ABOUT THE ARTIST
Sarah Lubcke is a painter and illustrator that knows no limitations when it comes to colour. Through her vivid and distinct compositions and love of portraiture, she re-imagines what is known and seen and combines with elements of that which is not. Driven by her own child-like curiosities and love of mysteries, all her paintings have messages and meanings beyond the surface. Through viewing her work it is her hope that one will be uplifted and encounter the wonders of life and that which is beyond.
Sarah has a Bachelor of Visual Arts from the University of South Australia, specialising in painting and a Cert IV in design. She also has many years of experience in fashion styling and make up. Sarah has previously volunteered her time teaching art to patients at the Sydney Children's Hospital.
Sarah resides in Adelaide with her husband and 4 y.o twin daughters whom inspire her with their own child like wonder.
They also welcomed their third daughter in July 2021.
RECENT EXHIBITIONS
12th Prospect Portrait
Art Prize
New March Gallery
Prospect- 2023
Finalist and Group Exhibition.
SMALL WORKS ART PRIZE. 30x30cm
Brunswick St Art Gallery- Melbourne -2022
Group Exhibition and prize for works 30cm x 30cm
THE SPACES BETWEEN
The Paintbox- Hahndorf
-2021
SALA Festival. Group Exhibition with Nicole Black and Jess Hayton.
Three contemporary artists explore the undefinable, magical and sometimes unseen.
CAKE EXHIBITION
The Paintbox- Hahndorf
-2021
Group Exhibition celebrating the birthday of the beautiful
art store in the Adelaide Hills.
30X30 EXHIBITION
Sydney Childrens Hospital -2017
30 artists invited to create an image for an exhibition at the Sydney Childrens Hospital with all proceeds from the sale of the artworks donated to the Hospitals Arts program.
LUMINOSITY
Sydney Childrens Hospital
- 2016
Feature artist during Winter Exhibitions.
ADELAIDE PARKLANDS ART PRIZE- FINALIST
Adelaide Festival Centre - 2014
Sarahs painting "Never Never Land" was a finalist in the Adelaide Parklands Art Prize. This was her first entry into a art prize upon graduating from university.