Sarah Warsop’s dancing pieces of jewelry

Jewelry and dance. In the middle, drawing, as a bridge that choreographer Sarah Warsop uses to connect the two and capture movement, whether it be in a step or in a ring, communicating it through form and shape.

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Thank you to Jon, Sarah and Anne-Marie for organising a great show and for being so helpful, positive and relaxed. And thanks too, to Tracy Evans for being such a lovely stand neigbour

'What Isn't Here Hasn't Happened', the drawing series by Sarah Warsop and Tracey Rowledge, has been showing at the Bargehouse, London for the past 10 days. Thank you to Sue, Alison, Franck, Sam, Polly, everyone who saw it, and everyone who made the collaboration possible. For more photos of the series press the inspirations button.

Thank you to all those who came and talked to me during Origin this year, and to all those who bought work I hope you are enjoying your pieces...
A big thank you too to Syann Van Niftrik, Emily Nixon, and Anthony Theakston for being very supportive and encouraging stand neighbors.

Come and see a collaboration between Sarah Warsop and and Tracey Rowledge. One of four commissions from Siobhan Davies Studios, showing at The Bargehouse behind the Oxo Tower on the South Bank, London, 4th - 13th November 2011.

Come and see me at Origin on stand A27. 22nd - 28th September, Old Spitalfields Market, London. And also in the 'Liberty selects' windows, window 5.

Look out for 'A Beautiful Thing' by Barnaby Stone, in 2012. Just finished a research and development period with four other performers/makers of stuff at Clumber Park in Derbyshire and Battersea Arts Centre.

An ancient oak beam, hand hewn four centuries ago during a famine, rests in the middle of the room. Its history is known and supposed. But what is its future? It will be decided now. You will witness the conception and birth of The Beautiful Thing out of this wooden relic, and see it physically changed. Forever.

After 25 years working as a theatre artist and cabinet maker, Barnaby Stone brings these two strands together. Co-produced with BAC it is a Tipping Point Commission supported by the National Trust.

To find my new 18ct gold collection photographed by Steve Speller press the inspirations button...
This collection was made as a result of support from Arts Council England Lottery funding and Dancers Career Development.

The Brighton Collects Award -Brighton and Hove Museums and MADE10 each year sponsor a purchase award to buy contemporary craft work to be housed in the museum's specialist craft and design collection which is one of the best collections in the country.

This year the award was split between Choreographer and Jeweller, Sarah Warsop for a piece of jewellery which represents in solid form a series of choreographed dance movements, and Kate Jenkins of Cardigan for a crocheted picture of Battered Cod and Chips. Kate has previously crocheted cigarettes and packets, a whole banquet, a garden and has worked with cartoonists 'Modern Toss'