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Works on Paper
15 January - 8 February 2024
The Gallery at Green and Stone, London
Works on Paper celebrates emerging and established artists from around the world who have harnessed the versatile medium of paper to craft exceptional and thought-provoking pieces. This exhibition serves as a testament to the enduring power of paper as a canvas for artistic expression.
Vicinity: 785,500 m²
14 - 19 November 2023
Espacio Gallery, London
A new group exhibition curated by Jon Faragher and Ella Zimina on behalf of the Space Collective. A collection of new and especially selected works inspired by location. Including works by Katherine Jones RA and Temsuyanger Longkumer.
Oltre Le Mura di Sant’Orsola - REOPENING
2 September - 1 October 2023
Ex-convento di Sant’Orsola, via Sant’Orsola, Florence
The reopening of the exhibition Beyond the walls of Sant'Orsola, in a revised and enriched form.
From 15 June to 15 September 2022 Sophia worked as the first Artist in Residence for the future Museo Sant’Orsola in Florence. The exhibition ‘Oltre le mura di Sant’Orsola’ is the culmination of the research and work made on this residency.
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Interview with Florence TV
At the press conference for the exhibition Oltre Le Mura di Sant’Orsola, 31 May 2023
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Oltre Le Mura di Sant’Orsola
1 June - 2 July 2023
Ex-convento di Sant’Orsola, via Sant’Orsola, Florence
From 15 June to 15 September 2022 Sophia worked as the first Artist in Residence for the future Museo Sant’Orsola in Florence. The exhibition ‘Oltre le mura di Sant’Orsola’ is the culmination of the research and work made on this residency.
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Il Tirreno
2 April 2023
An article from the Florentine edition of Il Tirreno, reporting on the exhibition ‘Oltre Le Mura di Sant’Orsola’, at the Museo Sant’Orsola.
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Finding Space
9 - 11 February 2023
Open Ealing, London
Finding Space is a collection of work by women and non-binary artists, curated by Mary Modha, that draws out their experiences navigating public, private, intimate and imaginary spaces.
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Museo Sant’Orsola Residency
15 June - 15 September 2022
From 15 June to 15 September 2022 Sophia worked as the first Artist in Residence for the future Museo Sant’Orsola in Florence.
The former convent of Sant'Orsola, its history and its heritage served as the basis for the creation of two original works. The pieces, one monumental and one miniature, will be completed shortly and will be purchased by the future Museo Sant’Orsola to form the nucleus of its contemporary collection. They will be presented to the public in their entirety at the opening of the museum, scheduled for 2026.
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Working With Bronze
4 January - 20 March 2022
In collaboration with Bronze Age Foundry in Limehouse, ‘Working with Bronze’ was an exhibition organised by Alexander Lumsden and Julian Wild that showcased the diverse and engaging bronze works made by Alison Goslin, Suzie Hackney, Antonia Hockings, Sophia Kisielewska-Dunbar, Anton Kvoraks, Alex Mckay, Vicky Neave and Sandor Pater.
One Fine Day
30 October - 29 November 2021
9 Harrow Pl, London
Curated by Lynne Abrahamson, the aim of this exhibitions was to keep a selected group of artists connected through the medium of thread, by hand embroidering the individual experiences of lockdown.
Flying Colours Gallery, Group Show
4 - 18 December 2018
Flying Colours Gallery, London
A Christmas exhibition of drawings and paintings by Beatrice Hasell-McCosh, Lily Irwin, Millie Straker, Alice Boggis-Rolfe, Clementine St John Webster, Sophia Kisielewska-Dunbar, Tyga Helme, Beatrice Forshall and Christabel Forbes.
Art Academy Drawing Prize
6 June 2018
At this year’s Annual Art Academy Drawing Prize, judge, artist Brendan Kelly, awarded Sophia Kisielewska-Dunbar with a Commendation for her drawing ‘Richard’.
Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize
19 May - 29 September 2017
Returning to Kings Place for its fourth edition, the biennial Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize features 100 works by British and Irish artists, showcasing the very best of contemporary self-portraiture.