Give It A Name

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  • Sarah Mangle grew up in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada. In 2005, she received her BFA in Studio Arts from Concordia University. Sarah Mangle’s bookworks, postcards and zines are sold internationally. Her large format felt works have been exhibited locally in Montreal, where she has resided on and off since 2000. In May, 2014, Sarah Mangle won two awards for her postcards from the Canadian Association of Labour Media. Her work has been featured in the Globe and Mail, Hello Giggles, Shameless Magazine and Broken Pencil.

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