Originally published on the Durham University Student Blog. Flashes of scenery from the highway. The looming silhouette of a black … More

It can feel as if we each live in our own worlds, even if only in our own imagination. Bernard … More

Join me for an upcoming ‘walkshop’ in Green Park with the Koppel Project Exchange. It’s part of the exhibition programme … More

10.25-11.25 12 July 2021 Panel 2: “Viewing” Contagion Contagion: Spread the Word Queen Mary PGRS Virtual Conference Recording below In … More

This article originally appeared in Issue 5: Presence of Still Point Journal (Summer, 2021: pp.23-24) and is republished here with … More

During a residency with the British Lichen Society in 2019, I learned how to cut specimens with a razor blade … More

You are warmly invited to attend – In the Air – a virtual talk by Andrew Barry and Lucy Sabin … More

Shortlisted for Kontempora’s ‘RESET’ Residency (Sofia, Bulgaria), this proposed project will hopefully feature as part of the ‘Paradigm Shifts’ programme … More

Discover a new species of sculpture! With this video tutorial, young people (KS3+) can get creative and learn about an … More

Artist Lucy Sabin reflects on making art about breath in 2020. (This article was originally published by The Polyphony.) Breathworks began as a … More

Part of the Humanities Cultural Programme convened by TORCH, University of Oxford, in partnership with Modern Art Oxford. Our panel … More

Culture in Quarantine – BBC Arts is the “homepage for Arts on the BBC, with film, features and events showcasing the arts in the UK and … More

Originally a blog post for the Modern Art Oxford website. Breathworks is a participatory project which invites audiences to produce … More

New project announcement! Breathworks, my latest commission from Modern Art Oxford, is a participatory arts project with a strong focus … More

  Extract from article by Jessie Bond, published on the RCA website. MRes RCA introduces students to practice-led interdisciplinary and … More

  First published in The Polyphony, hosted by the Institute for Medical Humanities at Durham University.   We have a … More

Part of Pow! Interdisciplinary Collisions symposium at the Royal College of Art, 12th September 2019. Airspaces – atmospheres – can be … More

The time has arrived to finalise plans for ‘making research public’ at the end-of-year exhibition. I will display my thesis … More