Sarah Palmer

Photographer/Artist based in Brooklyn, NY
Interim Associate Director, BFA Photography and Assistant Professor within BFA and MFA Photography at Parsons School of Design 

EXHIBITIONS
Current & Recent
The Delirious Sun
Outs & Ins

WORKS
Knotted Spiral
The Wind Is No House
Darklight
Days of the Future
The Startling Reality of Things
Book of the Living
Rose with Nails for Petals
As A Real House

PUBLICATIONS
Finger-Nails (Your Vaulting Arches) {puzzle}
Slipping Rose
The Sweets of Pillage
Bending the Bow
Sea Garden
Waves

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© Sarah Palmer 2024

Knotted Spiral


Note: only works that have been exhibited are featured on this website. Please contact me to see more works in this series.

Knotted Spiral is a body of photographs I made between May 2022 and January 2023. The works are finished as dye-sublimation prints on aluminum and float-framed in stained or painted wood.  

Under the tangled forest, 2023, 47" x 37"Indefinite

The Wind Is No House


Note: only works that have been exhibited are featured on this website. Please contact me to see more works in this series.


Darklight


Note: only works that have been exhibited are featured on this website. Please contact me to see more works in this series.
Dark Summer's Outer Reaches, 2021
16” x 20”
Dye-sublimation print on aluminum, float-framed

Days of the Future


Note: only works that have been exhibited are featured on this website. Please contact me to see more works in this series.
Days of the Future (2021) is a series of photographs I made between January and June 2021.




The Startling Reality of Things

The Startling Reality of Things is a small series of works made in 2019 and 2020 which was initially presented as a suite of 12 dye-sublimation prints on aluminum, each at 8” x 10” or 8” x 12”, mounted and with a brace for hanging. Some have since been produced at larger sizes.
Sigh of a Dream, 2019
30” x 24”
Dye-sublimation print on aluminum, float-framed

This work was produced at two sizes as dye-sublimation prints on aluminum, shown below here and 10” x 8” with a hanging brace, below