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Following in Father's Footsteps from Sarah Doyle on Vimeo.
In 1899 Vesta Tilley laid the foundation stone for the Camberwell Palace Of Varieties, which stood at 23-31 Denmark Hill. At this time Camberwell boasted around half a dozen theatres or cinemas. The day she laid the foundation stone she is reported to have said that she would be "delighted to sing the first song in the new Palace of Varieties"*
This film was created as part of Camberwell Arts Festival 2016 "Metamorphosis" project and features a song by the Music Hall star Vesta Tilley. She was one of the foremost musichall acts of her day and started her male impersonation act at the age of only 5 years old. Vesta Tilley personifies metamorphosis, an enduring icon, her influence can still be felt today.
*Quote from the theatrical paper the Era, 8th July, 1899
This film has been supported by the Camberwell Arts Festival (11th – 19th June 2016)
For more information visit → camberwellarts.org.uk
Monday, June 13, 2016
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
The Names
I will be showing my name piece on etched mirror with Transition Gallery for 'The Names' show.
My work from the show also features in the Self edition of Transition Gallery's Garageland Magazine
Transition Gallery
Unit 25a Regent Studios
8 Andrews Road
London E8 4QN
16 January - 6 February 2016
Friday & Saturday 12-6pm
Preview: Friday 15 January 6-9pm
The Names features a number of small works; each one is about the name / signature of the artist who made it. From Duchamp's subversive R.Mutt to Josh Smith's shameless painted autographs, artists have cavorted with the significance of the signature. As a rule, in the early 20th century, the signature was a vital addition to the front of an artwork, embedding the artist's identity into the work with showy authentication. In contemporary art, however, the signature is generally discretely placed on the back of an artwork and a prominent signature has become the signifier of very bad, amateur taste.
Denying the name on the front of the work is an art world game. The value of an artwork depends upon its maker – so excluding the name means only those in the know, know for sure the veracity of the work.
In contemporary culture 'bad taste' can quite legitimately be resurrected and become a sign of the most adventurous tastemakers. Thus, there are now artists who knowingly embrace the potential of the signature by signing their work prominently and defiantly on the front.
The Names first appeared at Sluice Art Fair in October 2015. It will be reimagined at Transition Gallery in January 2016 with 18 additional artists.
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 12.1.16
Thursday, October 15, 2015
The Names at Sluice Art Fair
I will be showing my name piece on etched mirror with Transition Gallery for The Names show at Sluice Art Fair
Transition Gallery at Sluice Art Fair Bargehouse,
Oxo Tower Wharf,
London SE1
16-18 October 2015 11-6pm
Preview: Thursday 15 October 5 - 8.30pm
The Names is an exhibition created for Sluice that takes the artist's signature as its theme. From Duchamp's subversive R.Mutt to Josh Smith's shameless painted autographs, artists have cavorted with the significance of the signature. As a rule, in the early 20th century, the signature was a vital addition to the front of an artwork, embedding the artist's identity into the work with showy authentication. In contemporary art, however, the signature is generally discretely placed on the back of an artwork and a prominent signature has become the signifier of very bad, amateur taste.
Denying the name on the front of the work is an art world game. The value of an artwork depends upon its maker – so excluding the name means only those in the know, know for sure the veracity of the work.
In contemporary culture 'bad taste' can quite legitimately be resurrected and become a sign of the most adventurous tastemakers. Thus, there are now artists who knowingly embrace the potential of the signature by signing their work prominently and defiantly on the front.
The Names features a number of small works; each one is about the name / signature of the artist who made it.
The names of the artists in The Names:
Michael Ajerman, Phillip Allen, Sarah Baker, Mike Bartlett, Sara Berman, Kirsty Buchanan, Annabel Dover, Sarah Doyle, Archie Franks, Susie Hamilton, Russell Herron, Paul Housley, Henry Hussey, Marie Jacotey, Jasper Joffe, Matthew Krishanu, Cathy Lomax, Alex Michon, Alex Pearl, Michael Pybus, Harry Pye , Dallas Seitz, Alli Sharma , Corinna Spencer, Mimei Thompson, Gavin Toye, Katherine Tulloh, Rose Wylie
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 15.10.15
Friday, September 11, 2015
London, New York, Paris, Munich
I am currently showing some Kate Bush paintings at A Side B Side gallery for the "London, New York, Paris, Munich" exhibition curated by Astrid Horkheimer and Harry Pye
Its a great pop music themed show and well worth visit but be quick as it closes on the 14th Sept!
I chose Kate Bush as my subject for the show as she grew up in the area I currently live in South East London. The paintings I made for the show will eventually be made into a zine and feature interesting stories about Kate Bush (I'll post more info about the zine when its printed).
A video posted by Sarah Doyle (@sarah_doyle) on
A Side B Side Gallery
Hackney Downs Studios
Amhurst Terrace
show opening dates:
11th - 14th Sept 2015
opening hours:
Mon-Fri 12-6pm (or by appointment)
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"London, New York, Paris, Munich" is an exhibition celebrating the wonderful world of Pop music.
The show opens on Thursday the 10th of September at A-side B-side Gallery and is curated by Astrid Horkheimer and Harry Pye.
Astrid says: "The aim of L.N.Y.P.M is to have a blast. Highlights of the show include Liam Scully's Beyonce tribute, Barry Thompson's drawings of Kurt Cobain, Paul Hamilton's response to The Beatles White album, a painting of Yoko Ono by Rowland Smith, a Kate Bush fanzine put together by Sarah Doyle, a gigantic Florence and The Machine painting by Julie Bennett, Sandra Turnbull's mixed media tribute to Ian Dury & The Blockheads, Dominic From Luton's work inspired by Paul Young, Pop Star obituary paintings by Hugh Mendes, and a Michael Jackson painting by Geraldine Swayne."
Harry says: "I'm really looking forward to this show. I've been collaborating with Gordon Beswick and Mikey Georgeson on several new paintings of David Bowie, which will be hung together in our "David Bowie Corner". Gordon and I have also made a new painting of Brian Jones that was inspired by a song on Micko Westmoreland's new L.P "Your's ETC Abc" We're delighted that the p.v. of this show is also the launch party for Micko's excellent album. Hope you can make it on Thursday the 10th as I'm sure a splendid time will be had by all."
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 11.9.15
Monday, June 22, 2015
Sand Land at Den-City 1
DEN-City 1
Do come down and help build a mini Sand City
DEN-City1 a temporary utopian city of installations, dens and assemblages. Colourfully, repurposing, and recycling on the theme 'Work in Progress' . DEN- City1 will be mushrooming on a prime piece of land by the Olympic site. Forget Glastonbury, this is a free space, an art city and the only place to be in response to the London Festival of Architecture.
DEN-City 1 is curated by Rebecca Feiner
Featuring talks, workshops, graffiti artoff, stand up comedy to poetry, performance special opening night and many other surprises…
Friday June 26,- 6-9pm/ Saturday June 27, 2-9pm/ Sunday June 29, 1-4pm
Forman's Fish Island Riviera
H.Forman & Son, Stour Road
Do come down and help build a mini Sand City
DEN-City1 a temporary utopian city of installations, dens and assemblages. Colourfully, repurposing, and recycling on the theme 'Work in Progress' . DEN- City1 will be mushrooming on a prime piece of land by the Olympic site. Forget Glastonbury, this is a free space, an art city and the only place to be in response to the London Festival of Architecture.
DEN-City 1 is curated by Rebecca Feiner
Featuring talks, workshops, graffiti artoff, stand up comedy to poetry, performance special opening night and many other surprises…
Friday June 26,- 6-9pm/ Saturday June 27, 2-9pm/ Sunday June 29, 1-4pm
Forman's Fish Island Riviera
H.Forman & Son, Stour Road
Veggie Superheros at Camberwell Arts Fesival
20 - 28 June 2015
Myatt's Fields Park
12a Calais Street
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Plumstead Make Merry Activity Sheets
Plumstead Make Merry is a wonderful festival which happens once a year on the 6th June on Plumstead Common.
This year I have been invited to create a Plumstead themed children's activity pack for the Plumstead Make Merry, which is available now to download on the webpage here
I hope you enjoy doing some of these South London themed activities no matter what your age ✏
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 20.5.15
Monday, May 18, 2015
Arty Magazine: British Culture Issue
I have a piece about Vintage Charms in the new British Culture issue of Arty Magazine
|Dusty Bin charm
Arty magazine is designed and edited by Cathy Lomax
It is available to buy at Transition Gallery along with these other stockists
it can also be purchased online here
|Jubilee charm
summer 2015
British culture is not all about heritage, despite what the tourists may think. But our rich history does infuse many of the things that we live with in day-to-day contemporary Britain and there are historical mementoes all around us. This could be read as an inherent conservatism – a longing to keep things as they ever were. But I think this is to misread the situation. We are a country that has made many mistakes but the physical historic reminders and our public ease in being critical about how things are, mean that we should be optimistic. I genuinely think we are a more tolerant and reasonable nation then practically any other.
The artist / contributors to Arty British Culture are... Larry Achiampong, David Blandy, Jackie Chettur, Annabel Dover, Sarah Doyle, Luci Eyers, Archie Franks, Susie Hamilton, Cathy Lomax, Alex Michon, Gabrielle de la Puente, Matt Rowe, Alli Sharma, Mimei Thompson and Ben Westley Clarke
They look at... hen nights, the NHS, gothic heart-throbs, pub signs, bird watching, David Bowie, abandoned dogs, Carry on Nurse, drinking, allotments, bar taps, Thomas Hardy, charms, breakfast, Ben Whishaw, accents, discrimination…
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 18.5.15
Sunday, May 03, 2015
The Fall Of The Rebel Angels
I am showing new work in The Fall Of The Rebel Angels show at the Venice Biennale curated by Vanya Balogh
Castello 1610/A, VENEZIA 30122
Vernissage Days
6 & 7th May
Final preview day > 8th May
open daily from 6pm ~ 10pm
Artists ~
Alice Herrick + Pascal Rousson + Laura Hynd
Gordon Faulds + Dallas Seitz + Nerys Mathias
John Plowman + Birgit Jensen + Mark Woods
Franko B + Sian Kate-Mooney + Cedric Christie
Agnetha Sjogren + Loukas Morley + Gavin Turk
Hedley Roberts + Rebecca Scott + Vanya Balogh
Danny Pockets + Lee Maelzer + Jola Spytkovska
Tomaz Kramberger + Danielle Hodson + Jim Bond
Gzillion Artist + Susana Sanroman + Rekha Sameer
Glen Fitzy Fitzpatrick + Sonja Engelhardt + Max Sudhues
Maria Jose Arceo + Emanuel Fanslau + Robert Barta
Joanna McCormick + Tiziana Mandolesi + Dean Todd
Sarah Sparkes + Richard Ducker + Paul Sakoilsky
Jordane Yarden Gaudenzi + Jim Racine + Bella Land
Sarah Doyle + Patrick Morrissey & Clive Hanz Hancock
Valerie Driscoll + Garry Doherty + Maria Teresa Gavazzi
Lili Ren + Ashley Scott Fitzgerald + Andie Macario
Stephen Hall + Tom Estes + Jude Cowan Montague
Slobodan Trajkovic + Elena Muti + Thomas Behling
Ibby Doherty & Charlie Weathley + Toni Gallagher
Rona Smith + Shuby + Maslen & Mehra + Steve Smith
Inesa & Barrington De La Roche / Dark Theatre
Lorenzo Belenguer + Roger Clarke + Liz Sheridan
Marisa Polin + Hugo Von Hugo + Taline Temizian
Michael Petry + Rebecca Feiner + Stefan Draschan
Gonny Glass + Jonas Ransson + Darren Coffield
Eva Raboso + MC + Ernesto Romano + Ray Gange
Roberto Ekholm + Marie-Louise Jones + Spizz Energi
Julia Maddison + William Angus-Hughes + Louise Gibson
Tracey Moberly + Martin Sexton + Fiona Haines
Vanja Karas + Sooz Belnavis + Thomas J Ridley
Becca Quirk + Bob Lawson + Paulina Otlylie Surys
DJ Roberts + Paul Gildea + Susan Schulman + Aly Helyer
Alex Cepalovic + David Brian Smith + Michal Cole
Paul Coombs + Negin Vaziri + Geraldine Swayne
John Stephens + Francesco La Porta & Tommaso Bagnati
Birgitta Hosea + Thomas Draschan + Alexis Harding
India Roper- Evans + Anne Robinson + David Brock
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DISQUIET Remains
Exhibition open from
9th May ~ 23th June 2015
open daily from 12pm ~ 7pm
Finissage Party
24th June 6pm ~ 10pm
Kindly supported by
Bath SPA & University Of East London
For ltd edition catalogue, press release
and further info email, txt or call:
0044 / 07587454613
interview with the curator Vanya Balogh about the show here
Here is a preview of some of the work I made in preparation for the show:
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Happy Easter! This easter I've been working on some new beasties for a forthcoming show "The Fall of The Rebel Angels" at the Venice BiennaleA photo posted by Sarah Doyle (@sarah_doyle) on
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Posted by Sarah Doyle at 3.5.15
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Chinese Open 2015: Year Of The Sheep
I will be showing work at this years Chinese Open: Year Of The Sheep
The show is exclusively open for 1 day only
Sunday 22nd Feb 12pm - 6pm
20 Newport Place
(Soho, Chinatown )
"The Sheep are among the animals that people like most. It is gentle and calm. Since ancient times people have learned to use its fleece to make writing brushes and skin to keep warm. As it is white, people describe
delicate and precious white jade to be 'suet jade'.
Thus it is close to the meaning of good things."
A Historic 3rd Consecutive CHINESE OPEN reclaims the
multi-storey car park on Newport Place in the heart of Soho, Chinatown. You are cordially invited to join us and celebrate the arrival of sheep in our midst. Initiated in 2013 by two London based artists Cedric Christie & Vanya Balogh this years exhibition will feature over 100 international artists who work in various media including performative, video and site specific sound installation. Entry is free and we open at 12 noon sharp. Soho will be closed down to traffic on the Sunday 22nd and we highly recommend a brisk walk to Chinatown to view this exquisite show presented in a unique setting.
Welcome To The Year Of Sheep :)
Kindly supported by Geoffrey Leong PR & Q PARK
Private View Party > Sunday 22nd February 2015
12 noon until 6pm > Level -1 & Level -7 / use the stairs /
Bring Your Own Booze
Chinese Open 2015 > Artists on Show
Alice HERRICK / Pascal ROUSSON / Mark WOODS / Tracey MOBERLY / Cedric CHRISTIE / Rebecca SCOTT / Roger CLARKE / Sarah SPARKES / Vanya BALOGH / Toni GALLAGHER / Sarah BUCKLE / Julia MADDISON / John STEPHENS / Siobhan BRADSHAW / Cate LIS / Jonas RANSSON / Christina MITRENTSE / Samia MALIK / Kaitlyn Helene SASS / Jonathan RAVEN / Urban XXX / Sarah DOYLE / Jim RACINE / Fiona HAINES / Blair ZAYE / Karen AY / Andrew STYS / Miyuki KASAHARA / Xiao YU / Steve SMITH / David LEAPMAN / Hugo Van HUGO / Glen Fitzy FITZPATRICK / Susana Lopez FERNANDEZ / Gzillion ARTIST / Becca QUIRK / Lorenzo BELENGUER / Valerie PEZERON / Chris SIMPSON / Rebecca FEINER / Phillip Raymond GOODMAN & Black Iron KISSES / Danny POCKETS / Vanja KARAS / Calum F KERR / Danielle HODSON / Andrew STANNEY / Rekha SAMEER / Ashley Scott FITZGERALD / Jude Cowan MONTAGUE / Alex DIPPLE / Mark O ROURKE / Geraldine SWAYNE / Martin SEXTON / Anita BRYAN / Jonathan HOOD / Sooz BELNAVIS / Patrick DODDS / Dean TODD / Slobodan TRAJKOVIC / India RoperEVANS / Negin VAZIRI / Grassy NOEL / Martin Paul EVERETT / Tom ESTES / Paul SAKOILSKY / KeelerTORNERO / LHDH / Andie MACARIO / Ray GANGE / Harry YEFF / Jeffrey DISTRONAUT / Maria Teresa GAVAZZI / Ot LYLIE / Ben HOPPER / Taline TEMIZIAN / Ibby DOHERTY / Nadia BALLAN / Hedley ROBERTS / Julian FIRTH / Patrick MORRISSEY & Clive Hanz HANCOCK / Sex23 / Joanna McCORMICK / Loukas MORLEY / Giles ABBOTT / Mikey GEORGESON / Tisna WESTERHOF / Stimulus LTD / Emma HARVEY / Robert Noah TIGG / Samuel BRZESKI / Roman TAHER / Birgitta HOSEA / Desdemona VARON / Victor VELVET / Jim ROSEVEARE / Garry DOHERTY / Jake MODERN / Maslen & MEHRA / Djelal ISPANEDI / Gillian DUFFY / Norman MINE / Stephane BLUMER / Sheila BUCKLEY /Francesca PAPPACODA/ dj ROBERTS / Sofia BORGES / Parkash KA KAUR / Lucinda BOLTON / Paul GILDEA / Alexi WORRALL / Sharon DREW / Mark JONES / Thomas J RIDLEY / Tracie SHAYLOR / Toko YAMAMOTO & Giles WALKER / Sophie DICKENS / Sean WORRALL / Brad PITTS & Downey JUNIORS / Susana SANROMAN / William Angus-HUGHES / Tiziana MANDOLESI / Andrew BAILEY / Peter GRAVELLE / Deborah BEE ARTIST / Marie - Louise JONES / Thomas Dilenschneider-CODOL / David Brian SMITH / Aerial SPARKS / Dimitrios OIKONOMOU / Yi-Ling WO / Thomas DRASCHAN /
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 19.2.15
Friday, October 03, 2014
The Hollow at We Could Not Agree
I am showing new work in 'The Hollow' part of the exhibition 'We Could Not Agree'
Eleven artists have been asked to make a life-size, three dimensional portrait of themselves as a toy.
Here is my toy castle from the show:
Here is my toy castle from the show:
They are: Sarah Doyle, Rebecca Feiner, Ashley Scott Fitzgerald, Phillip Raymond Goodman, Birgitta Hosea, Miyuki Kasahara, Calum F Kerr, Frog Morris, Anne Robinson, Sarah Sparkes, Charlotte Squire
Ten Curators and over one hundred artists in an exhibition underground in every sense.
You are invited to experience 'The Hollow' curated by Sarah Sparkes for 'We Could Not Agree'
Private view: 13th October 6pm - 9pm
Continues 14th October - 19th October 12 - 8pm
Venue: Q Park, Level -3, Cavendish Square, W1G 0PN
nearest tube Oxford Circus or park up your muscle machine on site at levels -2 and above!
* *charge for parking and extra for a wax and buffing
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 3.10.14
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Lucky Dip Winner!
I am the lucky winner of this year's Lucky Dip open art competition at Camberwell Arts Festival for my project Lettsom Estate Community Gardening Day.
Lucky Dip is an open art competition that takes place out in the open. 20 shortlisted artists have been randomly allocated a public space in Camberwell through a lucky dip process. I was allocated The Lettsom Estate as part of Camberwell Arts Festival 20th Anniversary Lucky Dip
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 13.7.14
Wednesday, July 02, 2014
Marvellous Mix-Ups X1
"I love consumerism, TV culture, shopping malls......
There is nothing I'd ever buy, but I like being there.
It's wacky"
John Lydon, Sex Pistols
Exhbition Runs 11th > 25th July 2014
Open daily from 12pm until 6pm
Private View Thursday, July 10 at 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Loud & Western Building,
59-65 Broughton Road,
Fulham SW6 2LE
MIX-UPS curated by Vanya BALOGH & Danny POCKETS
Featuring Marvellous ARTISTS :
Pascal ROUSSON > Rebecca SCOTT > Loukas MORLEY
Maria Teresa GAVAZZI > Ashley Scott FITZGERALD
Oko OKO > Roger CLARKE > Maslen & MEHRA
Sarah SPARKES > Mark WOODS > Ihtgw CONTINENT
Steve SMITH > Jude Cowan MONTAGUE & Kety BINKS
Tom ESTES > Toni GALLAGHER > Martin SEXTON
Nadia BALLAN > Flange ZOO > Danny POCKETS
Sarah DOYLE > Phillip Raymond GOODMAN > Lili REN
Spizz ENERGI > Tomaz KRAMBERGER > Raul PINA
Danielle HODSON > Ray GANGE > Paul SAKOILSKY
Emma CROFT > Dermot O BRIEN > Vanya BALOGH
Stephen HALL > Anna NIMAN > Gzillion ARTIST
Jeffrey DISASTRONAUT & SHUBY > Maria ARCEO
Fiona HAINES > Lorenzo BELENGUER > TOBY
Taline TEMIZIAN > Jonas RANSSON > Eva RABOSO
Julian FIRTH > Joanna McCORMICK> Nicholas ARCHER
Hermione ALLSOPP > Duncan PICKSTOCK > Urban XXX
Andrew STYS > Glen Fitzy FITZPATRICK > Fiona WHITTY
Grassy NOEL > Mark RATHMELL > Anita A BRYAN
Martin EVERETT > Jenny GORDON > Joe PACKER
Michael Surrealist WOODS > Stimulus LTD > Karen AY
Oliver CROWTHER > Keira RATHBONE > Dan KNIGHT
Thomas J RIDLEY > Jim ROSEVEARE > Johnny RAVEN
Tessa HOLMES > Tracey MOBERLY > Dylan SHIPTON
Susana SANROMAN > Dallas SEITZ > Jenny POCKLEY
Robert SAMPLE > A Lincoln TABER > Toko YAMAMOTO
Sean WORRALL.........
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Posted by Sarah Doyle at 2.7.14
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Chutney Preserves 8 - Camberwell, Eighth Wonder of the World!
This Sunday 22 June I will be on Camberwell Green for the finale of Camberwell Arts Festival 20th Anniversary with Chutney Preserves 8 curated by Sarah Sparkes.
The theme of The Chutney Preserves this year is the number 8, as it had been running for 8 years now. So all the artists involved will be making artwork / sideshows to represent the 8th wonder of the world… in Camberwell
Sunday 22nd June from 1.30pm - 7pm
Camberwell Green
London SE5
Sarah will be presenting the legendary Hermit who lived in the cave and will invite you to on this rare occassion take your photo with a Hermit. A once in a lifetime opportunity!
What would you chose to represent Camberwell as the Eighth Wonder of the World? Would you vote for the Camberwell Beauty, Lettsom Gardens, the Hermits cave?! The Chutney Artists have created wondrous interactive exhibits, each representing a 'Wonder of Camberwell'. They will be displayed upon Camberwell Green for your entertainment, pleasure and displeasure. Come all ye folks of SE5 and the world; come to Camberwell Green on the 22nd June and vote for your favourite 'Wonder of Camberwell'
Here are the artists and their wonders:
Sarah Doyle - the Hermits Cave
Tim Flitcroft - the 'secret' Cold-war Nuclear Bunker
Ash Fitzgerald – St Giles
Ben Foong - Camberwell Carrot
Charlie Fox – Denmark Hill
Phillip Raymond Goodman – Buses
Caroline Gregory – John Ruskin
Rachael House – Rat Records
Calum F Kerr – The Camberwell Beauty
Joanna McCormick – Fed Karno's Fun Factory
Frog Morris – The Beast of Camberwell
Sarah Sparkes – The Camberwell Well
Scott Wood - 20 Wonders of Camberwell
With ceremonial music from the A Band
and to conclude proceedings, Scott Wood presents: 20 Wonders of Camberwell! (a talk with live illustrations)
Lettsom Estate Community Gardening Day
|Potato printing. Poster making for Lettsom Estate Gardening Day. My project for Camberwell Art Festival's Lucky Dip
Lucky Dip is an open art competition that takes place out in the open. 20 shortlisted artists have been randomly allocated a public space in Camberwell through a lucky dip process. I was allocated The Lettsom Estate as part of Camberwell Arts Festival 20th Anniversary Lucky Dip
The Lettsom Estate was built in the early 1970s on land formerly owned by John Coakley Lettsom. As part of the Lucky Dip for Camberwell Arts Fesival on Sunday the 15th June I organised a community gardening day on the Estate.
As the estate itself is built on the ground formerly owned by the philanthropist and herbalist John Coakly Lettsom the plan was to tie in Letsom's love of naturalism by making a small garden around the playground in the middle of Letsome estate, next to the estate office.
For the 20th anniversary of Camberwell Arts Festival it was my aim to leave something behind as a reminder of a day enjoyed by the tenants and residents of Lettsom Estate and something that can be enjoyed after the festival has finished too.
The garden was planted on Saturday 15th of June and the Lucky Dip art trail runs until the 22nd June 2014. As my project is a garden it will be there as a permanent reminder of the Gardening Day. If you do visit please do water the plants.
Here is the address of the garden:
Lettsom Estate
Playground next to the estate office
London, SE5 8PH
Here are some more images from my Lucky Dip project
|Lettsom Estate Playground
|Potatoes prepped for printing the Lettsom Estate Gardening Day posters
|Potato printing. Poster making for Lettsom Estate Gardening Day. My project for Camberwell Art Festival's Lucky Dip
|One of the Lettsom Estate Gardening Day posters
|June 8th Cleared all the glass and plastic from the soil round the playground in preparation for the Gardening Day next Sunday
Friday, May 16, 2014
Full Stop with Jude CM and Friends
evening of art and music duos with Jude Cowan Montague.
Do come along if you would like to have a good old fashioned Marie Lloyd style knees up.
Full Stop
202 Brick Lane
London, E1 6SA
The show is on Sunday 18th May and begins at 8pm
Other artists on the night are:
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 16.5.14
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Stop The War
I will be showing my helmets at the Stop The War show
This art show is exhibited opposite FASHION IS FAKE art show. Both art shows exploiting the effects of imperialism and capitalism. Stop the war art show visually exposes inherent depiction of past and present war, through artwork by 47 artists from various backgrounds. Using mediums such as: photography, print, drawing, sculptor, sound, painting, video and photoshop.
Indra and Samia Gallery
19 Henriques Street
London, E1 1NG
Show opens on:
Friday 28th March 2014 at 6pm
29th March - 30th April
11:00am - 6:30pm
Aysha Almoayyed, Gzillion Artist, Vanya Balogh, Lorenzo Belenguer, Sooz Belnavis, Flora Bowden, Laura Liliyana-Raffaella Cogoni, Laura Collins, Ihtgw Continent, Sarah Doyle, Emily Fidela, Ashley Scott Fitzgerald, Glenn Fitzy Fitzpatrick, Maria Teresa Gavazzi, Lucia Hajnikova, Stephen Hall, Dannielle Hodson, Zara Iqbal, Olga Jurgenson, Kani Kaml, Amina Fiddle Sticks Khan, Hulya Kupcuoglu, Yousef Mashharawi, Paul Matosic , Joanna McCormick, Rachel Megawhat, Karina Mendreczky, Sian-Kate Mooney, Indra Moroder, Dominic Negus, Stefan Nenov, Diala Noureddine, Danielle Oke, Anna Ramasco, Li Li Ren, Rekha Sameer, Rebecca Scott, Rona Smith, Andrew Stys, Anne Sophie Trindade, Danny Pockets, Feline Vomitus, Mark Woods, Sean Worrall, 2Five8, Quiet British Accent, Hana Knizova
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 23.3.14
Friday, March 21, 2014
GHost Hosting at Camberwell Film Festival
My work for Ghost at Camberwell Film Festival is inspired by the story "The Woman of the Snow" from the film Kwaidan. The story depicts the folkloric character of Yuki-onna, a ghostly female figure who inhabits snowy regions. The set design for this story in the film is filled with haunting images of the woman's eyes looking out from the snowy sky.
I have created snowflakes (or Sarah Doyle Doylies) inspired by these haunting set designs that incorporate this image
Here is some more information about Yuki-onna:
Yuki-onna appears on snowy nights as a tall, beautiful woman with long black hair and blue lips. Her inhumanly pale or even transparent skin makes her blend into the snowy landscape. She sometimes wears a white kimono, but other legends describe her as nude, with only her face and hair standing out against the snow. Despite her inhuman beauty, her eyes can strike terror into mortals. She floats across the snow, leaving no footprints (in fact, some tales say she has no feet, a feature of many Japanese ghosts), and she can transform into a cloud of mist or snow if threatened.
GHost is hosting two nights of classic ghost films at St Giles Church Camberwell as part of Camberwell Free Film Festival
These are FREE events. No tickets required, arrive early to get the best seats and enjoy the accompanying installation artworks and performances before the feature film commences.
St Giles Church
Camberwell Church Street
London, SE5 8RB
26 March, The Innocents, 6.45pm – 8.00pm exhibition and bar open, 8.00pm film commences.
27 March, Kwaidan, 8.00pm – 8.30pm performances in and around The Crypt, St Giles Church.
The screenings are accompanied by an exhibition of installations and performances with artists: Sarah Doyle, Jennie Fagerstrom, Miyuki Kasahara, Calum F Kerr, Joanna McCormick, Anne Robinson, Sarah Sparkes, Charlotte Squire, Sally Waterman and John Workman.
The Innocents (Dir: Jack Clayton, 1961, UK/US, Cert 12A, 100 mins) is a classic British supernatural gothic horror film directed and produced by Jack Clayton. Starring Deborah Kerr in a career-best performance the film achieves its effects through lighting, music and direction rather than conventional shocks.
Miss Giddens (Deborah Kerr) applies for a job as a governess. It is to be her first position, but the wealthy bachelor interviewing her (Michael Redgrave) is unconcerned with her lack of experience. He values his freedom to travel and socialise and unabashedly confesses that he has "no room, mentally or emotionally" for his orphaned niece and nephew, who were left in his care as infants and live at his country estate. However, Miss Giddens slowly starts to convince herself that the house, grounds and two children in her care are haunted. The Innocents is based on the Henry James ghost story novella The Turn of the Screw (1898).
Kwaidan (Masaki Kobayashi, 1965, 185 minutes) features dreamlike ghost tales adapted from Lafcadio Hearn's collections of Japanese folk stories of the same name. This lavish, widescreen production drew extensively on director Kobayashi's own training as a student of painting and fine arts. Toru Takemitsu's innovative score compliments the extraordinary and beautiful visuals. This film is rarely screened – don't miss it!
The film consists of four separate and unrelated stories. The Black Hair, Hoichi The Earless, In a Cup of Tea and The Woman of The Snow. We encourage you to stay and watch all four stories!
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 21.3.14
Thursday, February 27, 2014
The Mad March Chutney Tea Party
I will be once again sharing my Magpies at the Mad March Chutney Tea Party. These are my empty medieval style pie crusts (or coffins as they were known). As in the nursery rhyme 'Sing a Song of Sixpence' when the pie was filled with live blackbirds. My "Mag Pies" won't be filled with birds but with secrets of magpies.
The Magpie if a much maligned bird, as the BBC webpage on birds puts it Magpies are so despised in the UK that they "would probably have an Asbo slapped on them if they were teenagers."
However they are the most intelligent of birds and only seem to have this bad reputation in the UK, as in the rest of the world the magpie is often a symbol of good fortune.
Saturday 1st March
4.30 – 6.30
13 Pearson St,
London E2 8JD
Mad Hatter: "Have I gone Mad?"
Alice: " I'm afraid so. You're entirely bonkers. But I'll tell you a secret. All the best people are."
(Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll)
"Nature will come through the claws, and the hound will follow the hare"
(proverb, anaon)
The Chutney Preserves invite you to a Mad March Chutney Tea Party at the Hundred Year Gallery. Join us around the tea table to celebrate mad un-bounded spring energy as it rises up from the soil below the city streets. The Hundred Years Gallery Café will be open for tea and cakes and you may bring these to the Chutney tea-table to consume in sacrifice to the Chutney gods. The Chutney Preserves will be offering you their usual fare of joyous double dealing performances and you may watch or join in as the fancy takes you.
Chutney Preserves appearing as part of a programme of events during The Library of Obscure Wonders exhibition
The Chutney Preserves is a multifaceted, interactive live art event, which draws on the spirit of celebratory public assembly dating back to prehistory. Appearing in the guise of a fete, country fair or rarey sideshow, and in this instance a tea party, it is an 'organic' public art work, presenting the public with a humorous and thought provoking display of temporary art works, interactive activities and marionettes.'
Initiated in 2005, artists' collective Chutney Preserves have worked with over 100 artists and participated in six festivals and events including: Supernormal in Oxfordshire, Lambeth Country Show in Brockwell Park and Camberwell Arts Festival on Camberwell Green.
Chutney Preserves artists appearing at the Mad March Chutney Tea Party are: Frog Bartholomew Morris, Charlotte Squire, Sarah Doyle, Libby Shearon, Calum F. Kerr, Rebecca Feiner, Miyuki Kasahara, Joanna McCormick & Alice Renouf, Tim Flitcroft, Phillip Raymond Goodman, Sarah Sparkes, Caroline Gregory and more to be confirmed
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Monday, February 03, 2014
Chinese Open 2014: Year Of The Horse
I am currently showing helmets to ride your horse into battle for the Year of The Horse at the Chinese Open 2014
20 Newport Place
(Soho, Chinatown )
In Association with Geoffrey Leong PR & Q PARK
& kind support of Leong Legends & Manchurian Legends
Curated by Stimulus
Monday 3rd Feb to 9th Feb >>> 12 noon until 6pm
It will feature new works in all media by over 100
Featuring Artists :
Alice Herrick Glenn Fitzy Fitzpatrick Mark Woods Sarah Doyle Maria Teresa Gavazzi Martin Sexton Andrew Stys Laura Liliyana-Raffaella Cogoni Lee Maelzer Aly Helyer Raul Pina Perez Lorenzo Belenguer John Stephens Lucinda Bolton Phillip Raymond Goodman Ben Hopper Mona K Artist Loukas Morley Louise Riley Danny Pockets Ernesto Romano Sarah Sparkes Ihtgw Continent Jude Cowan Montague Calum F. Kerr Jeanne Susplugas Thomas Draschan Paul Sakoilsky Styepan Van Bray Sophie Dickens Jeffrey Louis Reed Karen Ay & Paul Tucker Gzillion Artist Cedric Christie Pascal Rousson Tom Estes Tiziana Mandolesi Deborah Bee Artist Susana Sanroman Patrick Morrissey Clive Hanz Hancock Sophie Ashton Hedley Roberts Demelza Louise Moreau Sian-Kate Mooney Rubbish Artist Dimitrios Oikonomou David Leapman Rachel Megawhat Dannielle Hodson Valerie Pezeron Maslen Mehra Guy Shoham Tasleem Mulhall Fiona Haines Mark O Rourke Slobodan Trajkovic Rekha Sameer Joanna McCormick Fledgling Arts Collective Central Jenny Gordon Siobhan Bradshaw Alexi Worrall LiLi Ren Rebecca Scott Roman Taher Rebecca Foster Becca Quirk Sean Worrall Mike Turner Petros Chrisostomou Clio Pup Elena Muti Stefan Draschan Agnetha Sjogren Steve Smith Roger Clarke Anne Robinson Christina Mitrentse Miyuki Kasahara Art Chris Simpson Sooz Belnavis Robert Noah Tigg Gonny van Hulst Karolin O'Eight Laura Yuile Andrew Stanney Spizz Energi Maria Jose Arceo Ray Gange Marie-Louise Jones Joanne Morgan Urban XXX Ibby Doherty & Charlie Wheatley Robson Cezar Reeps One Paul Hazelton Sequin Kay Alex Dipple Sharon Drew Jonas Ranssøn Lizzie Sykes Nina Coulson Timothy Holt Claire Pestaille Kate Kotcheff Blaize Simon Sara Le Roy Mark Sowden Francesco La Porta Alice Renouf Tracey Moberly & Sarah Hopkins Negin Vaziri Stephen Hall Alexander Koby Catherine Syl Rebecca Feiner Emma Croft Leila Houston Anna Niman Brad Pitts & Downey Juniors Manfred Peckl Stimulus Ltd Bill Aitchison Jake Modern Ray Okunubi Paul Gildea Marcus Sendlinger Liz Sheridan Lauren Heckler Nadia Ballan Eugene Wood Anna Gonzalez Finn Thomson Richard Niman Max Maxwell Dean Todd Julie Christian Young Marisa Polin Olga Jurgenson, Lateefa Spiker Mark Jones Adam Williamson Rebecca Meanley- Eyre Alexi Worrall Mathilde Ganancia Marieke Bernard Xiao Shi Yuan Fang Toni Gallagher Jessica Bailey Michael Ward Vanya Balogh Suzie Pindar Jules & Remi Geraldine Swayne David Usill Mikey Georgeson Moi Tran Adam McGowan Pete Nevin
Exhibition Runs until 7th February 2014 @ LEVEL -7
for info please call 07587454613
Posted by Sarah Doyle at 3.2.14
Monday, December 16, 2013
Video projections and installations by:
Andrew James
Antonella Ferrari
Sarah Doyle
Monday 16th December
Come and celebrate Winter.
We'll have mulled wine and mince pies to keep you warm.
Harts Lane Studios
17 Harts Lane
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
|Sarah Doyle, Falling In Love With Greta Garbo, 2013, watercolour, 24x32cm
I am showing my "Falling In Love With Greta Garbo" animation and watercolour at Atomic with Transition Gallery
In a fusion between East and West London, Transition Gallery travels from Hackney to Hammersmith to present an exhibition of small works with big ideas by more than 30 selected artists at:
60 Ravenscourt Road,
London W6 0UG
8-15 December 2013 Opening Hours: 12-6pm, or by appointment
Private View: 7 December, 6-9pm
Michael Ajerman, Carolina Ambida, Michael Bartlett, Lucy Boyle, Andrew Bracey, Benjamin Bridges, Kirsty Buchanan, Lindsey Bull, Nicholas Carrick, Jake Clark, Gary Colclough, Charlie Day, David Dipre, Sarah Douglas, Annabel Dover, Freya Douglas Morris, Sarah Doyle, Luci Eyers, Genieve Figgis, Andrew Graves, Damian Griffiths, Julia Hamilton, Michael Hammond, Kirsty Harris, Stephen Harwood, Georgia Hayes, Paul Kindersley, Paul Housley, Cathy Lomax, Alexander Massouras, Alex Michon, Mali Morris, Nina Ogden, Alex Pearl, Alli Sharma, Corinna Spencer, Emma Talbot, Kathleen Thompson, Mimei Thompson, Katherine Tulloh, Jacqueline Utley, Virginia Verran, Ben Walker, Mary West, David Webb, Andy Wicks, Jo Wilmot
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Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell, President and Vice-Chancellor
Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell, FRS, President and Vice-Chancellor, leads by example. Her own research in the field of neuroscience, which is ongoing, has contributed towards major advances in the understanding and treatment of brain damage in stroke and head injury.
She joined the Victoria University of Manchester in 1987, became Professor of Physiology in 1994 and held an MRC Research Chair from 1998 to 2010. Concurrent with her Faculty posts she has also held University roles as Vice-President for Research (2004–2007) and as Deputy President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (2007–2010).
She was elected Fellow of the Royal Society in June 2004 and made Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in June 2005 in recognition of her services to science.
Dame Nancy became President and Vice-Chancellor in July 2010, the first woman to lead The University of Manchester or either of its two predecessor institutions. She was the founding President of the Society of Biology, a non-executive Director of AstraZeneca, co-Chair of the Prime Minister's Council for Science and Technology, a Royal Society Council Member, a Deputy Lieutenant for Greater Manchester and a member of the Greater Manchester Local Enterprise Partnership Board.
Dame Nancy takes a strong and active interest in public communication of science.
The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PT
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Professor Colin Bailey, Deputy President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Colin Bailey is the University's Deputy President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, supporting the President and Vice-Chancellor across the full-range of functions and responsibilities involved in the strategic leadership and operational management of the University.
Colin joined the University of Manchester in 2002 as a Professor of Structural Engineering. He previously worked for the design consultants Lovell Construction, Cameron Taylor Bedford, and Clarke Nicholls and Marcel, where he designed and supervised the construction of a number of building structures. He has also worked for the Steel Construction Institute and the Building Research Establishment, where his practical and research experience resulted in significant developments in structural engineering. His main specialties are fire safety engineering of structures, membrane action, wind loading, and steel-concrete composite systems. He is author of over 120 research papers and practical design guides, and has been awarded nine prizes for his research work. He is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, the Institution of Civil Engineers and the Institution of Structural Engineers, and a member of the Institution of Fire Engineers.
From May 2009 until December 2014 Colin was Vice-President of the University and Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences. As Vice-President, he contributed to the strategic leadership and operational management of the University as a whole to deliver its mission of becoming one of the leading universities in the world while maintaining its distinctiveness. As Dean, Colin was responsible for the strategic leadership and operational management of the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, with an income of more than £270m, more than 10,000 students and more than 1,900 academic and support staff. Between 2007 and 2009 Colin was Head of the School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering.
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Lemn Sissay, Chancellor
Lemn Sissay MBE is an award-winning writer and broadcaster. He is associate artist at the Southbank Centre, patron of the Letterbox Club and the Reader Organisation, and ambassador for the Children's Reading Fund.
Lemn is a fellow of the Foundling Museum and was official poet of the London 2012 Olympics. His public-art Landmark Poems are installed throughout Manchester and London, with Gilt of Cain unveiled by Bishop Desmond Tutu.
He is the author of a series of books of poetry alongside articles, records, radio documentaries, public art, and plays. His installation poem What If exhibited at The Royal Academy, touring the world from Tokyo to New York, and 21st Century Poem was released on the multi-million selling, award-winning album Leftism by Leftfield. A violin concerto performed at the BBC Proms by Viktoria Mullova was inspired by and named after his poem Advice For The Living.
The BBC television documentary Internal Flight and radio documentary Child of the State were both broadcast about his life and his TED talk about childhood has more than half a million views. Lemn was the first Black Writers Development Worker in the north of England, based in Manchester. In 2010, he was awarded an MBE for services to literature. The Sissay PhD Scholarship for Care Leavers, the first of its kind, has been running for six years. He regularly reads on stages and in universities across the globe as an inspirational speaker and poet. He wrote the official poem for the 2015 FA Cup.
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Anil Ruia, Chair of the Governing Body and Pro-Chancellor
Anil was born in Mumbai and educated at Stockport Grammar. He gained a law degree from King's College London and trained as a chartered accountant with Arthur Anderson before joining the family business. He is Chairman of Botraco Ltd. and a director at Warren Tea Ltd. India.
Anil chaired the Arts Council North West until July 2013 and is a board member of the Higher Education Funding Council for England. He was appointed High Sheriff of Greater Manchester in 2010 and has served as a magistrate at the Manchester City Magistrates Court for 20 years. In 2001 he was awarded an OBE for services to business.
Committed to the business, arts and educational sectors for many years, Anil is a former board member of the North West Development Agency, the Northwest Regional Skills Partnership, and the Manchester Asian Business Forum; past president of Manchester Chamber of Commerce; former chairman of the North West International Trade Forum and vice-chair of Manchester: Knowledge Capital.
Anil has supported the north-west region through his business experience as the former director of M2002 Ltd (Commonwealth Games) and chair of the Commonwealth Film Festival. He has served on the boards of the North West Cultural Consortium and Sport England North West. He has also been a trustee of National Museums Liverpool, a non-executive director at Granada Television Ltd and a governor of Manchester Grammar School.
Anil joined the Board of Governors in 2005 and was appointed as its Chair in 2010.
Tel: +44 (0) 161 306 3251
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Gillian Easson, Pro-Chancellor
Gillian Easson started her career as a solicitor in Stockport 30 years ago and went on to become one of the first female prosecuting solicitors in the North West.
Gillian is Chairman of Stockport NHS Foundation Trust, which provides hospital services for children and adults across Stockport and the High Peak, as well as community health services for Stockport, Tameside and Glossop.
She was previously a non-executive director of the Christie Cancer Centre and is currently the first female pro-chancellor of The University of Manchester, a member of the University's Global Leadership Board and Chairman of the Management Board of Manchester University Press. She regularly lectures, contributes to publications and has undertaken reviews on behalf of Monitor, the NHS foundation trust regulator.
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Will Spinks, Registrar, Secretary and Chief Operating Officer
Will Spinks took up his role as Registrar, Secretary and Chief Operating Officer in 2011. In this role he heads the administration of the University and leads the Professional Support Services. He is a member of the University Senior Leadership Team and is involved in University strategy and policy and provides advice to the President and Vice-Chancellor and other senior colleagues. As Secretary to the Senate and the Board of Governors he is responsible for University governance.
Before joining Manchester, Will worked both in higher education, as Chief Operating Officer at Loughborough University, and in the private sector in a number of senior appointments at ICI, Zeneca and AstraZeneca.
Will has a number of higher education roles nationally. These include roles within the Association of Heads of University Administration and in evaluating students' unions for the National Union of Students. Outside of higher education he chairs two charitable trusts.
Tel: +44 (0) 161 275 2066
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Professor Luke Georghiou, Vice-President for Research and Innovation
As Vice-President for Research and Innovation, Professor Luke Georghiou is responsible for developing and implementing the University's research strategy, and for knowledge transfer activities and engagement with business. In this role he is seeking to raise the quality and ambition of the University's research from its already high levels and to ensure that it makes an important contribution to the economy and society.
His own research on science and innovation policy, public procurement and foresight has been highly influential, particularly in the European arena. He has chaired and been a member of several high-level inquiries, including being rapporteur of the influential Aho Group report to European leaders, 'Creating an Innovative Europe'. His publications include articles in journals such as Nature, Science, Harvard Business Review and Research Policy.
He holds a PhD (1982) and BSc from The Victoria University of Manchester and has been the Director of the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research. Most recently he was Deputy Dean and Associate Dean for Research in the Faculty of Humanities. He also served two terms as a senate representative on the University's Board of Governors.
Tel: +44 (0) 161 275 5933
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Professor Clive Agnew, Vice-President for Teaching, Learning and Students
As Vice-President for Teaching, Learning and Students, Professor Clive Agnew is responsible for strategy and policy development in this area. He aims to ensure that the University excels in all aspects of its educational mission.
Clive holds a Chair in Physical Geography. He researches and teaches in the fields of water resources development and applied hydrology. His first degree was in Physical Geography (BSc) from Newcastle University in 1976. His PhD was awarded in 1980 from the School of Development Studies, University of East Anglia for work on water resources and drought in west Africa. He worked for his PhD at the CILSS/WMO AGRHYMET Centre at Niamey, Niger and has continued to work on problems of environmental degradation and water management.
He has worked extensively in both the drylands and the wetlands of Africa, Europe and the Middle East, developing strategies for the management of water shortages at local and regional levels. His most recent book, Water Resources and Development, written with Philip Woodhouse,examines stewardship of the water environment to give a balanced treatment of the role of environmental, social and political priorities in the allocation of water. Currently he is engaged in research projects investigating the management of water and ecosystems in the UK uplands, Bangladesh and Tanzania.
He was appointed to the Systems Department of the Open University in 1979 and, from 1981 to 1999, was a lecturer then senior lecturer in Geography at University College London. In 2000 Clive was appointed as Head of Geography at Manchester and from 2004 to 2009 served as Head of the newly created School of Environment and Development (Including Architecture, IDPM, Geography and Planning). He was appointed Vice-President for Teaching, Learning and Students in 2011.
Clive continues to teach undergraduate and postgraduate students. In earlier appointments he has held various teaching management positions, including Director of Geography Programmes, Chair of Geography QAA, Director of MRes and numerous programme leads. He has written on interactive teaching for large groups and developing numeracy skills, and has held national positions as a curriculum and teaching reviewer and training facilitator. The three main goals of his current position are the enhancement of student experience, to support widening participation and to improve student employability.
Tel: +44 (0) 161 275 3654
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Professor Martin Schröder, Vice President and Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Professor Schröder is an expert in materials chemistry applied to energy research and nanosciences. He leads a programme of research in the development of porous metal organic frameworks (MOFs) for a variety of applications including H2 storage, CO2 capture and the separation of fuel and toxic gases and hydrocarbons. He joined The University of Manchester in June 2015 as Vice President and Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences and Professor of Chemistry. He was previously Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science and Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Nottingham.
A Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, he is also currently Principal Investigator for the EPSRC Programme Grant 'Coordination Chemistry for Energy and our Sustainable Futures' and has previously held ERC Advanced and Proof of Concept Grants. He has won many awards for his research, most notably from the Royal Society of Chemistry, including the Corday Morgan Medal and Prize (1989), the Tilden Lectureship and Medal (2001), the award for Chemistry of the Transition Metals (2003) and the award for Chemistry of the Noble Metals and their Compounds (2008). He has held a Royal Society Wolfson Merit Award (2005-2010), a Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Fellowship (2006), and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Tallinn Technical University, Estonia in 2005.
Previously Martin has held a Personal Chair at the University of Edinburgh, and Visiting Professorships at the University of Toronto, the University of Otago in New Zealand, and the Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg. He was Lecturer of the Year of the Leiden Institute of Chemistry in The Netherlands in 2010 and Guest Special Professor of Wuhan University, China in 2013. He has published 470 papers, reviews and patents.
The University of Manchester, Sackville Street Building, Sackville Street, Manchester M13 9PL
Tel: +44 (0)161 306 9112
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Professor Keith Brown, Vice-President and Dean of the Faculty of Humanities
Professor Keith Brown graduated from the University of Glasgow in 1979 with an MA in Modern and Scottish History, and was also awarded a PhD there in 1983.
He was appointed Glenfiddich Research Fellow at the University of St Andrews in 1983 and went on to hold a number of fellowships there until becoming a Lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Stirling in 1991.
In 1995 he returned to the University of St Andrews as Professor of Scottish History and was appointed Head of the School of History in 1997. He became Vice-Principal (Teaching) for the University in 2001 and in 2003 was appointed Master of the United College, managing the overall academic operation of the University. His remit was extended to include the role of Deputy Principal in 2006.
In 2010 he joined The University of Manchester as Vice-President and Dean of the Faculty of Humanities. The Faculty of Humanities is the largest of the University's four faculties with 17,000 students, around 2,000 academic and professional support staff and a diverse portfolio of disciplines organised around the Schools of Arts, Languages and Cultures, Environment, Education and Development, Law, and Social Sciences, as well as Alliance Manchester Business School.
Keith is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. His field of research is early modern Scottish and British History. He led the team that in 2007 launched the acclaimed online archive of the proceedings of the original Scottish Parliament, from its first surviving act of 1235 to its union with the English Parliament in 1707.
In recent years he has published a three-volume edited history of the Scottish Parliament and a monograph entitled Noble Power in Scotland from the Reformation to the Revolution (Edinburgh University Press; 2011). His current work is on Scottish migration to England from the 16th to the 18th century, for which he holds an Arts and Humanities Research Council Network Grant.
The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PT
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Professor Martin Humphries, Vice-President and Dean of the Faculty of Life Sciences
Professor Martin Humphries became Vice-President and Dean of the Faculty of Life Sciences in September 2008, and is a Professor of Biochemistry.
Martin received his PhD in Biochemistry from the Victoria University of Manchester in 1983. From 1983 to 1988, he carried out postdoctoral research at the Howard University Cancer Center in Washington DC, and at the National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. In 1988, he was awarded a Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellowship to return to Manchester. In 1995, he progressed to a Principal Research Fellowship and was a co-founder of the Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell-Matrix Research, which he directed from 2000 to 2009.
Martin's research aims to elucidate the mechanisms of cell adhesion. The interactions between adhesion receptors and their extracellular matrix ligands control the behaviour of cells and determine tissue architecture by regulating movement, orientation, growth and death. Adhesion also contributes to common human diseases, including inflammation, thrombosis and tumour spread. Martin's discoveries include pinpointing sites within extracellular matrix molecules that determine adhesion, developing these agents as anti-inflammatory therapeutics, determining the mechanisms of adhesion receptor function, and elucidating how adhesion receptors act as sensors of the cell microenvironment.
The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PT
Tel: +44 (0) 161 275 5071
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Professor Ian Greer, Vice-President and Dean of the Faculty of Medical and Human Sciences
Professor Ian Greer is a clinician, scientist and leader of international note who joined Manchester in the summer of 2015 from the University of Liverpool.
At Liverpool, he was Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences from 2010 and Provost responsible for research policy from 2013.
Professor Greer led a major period of change during his time at Liverpool, significantly increasing research income, instituting practices to develop progression for early career researchers, recruiting internationally renowned scientists and attracting new investment in partnership with the private sector, the NHS and government.
Professor Greer is also Director of the Manchester Academic Health Science Centre (MAHSC), and Chair of the Northern Health Science Alliance (NHSA) – a partnership of the eight research-intensive universities in the north of England with their major partner NHS Hospital Trusts, and the four Northern Academic Health Sciences Networks.
Previously, he was Dean and Professor of Obstetric Medicine at Hull York Medical School, Regius Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Deputy Dean of the Medical Faculty at the University of Glasgow, and Clinical Scientist at the Medical Research Council Reproductive Biology Unit, Edinburgh.
His clinical practice and research focuses on medical disorders in pregnancy, and women's vascular health, particularly in relation to haemostasis and thrombosis, and he has attracted over £10 million in funding during his career.
The University of Manchester, Manchester, M13 9NT
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The RELOCATE action statement of file placement policy rules specifies an action that VxFS takes on designated files during periodic scans of the file system, and the circumstances under which the actions should be taken. The fsppadm enforce command is used to scan all or part of a file system for files that should be relocated based on rules in the active placement policy at the time of the scan.
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The fsppadm enforce command scans file systems in path name order. For each file, VxFS identifies the first applicable rule in the active placement policy, as determined by the rules' SELECT statements. If the file resides on a volume specified in the <FROM> clause of one of the rule's RELOCATE statements, and if the file meets the criteria for relocation specified in the statement's <WHEN> clause, the file is scheduled for relocation to a volume in the first placement class listed in the <TO> clause that has space available for the file. The scan that results from issuing the fsppadm enforce command runs to completion before any files are relocated.
The following XML snippet illustrates the general form of the RELOCATE statement:
<RELOCATE> <FROM> <SOURCE> <CLASS> placement_class_name </CLASS> </SOURCE> <SOURCE> additional_placement_class_specifications </SOURCE> </FROM> <TO> <DESTINATION> <CLASS> placement_class_name </CLASS> <BALANCE_SIZE Units="units_specifier"> chunk_size </BALANCE_SIZE> </DESTINATION> <DESTINATION> additional_placement_class_specifications </DESTINATION> </TO> <WHEN> relocation_conditions </WHEN> </RELOCATE>
A RELOCATE statement contains the following clauses:
The following are the criteria that can be specified for the <WHEN> clause:
The following XML snippet illustrates the general form of the <WHEN> clause in a RELOCATE statement:
<WHEN> <ACCAGE Units="units_value"> <MIN Flags="comparison_operator"> min_access_age</MIN> <MAX Flags="comparison_operator"> max_access_age</MAX> </ACCAGE> <MODAGE Units="units_value"> <MIN Flags="comparison_operator"> min_modification_age</MIN> <MAX Flags="comparison_operator"> max_modification_age</MAX> </MODAGE> <SIZE " Units="units_value"> <MIN Flags="comparison_operator"> min_size</MIN> <MAX Flags="comparison_operator"> max_size</MAX> </SIZE> <IOTEMP Type="read_write_preference" Prefer="temperature_preference"> <MIN Flags="comparison_operator"> min_I/O_temperature</MIN> <MAX Flags="comparison_operator"> max_I/O_temperature</MAX> <PERIOD Units="days_or_hours"> days_or_hours_of_interest </PERIOD> </IOTEMP> <ACCESSTEMP Type="read_write_preference" Prefer="temperature_preference"> <MIN Flags="comparison_operator"> min_access_temperature</MIN> <MAX Flags="comparison_operator"> max_access_temperature</MAX> <PERIOD Units="days_or_hours"> days_or_hours_of_interest </PERIOD> </ACCESSTEMP> </WHEN>
The access age (<ACCAGE>) element refers to the amount of time since a file was last accessed. VxFS computes access age by subtracting a file's time of last access, atime, from the time when the fsppadm enforce command was issued. The <MIN> and <MAX> XML elements in an <ACCAGE> clause, denote the minimum and maximum access age thresholds for relocation, respectively. These elements are optional, but at least one must be included. Using the Units XML attribute, the <MIN> and <MAX> elements may be specified in the following units:
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Both the <MIN> and <MAX> elements require Flags attributes to direct their operation.
For <MIN>, the following Flags attributes values may be specified:
The time of last access must be greater than the specified interval.
The time of last access must be equal to the specified interval.
The time of last access must be greater than or equal to the specified interval.
For <MAX>, the following Flags attributes values may be specified.
The time of last access must be less than the specified interval.
The time of last access must be less than or equal to the specified interval.
Including a <MIN> element in a <WHEN> clause causes VxFS to relocate files to which the rule applies that have been inactive for longer than the specified interval. Such a rule would typically be used to relocate inactive files to less expensive storage tiers. Conversely, including <MAX> causes files accessed within the specified interval to be relocated. It would typically be used to move inactive files against which activity had recommenced to higher performance or more reliable storage. Including both <MIN> and <MAX> causes VxFS to relocate files whose access age lies between the two.
The modification age relocation criterion, <MODAGE>, is similar to access age, except that files' POSIX mtime values are used in computations. You would typically specify the <MODAGE> criterion to cause relocation of recently modified files to higher performance or more reliable storage tiers in anticipation that the files would be accessed recurrently in the near future.
The file size relocation criterion, <SIZE>, causes files to be relocated if the files are larger or smaller than the values specified in the <MIN> and <MAX> relocation criteria, respectively, at the time that the fsppadm enforce command was issued. Specifying both criteria causes VxFS to schedule relocation for files whose sizes lie between the two. Using the Units attribute, threshold file sizes may be specified in the following units:
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Å undervise om å undervise - Lærerutdanneres kompetanse sett fra deres eget og fra lærerstudenters perspektiv (Universitetsforlaget, 2016)Artikkelen retter søkelyset mot lærerutdannere, en gruppe som hittil har blitt viet liten oppmerksomhet i forskningslitteraturen. I europeisk sammenheng er det ingen enhetlig forståelse for yrkesgruppen og for hvilke ...Journal article
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I bought this blanket in Wedgewood. It's a nice blue, true to the photo. My husband hates heavy blankets, so I thought I'd give this one a try. We use it on top of our thinner comforter for added warmth during the winter. It reminds me of a hospital blanket-- light weight while providing enough warmth. My husband washed this after we received it, so I didn't get to see how much lint it let out in the dryer. But it's not linty after coming out of the dryer and on our bed. This blanket has a semi loose weave in it. Our dog sleeps with us, so I noticed a few light snags, but they're not bad. We're really happy with it and would definitely buy this again. The price is great for this quality of blanket!
It looks and feels good. Seems to fit the bill as insulsr qualty. Color and appearance seem to be just as pictured at the web site. Be cautioned that it may be inclined to snag rather easy but that can avoided with proper use
I enjoy this blanket because it is warm but not too heavy. It is comfortable and spacious. It is not, however, fuzzy -- the texture is relatively soft, but woven. It washes well. I would recommend it.
This is a really nicely made blanket that holds up well. It washed and dried without any problems and has a great hand to it. It's middleweight, so good for most climates, but not lightweight enough for warm nights. The color, texture and finish were all perfect and exceeded my expectations. Thanks Overstock for providing continued customer satisfaction!
Excellent quality, beautiful detail on the blanket that you cannot see in the photos.
This is a great light-weight blanket for Florida's temperate climate. It provides sufficient warmth for all but a very few weeks during the winter. When needed, we can just throw another one of these blankets on the bed and we're set. The quality is excellent - good material and well made. I saw some reviews complaining about the amount of lint when washed and dried. Yes, it looked like you could have woven another small blanket from the lint on the dryer screen, but just the first time. I don't consider it a big deal.
I have washed blanket now 5 times according to the instructions and it is still pilling and dropping fuzzies everywhere. Returns need to be new in the package and this sucks. Before buying I researched the item and no one mentioned it so I guess that no one washes blankets before use. I am very dissatisfied
This blanket was exactly what I was looking for... Just wish the pictures would have been better so it would have been easier to choose a color... Otherwise this is the perfect light-weight cotton blanket! You could layer it between a comforter and bed sheet for extra warmth, or on hot summer nights just use it and a sheet!
We received the blankets very quickly. The are VERY soft. I decided to wash them before putting them out for guests to use. I was surprised to find the lint holder in the dryer overflowing with the blanket lint. I only washed once and I am hopeful they will not have this issue the next time I wash them. I did have guests ask where I got the blankets because they are so soft.
Just came in . I opened the box and measured it 106x102 not what was said ! It's white that's what I ordered !! Have not washed it as yet ..arrived fast love overstock !
Absolutely perfect weight! Just right for chilly nights at the beach after a day of laying in the sun!
Washed blanket as it was shedding. Washing machine loaded with the shreds. Dryer loaded too. No matter how msny times I washed and dried it still sheds and the sheds stick to everything. Don't waste your monrt.
Love this blankket. It is light comfortable and has great texture. We love it.
I've ordered about 30 or so white cotton blankets from Overstock for our beach rental home over the years and these are very low quality. I would have returned them if I had known because I'll have to replace them almost immediately. I ordered 4 and each one had snags and loose threads. The weave is very loose and it looks like there are holes already. They are not square. There are much better cotton blankets on Overstock than these.
I purchased the Cottonaire Blanket, it arrived quickly. Love the weight and size . . . but I noticed a slight flaw, where it looked as if the blanket may have had a small tear/rip and was repaired. Overall, I think it will keep me WARM !
Bought three blankets for our summer cottage. Haven't washed them yet, but they are generously sized, have a nice feel and the diagonal weave is very attractive.
Very satisfied with purchase. Beige blanket is moree of an ivory color.
I have been looking for a cotton blanket at a reasonable price for quite a while.I am very pleased with this blanket. The quality is much better than I had anticipated for the price. Many times sheets and blankets are too short for newer mattresses but this one is perfect for my bed. I am ordering 3 more for the other beds in my house!
Great service from Overstock, as usual. The blanket I bought has a wonderful feel and is the weight I was hoping it would be:enough for: summer sleeping in air conditioning. my only reservation with this item is that it shrank quite a bit and hangs only a few inches on each side of the mattress. The length is fine .If I were buying it for a queen size bed I think I would purchase the king size.
Blanket pills and sheds constantly. After 3 washings it still fills the dryer lint tray.


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Hi all, I have about 1 1/2 years experience in a rural hospital where I've done med/surg and ER. I've recently started working in the OR. I'm excited yet at the same time, nervous. Any...Jan 13, '12
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Starting on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 and continuing through Tuesday, December 31, 2013 every week Sunday through Saturday.Next Date: This event ended on Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Cost: Free
Venue: Niagara Gorge Discovery Center.
701 Whirlpool St., Niagara Falls.
701 Whirlpool St., Niagara Falls.
More Info: www.niagarafallsstatepark.com/discovery-center.aspx | 278-1796.
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