Zara Sully with Suzy Turner
Water the fyck (2025)
digital print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag
420 x 594 mm
Edition 1/10

“Water isn’t expensive, but the connection is. Any funds generated from this work will be used directly to pay Sawtooth’s (very) expensive water bill. Editions 2-10 available upon request - send us an email to sawtoothari@gmail.com”

Zara Sully lives and works near the banks of kanamaluka in lutruwita (Launceston, Tasmania) but spent most of their life on Boonwurrung and Wurundjeri lands of the Kulin nation. They are firstly an artist but also an arts worker, curator, and researcher.

As an artist and curator, Sully’s current practice delves into the pertinence and fluidity of language – engaging with intersectional feminist theory and exploring the decentralising of queerness through a performative practice.

Zara is a graduate from Fine Art (Hons) at the Victorian College of the Arts and Monash University. Shows include 'Yours Queerly', 2021 (artist and curator) at Sawtooth ARI, and 'Isn't it Ironic' (2023), exhibited as part of Junction Arts Festival and at Rosny Barn). Current projects include 'Ways of Knowing', a collaboration between the University of Tasmania and Sawtooth ARI.

Zara is the current director of Sawtooth ARI. Zara is also passionate about the roles of artist-run-initiatives in the arts-ecology.

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