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03/12/2026

This is one of my favorite outtakes from the shoot with Timothée Chalamet on the day of the “Actors on Actors” event here in Austin. A lot has transpired since then...

07/25/2025

I’m excited to be included in this year’s Texas Juried Exhibition at in Fort Worth! Please join me for the opening reception and awards ceremony on Saturday, July 26, 2025, from 6–8pm!

Opening Reception & Awards Ceremony
July 26, 6-8pm, After pARTy with DJ Curate 8-9pm
📍 Artspace111
111 Hampton Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76102

⭐️ Huge thanks to the generous sponsors for making this opportunity possible: Katie Crim & Jordan Snapka, , , Cassco, , Kim Darden, Matthew Rainwater, and .

And congrats - , , and all of the other artists! Looking forward to meeting everyone.

02/01/2025

Come join us today from 12-2p for the final Saturday of the Inner Landscapes show at the Main Gallery in Smithville. My work is featured alongside art from the fabulous Marcela Foutel, Jana Swec, and Joseph Phillips. Swing by! 📸 by
           

10/30/2024

Join us on November 9th!!⁠
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The DIG show will be featured at the MAIN Gallery in Smithville, TX from⁠
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November 9 - Dec 7⁠
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Opening and Book Signing November 9th , 4-7 P⁠
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200 MAIN STREET SMITHVILLE, TEXAS

https://www.maingallerysmithville.com

I'm excited to share the space with Marcela Foutel and her beautiful work!

04/30/2024

https://sciencemuseum.utexas.edu/events/dig-evening-photographer-sarah-wilson

Only a few seats left! Click the link below to RSVP for this Thursday eve at the Texas Science & Natural History Museum
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Joining me in conversation will be paleontologist Dr. Pamela Owen and Dr. Chris Kirk, the amazing paleoanthropologist I’ve had the pleasure of going on digs with all these years. Tickets are free and open to the public, but make sure and click the link to RSVP. ⁠
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Thursday, May 2nd. 6:30 -8:30⁠
Event by Texas Science & Natural History Museum⁠
2400 Trinity St, Austin, TX, United States, Texas 78712⁠
Duration: 2 hr⁠
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Join us for a free public program with Sarah Wilson, celebrated photographer, artist and author of “DIG: Notes on Field and Family”, as she explores her grandfather's life's work as a paleontologist and her own search for fossils and existential perspective in the West Texas desert.⁠
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Sarah’s grandfather, Dr. Jack Wilson, was the founder of the Vertebrate Paleontology Laboratory in the Jackson School of Geosciences at The University of Texas at Austin. Before he died, he gave Wilson three metal boxes of faded Kodachromes. Holding the slides up to the light, she realized that she and her grandfather photographed some of the same desert landscapes, from the same vantage points, only 50 years apart. This realization ignited an adventure, as Wilson followed the same paths her grandfather once took through the West Texas desert, digging for 40 million-year-old fossils and searching for answers to mysteries of Deep Time, and our place within it.⁠
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A reception and book signing will follow, and books will be available for purchase.⁠
Attendance for this free public program is limited to 150 people, and a registration is required.⁠ RSVP at top link in bio.⁠
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Join us for a conversation with Sarah Wilson, author of “DIG: Notes on Field and Family”; Dr. Chris Kirk, UT professor of biological anthropology; and Dr. Pamela Owen, paleontologist associate director of the museum.