FROM THE BIG SPLASH TO THE LAST SPLASH, 2023
FROM THE BIG SPLASH TO THE LAST SPLASH, TERRACE GALLERY, LONDON, 2023 ‘FROM THE BIG SPLASH TO THE LAST SPLASH’ Curated by @toby_messenger_ @terrace_gallery @patchworks.xyz PV 6-10pm Weds 15th March @patchworks.xyz 258 Church Road, London E10 7JQ A cross generational, DIY painting show in east London split down the middle – Glasgow, London and a…
PAINT TALK
‘Paint Talk’ Trongate 103 Gallery Space, Glasgow. Featuring: Daisy Richardson @daisymayarichardson and Sam Douglas @samdouglasstudio Michael Clarence @michaeljohnclarence and Olivia Irvine @oliviairvineart Sarah Grant @sfgrant and Ben Risk @benjaminrisk Sharon Thomas @sharonthomasart and Michael Antkowiak @mantkowiak #contemporarypainting #contemporarydrawing #contemporaryart #contemporarylandscapepainting #scottishpainting #scottishart #modernbritishart #modernpainting #americanlandscapes #landscapeart #landscape_painting_now #digitallandscape #contemporarypainting #glasgowart #gi2021 #modernpainters #londonpaintclub #toronto
Sharon Thomas: Rural Rides, New Glasgow Society, 2021
Sharon Thomas: ‘Rural Rides’ Preview: Friday 3 September 6-9PM Artist Talk: Saturday 18 September 2pm ‘Rural Rides’ presents the work of artist Sharon Thomas, spanning the last 15 years, offering significant works made in New York during the troubled years of the early 2000’s to those made in recent years in Glasgow. Thomas’ work implementing…
Beyond Epilepsy, CCA (2016) Online blog collaboration and installation
Beyond Epilepsy is working with Glasgow Science Festival 2016 to ask whether a greater understanding of the brain has led to more understanding in society as a whole. This project. led by academic Rachel Hewitt aims to be a platform for artists, not only promoting disabilities, but also artists with disabilities. Beyond Epilepsy is a…
Mansfield, S. Glasgow Women’s Library celebrates 21st anniversary, The Scotsman, 2014
Mansfield, S., A Perfect Birthday, The Scotsman Weekend Life Magazine, 2014. p16-17 TURNING 21 is a traditional coming-of-age, for organisations as well as people. And if any proof were needed that Glasgow Women’s Library has reached maturity, one needs only to look through the pages of the 21 Revolutions, an ambitious collection of new work…
21 Revolutions at Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh Arts Festival, 2013
21 Revolutions on Edinburgh Art Festival website
21 Revolutions at Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh Arts Festival, 2013
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McMeekin. E, New artwork to celebrate the life of Govan heroine, Herald Scotland, 2012
By Elizabeth McMeekin SHE is known as one of the most influential women in Glasgow in the early 20th century, became the first female Labour councillor in the city and tirelessly campaigned for the working classes. Friday 9 March 2012 Now Mary Barbour, who lived in Govan in the early 1900s, is to be celebrated…
International Women’s Day celebrates the life of Mary Barbour, BBC, 8 March, 2012
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-17304237 A project celebrating the life and work of Mary Barbour has been launched as part of International Women’s Day. Barbour was a housewife who roused thousands of women to protest at steep rent increases for living in Glasgow tenements during WWI. Mary Barbour’s leadership was responsible for a new rent restriction law. She also…
Peacocke, H. 2009. Tales of Shiney-Shiney, Oxford Times Review, 2009
The dry autumn leaves strewn on the floor of the North Wall Gallery, Summertown, have not been blown in by the wind. They are all part of the picture ‘Apotropaic’, by Sharon Thomas, which dominates the main wall.
Rice, G. (2009) Apotropaic: Sharon Thomas at Museet for Religiøs Kunst
A Review of by Gráinne Rice “And wherever you do, whatever you do, there’s always that damp little island called the past…” Many of the works in the Apotropaic exhibition were developed whilst Sharon Thomas was a Sainsbury Scholar at the British School in Rome (2005-06). As implied by Morrissey’s words (another ex-pat anglo in…
Butler, S. (2009) Neo-Maternalism: Contemporary Artists’ Approach to Motherhood, The Brooklyn Rail
Critical Perspectives on Art, Politics and Culture, Dec 2008/Jan 2009 Ever since the Abstract Expressionists held forth at the Cedar Tavern in the 1950s, the unwritten rule has been that making art is a consuming obsession that leaves no time or space for worldly responsibilities like childrearing. Before the AbExers, an artist like Gaugin left…
OVERLAP2, The British School at Rome, 2006
WILLIAM COBBING, JUAN FORD, LAUREN LAVITT, STEVEN MacIVER, EAMON O´KANE, SARAH STEAD, SHARON THOMAS The British School at Rome via Gramsci 61, 00197 Roma tel. 06 3264939 http://www.bsr.ac.uk Opening: Thursday, 16 March 2006, 6.30-9.30 PM 17-25 March 2006, Monday-Saturday, 4.30-7.00 PM and by appointment info: finearts@bsrome.it The next exhibition of The British School at Rome…