Sarah Farmer (b.1985, Northampton. Lives and works in Birmingham) Sarah Farmer is a West Midlands based artist and musician mostly working with sound and violins. A poor woman's scientist and crafts person, taking an interest in questions of science and and technology and exploring them through hands on endeavours of making and sharing through a medium of sound, D.I.Y, found materials, wood and strings and the odd bit of electronics. Interested in site specific work, relational work, work that involves a lot of learning and researching - both receiving and sharing information, working in a way that facilitates learning about this stuff of life, our environments, our histories and possible futures, our materials and how we've gone about navigating these constant questions.

Alice Channer, Etel Adnan, Grace Ndiritu, Jennifer Tee, Jenny Holzer, Kelly Large, Larry Achiampong, Melissa Gordon, Sarah Farmer, Tabita Rezaire
“This is the Gallery and the Gallery is Many Things X: Launch Event 2”

Alice Channer, Aliyah Hasinah, Amaal Said, Amy Pettifer & Jennifer Boyd (SHELL LIKE), Ana Kazaroff, Andrea Luka Zimmerman, Etel Adnan, Grace Ndiritu, Jasleen Kaur, Jennifer Tee, Jenny Holzer, Kelly Large, Lady Skollie, Libita Clayton, Melissa Gordon, Ruth Ewan, Samara Scott, Sarah Farmer, Tabita Rezaire, Teresa Cisneros
“This is the Gallery and the Gallery is Many Things X”
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Andy Ingamells, Annie Mahtani, Bobbie-Jane Gardner, Esmeralda Conde Ruiz, PRAM, Sarah Farmer, Simon Duggal, Susan Philipsz
“Twelve Tones”
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Emilie Atkinson, Sarah Farmer, Stuart Whipps
“End of Term: Radical Sabbatical”

Anna Katarzyna Domejko, Bharti Parmar, Effy Harle, Emilie Atkinson, Joanne Masding, Kelly Best, Laura Cooper, Laura Onions, Lexi Strauss, Sarah Farmer, Sophie Huckfield
“The Ultras”
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“Radical Sabbatical Residencies 2017”
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