Exhibition Dates
20 August > 8 November 2026
Exhibition Opening
Saturday 22 August 2026, 1 - 4 pm.
ACCESSIBILITY
Wheelchair Accessible
Assistance
Animal
Visual
Rating 75%
Quiet
Space Available
Sarah CrowEST’s one thing becomes another again is the artist’s most ambitious project to date, encompassing painting, textiles,
photography and sculpture to explore the transformative potential of language and materials, in dialogue with Linden's unique
architecture.
In 2023 Linden New Art launched JUNCTURE, a major new art prize for Australian mid-career contemporary artists. Two artists are each awarded $20,000 to support their practice, and twelve months in which to develop new work to be presented as a solo exhibition at Linden New Art.. The recipients of this year's award are Sarah CrowEST and Gian Manik.
Sarah CrowEST operates across contemporary art, design, craft and performance. Underpinned by a deep appreciation for sound and architectural forms, her recent output combines painting, working apparel, diagrammatic scores and the graphic qualities of text.
CrowEST has an extensive exhibition practice, exhibiting in major institutions and art galleries across Australia including LON Gallery, Gallery 9, Melbourne Now at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), CAVES, Shepparton Art Museum, McClelland Gallery, TAMA, the Australian Tapestry Workshop, Tarrawarra Museum of Art, Heide MOMA, and the Ian Potter Museum of Art. Recent residencies include the Megalo Print Studio, Fremantle Arts Centre and the Lottozero Textile Laboratory in Italy. In addition, she has undertaken studio residencies at Bililla Mansion, Shakespeare Grove Artist Studio and Gertrude Contemporary. CrowEST’s work is held in some of the most important cultural institutions in the country including, the National Gallery of Victoria, Art Gallery of South Australia, TAMA, Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory (MAGNT), Artbank, City of Port Phillip Visual Art Collection, University of South Australia Library Art Collection, Epworth Hospital Collection, Justin Art House Museum, the Joyce Nissan Art Collection and Okayam Prefectural Government Collection (Japan).
Sarah CrowEST is represented by LON Gallery, Melbourne.
