Sarah Anderson

BFA (Sculpture) University of Canterbury

PGDip. Art Curatorship University of Canterbury

I was born, raised and educated in Christchurch NZ and currently live in the small town of Lincoln near Ōtautahi Ch.Ch.

Exhibition History -

2023 - Florilegium, Megan Huffadine & Sarah Anderson, Chambers Rangiora

2023 - Lyrical, Art Associates Aotearoa exhibition, Chambers Art Gallery, Christchurch

2022 / 2023 - Snapshot, Art Associates Aotearoa exhibition, Amuri Arts Council Gallery, Hanmer Springs

2022 - Radical Botanicals, Group exhibitions at Margaret Stoddart Cottage, Diamond Harbour

2022- The Place, Associates Group Exhibition at Art on the Quay, Kaiapoi

2021 - Related to and arises from … , the Colombo, Associates Group Show, Christchurch Nov 10 - Dec 5

2021 - A Stone to Strike and a Rock to Stumble Over, Associates Group Show, April/May/June Ashburton Art Gallery

2020- Finalist ZAFAA Awards, Ashburton Art Gallery

2019 - Guest artist at The Creator’s Room inaugural exhibition

2019 - Finalist ZAFAA Awards, Ashburton Art Gallery

2016 – Alchemy, 1st Thursday’s group show, Christchurch

2015, Wisteria, Corn & the Vegetable Outlaws, Amuri Arts Council Gallery, Hanmer Springs

2014, Studio Red, group show, Bannockburn

2014 Christmas Show, CPIT ArtBox, Christchurch

2014 Botanical Fandango, CPIT ArtBox, Christchurch

2014, Selected Works, Amuri Arts Council Gallery, Hanmer Springs

2011 Stonescape, The Wallace Art Gallery, Morrinsville

2011 The Garden Party, group show, Greenslade Gallery, Hamilton

2010 Shelf, group show, The Framing Workshop, Hamilton

2008 50 x 50, group show, The Framing Workshop, Hamilton

2008 Other Worlds, solo show, Calder & Lawson Gallery, Waikato University, Hamilton

2007 Finalist, Anthony Harper Award, COCA, Christchurch

2006 Stonescape, Platform 01, Hamilton

2005 Land and Form, George Perry Gallery, Tauranga

2005 Finalist, Waikato National Art Awards

2003 Salon de Refuse, Norsewear Art Award

2003 Group Show, Victoria Henwood Gallery, New Plymouth

2003 Waterborne, solo show, Barrows Gallery, Martinborough

2002 Remnants, new paintings, at Oedipus Rex Gallery, Auckland

2002 Finalist, North Shore Art Awards

2001 Tidal Remains, works on paper, at Oedipus Rex Gallery, Auckland

1991 Solo show of bronzes and drawings at the C.S.A Gallery, Christchurch

1991 Preparations, a group show, Brooke Gifford Gallery, Christchurch

1987 Solo show of Sculpture and Drawing at Several Arts Gallery, Christchurch

1986, Solo graduate exhibition, Centre Gallery, the Arts Centre, Christchurch

Text -

2017 Papanui High School, 10th Anniversary of the Permanent Collection Art Awards 2007 – 2017, co-produced with Mark Soltero on behalf of Papanui High School - ISBN 978-0-473-38359-6

2015 Wisteria, Corn & the Vegetable Outlaws, catalogue essay by Sarah Anderson

2014 Vanishing Point, Anderson/Dawe/Emery/Walter, text & curation by Sarah Anderson - ISBN 978-0-473-26575-5

2012 Please Do Not Touch, Ilam Campus Gallery, School of Fine Arts, University of Canterbury, contributing writer - Issn no. 1176-1164

2012 Student Series, catalogue publication, Ilam Campus Gallery, School of Fine Arts, University of Canterbury, contributing writer

Art News NZ, Autumn 2011, Art Meets Environmentalism in Upcoming, pg.128

2011 E:Scape, catalogue publication, foreword and text - ISBN 978-0-9864596-2-7

2010 E:Scape, catalogue publication, foreword and text - ISBN 978-0-9864596-0-3

2009 E:Scape, catalogue publication, foreword and text

Awards -

1987 Queen Elizabeth 11 Arts Council, Young Artists Award

1986 Rosemary Johnson Muller Memorial Scholarship for Sculpture

Projects -

2022- Artist rug collaboration with Dilana Rugs - https://dilana.co.nz/sarah-anderson

2015 Curator, Wisteria, Corn & the Vegetable Outlaws, Hanmer Springs Gallery

2015 Creative Producer/Stage Manager/Fundraiser for Ex Tenebris Lux, a mixed media theatre production in collaboration with Jeremy Roake performed at the 2015 Christchurch Body Festival of Dance & Performance

2014 Vanishing Point, a publication exploring current environmental issues in the Mackenzie Basin from an artist’s perspective. In collaboration with Bing Dawe, John Emery & Keith Walter, text & curation by Sarah Anderson

2013 on the curatorial team for [IN]Box at ArtBox Christmas Show