Life Lines in the news article
Lancaster University has run a short article about the Ruskin's Good Looking! project and the forthcoming workshops taking place at...
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Sarah Casey
Returning to Ryerson
It has been a pleasure to spend the past week working in Toronto undertaking more research for the Exquisite Corpses project with Ingrid...
Drawing Habits at Contemporary Textile Studio Canada
A fantastic day of drawing today at the Drawing Habits workshop, run in collaboration with Ingrid Mida (Ryerson University, Torornto) at...
Drawing Habits in Toronto
Delighted to find out I've been award an International Development grant by Lancaster University to undertake more follow up research...
@scaseyartist Twitter launched
Taken the plunge and entered the world of twitter. I'll be trying to post live updates as projects develops and new work is made. You can...
Touching and Tracing
It was a delight to have the opportunity to share ideas and outcomes arising from recent drawing projects at the Art, Materiality and...
Exquisite Corpses on the British Council Blog
The British Council have published a series of blog posts about Exquisite Corpses project on their Architecture Design and Fashion Blog....
You and I are Discontinuous Beings
Work from Exquisite Corpses is now on show in You and I are Discontinuous Beings an exhibition of drawings at Birmingham City University...
A visit from the Dress Detective
This has been an exciting week in the studio with Dress detective Ingrid Mida coming to visit from Toronto. The aim was for Ingrid to...
Hats off to Ruskin
It has been a pleasure to spend 4 days at Brantwood, taking time to carefully examine the clothing of John Ruskin through drawing. It has...
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