This article originally appeared in Issue 5: Presence of Still Point Journal (Summer, 2021: pp.23-24) and is republished here with…
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Can ‘bad’ science inspire ‘good’ art?
During a residency with the British Lichen Society in 2019, I learned how to cut specimens with a razor blade…
Upcoming Event: In the Air
You are warmly invited to attend – In the Air – a virtual talk by Andrew Barry and Lucy Sabin…
Suspension–Machines: A Project in Suspension
Shortlisted for Kontempora’s ‘RESET’ Residency (Sofia, Bulgaria), this proposed project will hopefully feature as part of the ‘Paradigm Shifts’ programme…
wildSpiralS: A Creative Activity for Young People
Discover a new species of sculpture! With this video tutorial, young people (KS3+) can get creative and learn about an…
Following Breathing
Artist Lucy Sabin reflects on making art about breath in 2020. (This article was originally published by The Polyphony.) Breathworks began as a…
Breathing Worlds – Panel Event
Part of the Humanities Cultural Programme convened by TORCH, University of Oxford, in partnership with Modern Art Oxford. Our panel…
Breathworks features on BBC Arts
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…
Breathworks – Breathing and Creativity
Originally a blog post for the Modern Art Oxford website. Breathworks is a participatory project which invites audiences to produce…
Introducing Breathworks
New project announcement! Breathworks, my latest commission from Modern Art Oxford, is a participatory arts project with a strong focus…
Interview for Art of Now, BBC Radio 4
EC: Presenter, Emma Critchley; LS: Lucy Sabin. EC: Lucy Sabin has made a composition from her yogic breaths. More than…
Interdisciplinary Collisions Made Public
Extract from article by Jessie Bond, published on the RCA website. MRes RCA introduces students to practice-led interdisciplinary and…
Breathing and Nothingness
First published in The Polyphony, hosted by the Institute for Medical Humanities at Durham University. We have a…
Breathable for Whom? Air Quality in the Geopolitical Arena
Part of Pow! Interdisciplinary Collisions symposium at the Royal College of Art, 12th September 2019. Airspaces – atmospheres – can be…
Making research PUBLIC!
The time has arrived to finalise plans for ‘making research public’ at the end-of-year exhibition. I will display my thesis…
Atmospheric Cartography (MRes Thesis)
Atmospheric cartography: Articulating Ecological Connectivity in Air, art–research project, Royal College of Art 2018-19. atmospheric cartography (new) (mental or physical)…
Feeling Planning Colloquium
Now more than ever, it feels important to ‘go public’ and see how peers receive my research before it is…
Archives of Curiosity: An Anthology
The word ‘archive’ may conjure up images of yellowing documents collecting dust or avenues of shelves and filing cabinets. While…
Workshop: Atmosphere Mapping
After exploring several different workshops and public engagement formats, I have identified this optimal approach to carry forward. Atmosphere Mapping…
Workshop: Lungs and Landscapes
Lungs and Landscapes was the least structured workshop I have taught so far, which seems fitting when your subject of…
