Publicity 2003-2002
Press articles and features on Misselbrook's art practice from 2002 to 2003. Click on the headline to view the entire article.
Chocol-art & Film Classics: it’s still life
Publication: Eden November, 2003
Following her exhibition last month, Sarah Misselbrook looks set to move from strength to strength. Her work has a certain silence to it particularly evident in ‘Followed’; skeletal vertebrae morph...
Sarah Misselbrook: An Artist with Ambition
Publication: Hampshire the county magazine September, 2003
Sarah Misselbrook was born in Southampton in 1977 and studied art at Portsmouth College of Art and Design, and Nottingham Trent University. She recently exhibited...
Don’t let the Feast become a Famine
Publication: The Daily Echo Saturday, August 2, 2003
It was only three years ago that Southampton born artist Sarah Misselbrook graduated with a first class honours degree in fine art. Already the London art world is sitting up and taking notice...
Sarah Misselbrook
Publication: And Magazine July, 2003
Beatrice Royal Gallery welcomes back a local artist rapidly establishing a national reputation with her thought provoking ‘bodies’ of work. Her new exhibition called ‘Feast Your Eyes’. We think you should...
Art for business’ sake
Publication: The Daily Echo Tuesday, June 3, 2003
The Beatrice Royal Gallery was the setting for a cocktail party with an artistic twist, thrown by Hampshire marketing...
Art Gallery gets down to business
Publication: The Daily Echo Monday, May 26, 2003
Hampshire marketing agency LeePeckGreenfield is gearing up for a busy week with more than 250 people attending an artistic party for the south’s business community...
We were plastered!
Publication: The Daily Echo Saturday, October 26, 2002
Talented artist Sarah Misselbrook was commissioned to create a piece of art with a group of pupils at Oaklands School in Lordshill. The finished artwork now...
Suffering for her art
Publication: The Daily Echo weekend magazine Saturday, August, 2002
Southampton artist Sarah Misselbrook uses her own body to create dramatic sculptures in materials as varied as household soap and white chocolate. She talks to KATE THOMPSON...
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