
Sarah Knox
Artist MemberDetails
First Name | Sarah |
Last Name | Knox |
Username | sarahknox |
Website | |
Region | Edinburgh & The Lothians |
Disciplines | Painting, Printmaking |
Themes | Landscape |
Statement
Statement | Sarah Knox is an established artist based in Edinburgh. Her practice involves sketching en plein air and responding to the sensation of landscape. Renowned for her oil and watercolour paintings of landscapes and seascapes with dissolving forms and light, her studio work has evolved to become more abstract and expressive, exploring the alchemy of pigment and medium. Sarah accepts commissions, teaches master classes and is a member of the freelance education team for the National Galleries of Scotland. |
Biography
Biography | Sarah exhibits widely and her work is represented by Doubtfire Gallery, Velvet Easel Gallery and Strathearn Gallery. Sarah has been been honoured to be a selected artist representing Scotland at Fabriano in Acquarello 2018 -2025 an international watercolour convention in Italy. She values her relationship with collectors and followers and for the last ten years has taken part in Pittenweem Arts Festivals and Artwalk Porty in Portobello – events which make contemporary art accessible and where the client meets the artist. Sarah continues her art teaching by working freelance for National Galleries of Scotland and also teaches adult painting classes and one-to-one portfolio classes. Recently, Sarah has exhibited with Doubtfire Gallery, Strathearn Gallery, Velvet Easel Gallery, Tatha Gallery, Art in Healthcare, Edinburgh Printmakers, Marchmont Gallery, Fidra Fine Art, Found Gallery, WASPS Patriothall, Rheged Centre, Cumbria and The Maltings, Wells-next-the-sea, Norfolk. Sarah is a regular contributor to Visual Arts Scotland and Society of Scottish Artists Open Call exhibitions. Her artwork is represented in many private and public collections including Art in Healthcare, University of Exeter and University of London. Her work is often inspired by travel and this began when she was awarded a postgraduate art travelling scholarship to USSR by University of London. Sarah was thrilled to be awarded VACMA bursaries to refresh lithographic printmaking skills in 2023 and 2024. Solo Exhibitions There you feel free, Doubtfire Gallery, Edinburgh 2022 Lost Worlds, Dawyck Botanic Gardens 2021 Art House, Artwalk Porty 2017 – 2023 Priory House, Pittenweem Arts Festival 2018 – 2024 Lyrical Landscapes, Port and Fi 2019 Colonsay Art Trail, Port Mhor 2019 Light in the Garden, Dawyck Botanical Gardens 2016 Paintings and prints, Water of Leith Bistro 2016 Beaverhall Open Studios 2016 – 2022 Shorelines, Marchmont Gallery 2015 Iona Paintings and Prints, Porto and Fi 2014 Selected Group Exhibitions Edinburgh Art Fair 2024 On the Spring tide, Doubtfire Gallery 2024 Doubtfire Gallery Winter and Summer exhibition 2022 – 23 Strathearn Gallery Summer and Winter exhibition 2023 St Columba’s Hospice exhibition, Edinburgh 2021- 2024 Fabriano in Acquarello, Fabriano and Bologna 2018 – 2025 Marchmont Gallery 2015, 2016. 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 The Velvet Easel Gallery, Portobello: Spring Summer and Winter shows 2017 -2025 Art in Healthcare, Inverleith House 2019 Maggie’s Centre, Dundee 2019 Salon, Edinburgh Printmakers 2018 The Line Gallery Christmas Show, Linlithgow 2018, 2019 Art in Healthcare exhibition, Arusha Gallery 2018 Only Connect, the Maltings, Wells-next-the-sea 2018 Bridges to Wonder, Art in Healthcare, Arusha Gallery 2018 Summer Exhibition, Fidra Fine Art 2017 Contemporary Art Practice, WASPS Patriothall 2017 Edinburgh Printmakers Members exhibition 2017 Gallery Ten, Edinburgh 2017-18 Maggie’s Centre, Edinburgh 2016 Visual Arts Scotland Annual Open 2014 -2020 Society of Scottish Artists Annual Open 2014-2020 The Great Print Show, Rheged Centre 2016 All the wonderful things, Art in Healthcare, Gayfield Creative Spaces 2016 Art in Healthcare Collection, Out of the Blue, Drill Hall 2015 The Rock Trust annual exhibition 2014 -2018 In the 80s Sarah Knox exhibited at the Open Eye Gallery, Torrance Gallery, Shore Gallery, Flowers Gallery, Macaulay Gallery and Macmillan Cancer Research exhibitions. |