Open Up Sheffield Open Studios and Exhibition: Nyaradzo Gwasira and Sarah Williamson

We're so excited to be sharing our space with two fantastic early career artists this Spring, as part of a collaboration with Open Up Sheffield. Their free, drop-in open studio and exhibition will take place on Saturday 3rd, Sunday 4th and Monday 5th May, between 11am and 5pm each day. Come along any time!

About Nyaradzo Gwasara:
I was born and raised in Zimbabwe. I came to the UK aged 17. My heritage and experiences growing up in this country are a strong influence on my work. I make wearable art which is influenced by my Zimbabwean heritage.
As a visually impaired artist, I engage my senses in my work. I use touch to feel what I cannot see and work with tactile materials. I smell my materials which helps me decide what I want to use. I do have some vision, and this informs the colours and textures I pick. I only work with materials and colours I can see.

About Sarah Williamson:
My passion is all things paper. I create intricate, bright and playful paper sculptures and sets that are both tactile and conceptual.