SARAH FEINMANN NEWS

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2024

Saul Hay Gallery
Spring and Summer Shows

Castlefield Gallery
40 Years of the Future: Painting welcomes back Sarah Feinmann, Tricia Gillman, John Hoyland, and Gary Wragg. Each exhibited as part of Castlefield Gallery’s 1984 inaugural programme.
Large abstract paintings shown at the time, will be shown alongside later paintings by the same artists and the work of four ‘up-and-coming’ painters in the North West – Jamie Kirk, Robin Megannity, Azraa Motala and Katie Tomlinson.
Sarah Feinmann will be exhibiting Umber Field from 1989 and Outshifts 2023.

40 Years of the Future: Painting
Castlefield Gallery
Photograph: Jules Lister

2023

Gladly Beyond

Ground Floor Gallery Space.
Rogue Artists’ Studios CIC,
Barrass Street, Openshaw, M11 1PU

Photographs by Matylda Augustynek

In the Making
Salford Museum and Art Gallery

Like Water Under the Bridge

In this exhibition Sarah Feinmann investigated Ordsall Dyeworks. In Like Water Under the Bridge she focuses on Woden’s footbridge over the Irwell, all that remains from the regeneration of the area, former site of Ordsall Dyeworks. She prints with natural inks and dyes, on paper and collaged mixed media surfaces.

2022

Through the Looking Glass
World of Glass, St Helens

Looking Glass House
Empty windows and their reflections often feature in Sarah’s practice. These works are based on a series of grainy photographs, taken at night looking into a house. Each window becomes a looking glass, reflecting back the outside world, a mix of shadows, landscape and the inside space. These pieces become further fragmented alluding to the way that events happens repeatedly in Alice’s looking glass world.

2021

From the Ground Up
Castlefield New Art Spaces Wigan

You Don't Need To Sign For It
Reflecting online shopping during Covid Lockdowns and the effect on the high street.
As my work involves reusing, recycling and repurposing, my piece involved printing from the used parcel packaging, complete with a variety of labels which disintegrated as I printed.

2020

Obstructions Exhibition Castlefield Gallery, Manchester
https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=9RJZwmfeDC6&back=1
My obstruction was Do not use the wall for support, but instead, let the artwork ‘stand up for itself.’
In “Presence and Absence” the sense of memory and history permeates the materials showing the passage of time. By exploring the negative impressions pressed in and cut out. An architectural framework of semi- enclosed spaces juxtaposes the cut out and pressed in surfaces. This sculpture reflects the domestic nature of my work and is made up from various household items.

MA In Fine Art Virtual Degree Show
https://virtualdegreeshow.uclan.ac.uk/course/ma-fine-art/
Catalogue
https://issuu.com/uclanmafineart/docs/ma_fine_art_course_2020

GMCA Creative Commissions in response to Covid 19
"Closed Until Further Notice"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOEXOI_wbIg

2019

bOlder Artist Award
I have been selected to be one of ten artists accepted onto the bOlder artist development programme, a six month professional development programme devised by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority and Castlefield Gallery for artists over 50 in the Greater Manchester region.

Exciting news!
I am delighted to be having a solo exhibition at Bath Artist Studios in the Roper Gallery.
The show runs from 15th November - 6th December.
The exhibition combines photography, assemblage, transfer prints, collagraphs and collage and explores the Overlooked.

ROGUE WOMEN
We invited women artists from Rogue and 8 invited artists to create an exhibition featuring 40 women artists, working in varied disciplines, curated by Ann Bukantas
The exhibition is at Rogue Artists’ Studios CIC (Ground Floor Gallery Space)
2-6 Barrass Street,Openshaw, Manchester. M11 1PU
16th November - 1st December Open Saturdays and Sundays 12 – 4pm and weekdays by appointment.

Markmakers is a group of artists based in Runcorn with members from across the NorthWest. We were invited to respond to the Ellesmere Port Waterways Museum and the group exhibited their work in the Watermarks exhibition.

2018

Landmarks

The Art of Volunteering.
The Whitworth Collection Centre, Manchester
As Whitworth Volunteers, we were asked to choose work from the Whitworth for The Art of Volunteering exhibition in the Collection Centre. I selected Barbara Rae's "Beach Gleaming" for her vivid colour, use of collage and ambiguous landscape. Alongside I showed Viaduct, which was based on two trains, one rust coloured and one turquoise travelling in opposite directions, glimpsed on the way to my studio.