Sarah Fuller was born in Winnipeg and works and lives in Banff, Alberta. She earned a BFA from the Emily Carr University in Vancouver in 2003 after completing her first two years of study at the University of Manitoba, School of Fine Arts. In the summer of 2011, Sarah attended the XVII Advanced Course in Visual Arts Dream Seminar II with Susan Hiller at the Fondazione Antonio Ratti in Como, Italy. Most recently, she has exhibited work at Les Territoires, Montreal, the Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton, Latitude 53 Gallery, Edmonton, the Illingworth Kerr Gallery, Calgary, and Three Walls Gallery, Chicago, Ill. Her work is held in public and private collections across Canada including the Canada Council Art Bank and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts. She has received support for her projects from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and has attended residencies in Reykjavik, Iceland, and Kamloops, B.C. She was one of the Canadian winners in the Magenta Publishing's Flash Forward Emerging Photographers 2011 and her work will be part of a travelling exhibition to Boston, Mass. during 2012 as part this project. Her work has been featured in Black Flash Magazine and the publication Dreamers 38%, Notes 38%, No Title 19%, Dreamers 4% published by Mousse Magazine, Milan, Italy. From 2006- 2012 she has served as a volunteer board member for the Exposure: Calgary – Banff Photography Festival, and from 2009-2011 she served as the Secretary of the Board. She has also presented a series of public photography workshops, twice through Truck Gallery's CAMPER project, Calgary, as well as through the Walter Philips Gallery, Banff. She has a strong dedication to mentoring young artists and creating opportunities for emerging artists. Sarah is currently working on a large outdoor installation project for the ghost town of Bear Creek, Yukon and is preparing for the two person exhibit See Attached with Dianne Bos at Truck Gallery, Calgary, in 2013. Her work Culls will also tour as part of a group exhibition through the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition programme (TREX) in 2012-2013. Artist Statement My work is about multiple levels of perception, reality and narrative. I take a project-based approach to my work and photography forms the sketchbook of my practice, as well as the final outcome. In the last few years this has manifested in multi-disciplinary installation work combining photography, video and text. Place take a central role, often with personal experience as a starting point. I'm thinking about vantage point and an experiential view of physical and psychological landscape. As an artist, my goals are to maintain a rigorous research-based practice that continues to push the medium of photography, while integrating sculptural and video component.