Sarah Pierce developed a new work as part of If I Can’t Dance’s Edition III – Masquerade (2008–2010), that was presented at different stages at Overgaden Institute of Contemporary Art, Kopenhagen; de Appel arts centre, Amsterdam; Sala Rekalde, Bilbao; Project Arts centre, Dublin; and the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven.

Sarah Pierce (1968) works and lives in Dublin. She studied at Cornell University and the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program. Currently she is preparing a PhD Curatorial/Knowledge at Goldsmith University in London. A solo exhibition of Pierce’s work was mounted in Project Arts Centre in Dublin (2006). Her work was included in various group exhibitions, such as ‘Nought to Sixty’ at ICA London (2008), ‘Left Pop’, in the 2nd Moscow Biennial (2007), and If I Can’t Dance – ‘Feminist Legacies and Potentials’ in MuHKA, Antwerp (2007–2008). She set up (together with Annie Fletcher) ‘the Paraeducation Department’ as part of ‘Tracer’ in Witte de With (2004) and curated (together with Grant Watson) ‘Enthusiasm!’ a radio broadcast programme for the Frieze Art Fair (2006).