Cardon, Natalie Collins, Stephanie Costello, Alex DeMaria
Hilary Doyle, Kate Goyette, Don Hershey, Janne Holtermann, Phil Jung
Jessica M. Kaufman, Marketa Klicova, Robert Knight, Wilson Lawrence
Sebastien Leclerq, Rob Lomblad, Sarah Lubin, Billie Mandle, Sarah Moran, Matt Murphy, Irina Rosovsky, Owen Rundquist, Erik Schubert
Rebecca Sittler, Catherine Stack, Lou Susi, David Tames, Elizabeth Thach, Joey Tipton, Johanna Warwick, Bahar Yurukoglu, Michael Zachary

BESTIES/FAVES

February 4th through February 25th

Opening reception: Saturday February 4th, 5 to 8pm

Sweet Lorraine Gallery at Screwball Spaces
183 Lorraine St. 3rd Fl.
Red Hook, Brooklyn
F or G trains to Carroll St.
Sweet Lorraine Gallery

“BESTIES/FAVES is an exhibition of my best friends from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design who also happen to be some of my favorite artists,” says curator and host Sarah Alice Moran. “We drank too much coffee, and made peanut butter sandwiches every day: they are the most trusted eyes and opinions of my studio practice. When grad school ended our studios were no longer shouting distance from each other -- and we were damned to sit in a room by ourselves for hours, then days, to make work with no one to distract us but ourselves and our day jobs. My goal in having this show is purely selfish: I miss my friends, their work, and their opinions. I want to bring everyone together again for a show that demonstrates how our work is connected through such a critical time in our collective art making process.”


Sarah Lubin, Laurel McMechan, Sarah Alice Moran and Elizabeth Thach employ different artistic strategies and media including painting, drawing and sculptural installation. Collectively they share a preoccupation with addressing the complex nature of individual contemporary experiences: relationships among groups, between individuals, and within oneself, as well as the underlying currents that spur creative expression.

RBPMW 2011 Annual Member Show

October 13, 2011 - November 6, 2011
Opening reception: Friday, October 14, 2011, 6pm - 9pm
Closing reception: Friday, November 4, 2011, 6pm - 8pm

One of my etchings was chosen for the 3rd International Guanlan Print Biennial in China.
I am excited to be included with this group of international print makers.

I've created a channel on vimeo to show documentation of video installations and some video sketches I am working on.
Please check it out: http://vimeo.com/channels/sara

I've started training at The Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop to work as a monitor in exchange for printing access.
I have been developing some images to continue my Central Park etching series.
I will put up some new prints as soon as they are ready!

I am a finalist for the Rag & Bone mural contest for their new shop on Houston St.
Please take a moment to vote for my submission online:
Rag & Bone Houston Project

Visit my profile featured on Gawker Artists as part of the "Curator's Picks."

Stop by Arch Bushwick as part of Bushwick Open Studios.
I have three small paintings and a print included in the group show.
18 Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn

Great review and photos from my latest group show.
BANZAI!!!!! Blows the doors off Brooklyn's Red Lotus Room

Potion Collective based in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

My thesis show will be on view at the Paine and Bakalar Galleries
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
April 19 to 25
For more information go to the gallery website