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Sarah crowEST

“I pretty much have a no-waste studio practice … there’s this endless soup of resources around me.”
—SARAH CROWEST

PLACE

SARAH CROWEST: I’ve been here for nearly a year. It’s one of the studios offered by Bayside Council for free for one year to various artists. There are a few outbuildings where the other studios are, but I’m the only one that’s in this mansion. This is a perfect studio for sitting and doing little paintings because it’s got this beautiful light on two sides.

I was at

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