Really excited to confirm that my forthcoming solo exhibition 'FEED' at Vane gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne (August 2018), has secured Grants for the Arts funding from Arts Council England. Importantly, this funding will partly go towards to production of three FREE public events: an artists talk, a seminar and a workshop. Even more excited to move this project forwards, more details to come soon!

Tyler Robarge, Director of Texas based IRL and URL gallery, 'Omni-Modern' has recently written a short text, 'Zara Worth and Swipe-Specific Art' which is available to read on the Omni-Modern website. 

Excited to be sharing A drawing made by cutting up my body weight in celery, as part of Dialogus, curated by Sheyda Porter at Vane, next Wednesday. This will be the first time that the IRL element of the project has been exhibited and will also coincide with the launch of the latest edition of Lungs, an artists publication also curated by Sheyda Porter which also features excerpts from A drawing made by cutting up my body weight in celery.​

Delighted to be sharing Wellness (2017) and Appendix I: An Evasive Endnote (2017) in the latest edition of the Journal of Writing in Creative Practice. Special thanks to Alan Dunn who kindly invited my contribution for this exciting edition - ​Hard to Read.

Thrilled to have been selected for a Helix Arts #HADADi Bursary, supporting the development and production of my forthcoming work 'FEED'. Look out for further information about the #HADADi event at which I will present this new piece of work.

​Your last chance to catch Roots and Wings at The House of Blah, Blah, Middlesborough, AND an artists talk between curator Michaela Wetherell, artists Elizabeth Black, Anji Archer and myself. 6-9pm 25 August. FREE ENTRY.

Delighted to be sharing three pieces of work at Roots and Wings, an exhibition curated by Michaela Wetherell at The House of Blah, Blah, Middlesborough. Preview 21 July, open until 25 August 2017

Roots and Wings is an exhibition held at The House of Blah Blah, Middlesbrough exploring the themes of girls growing up around the world. Inspired by a study which stated that Middlesbrough was the worst place for girls to grow up in the UK. How do other girls get brought up around the world, and what culturally and ethnically differences do we teach on girls for us to grow up so differently or similarly? Artists from around the world have contributed to this exhibition. Artists involved are, Bex Massey, Susanne Wawra, Barbara Ash, Zara worth, Sadie Hennessy, Victoria Rose Cookson, Mary Lou Springstead, Cath Walshaw, Barbara Bervoets, Elizabeth Black and many more!

Performances on the opening night by - 
Caroline Robinson
Taya-Rose Franco
Nicola Stokoe

Find more information on the Facebook event page.