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Sarah Hyde

(She/Her)
France, London
As seen in: VICE, Eventbrite Blog, Flipboard, Dazed Magazine, Artnet, Sotheby's Magazine, Wallpaper* Magazine, Artsy, Nottingham Post, The Yorkshire Post and
Covers:  Art, Photography, Architecture, Interiors, Film, Art Business and Wine.
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Freelance Art, Photography, Architecture, Interiors and Wine writer. Sarah began writing in 2012 when she was living in Paris, at the time she was working for Christies. She began by writing for Here Elsewhere and moved on to writing for Decorex, Sotheby's, Artnet, ArtNews, Artsy, Dazed, Garage, Wallpaper and The Modernist. Sarah wrote an Art column for Riviera Insider Magazine for several years and is currently writing in Airmail about art and Country and Townhouse about wine. Sarah has an M…

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How Rodin Captured Human Desire in Clay and Bronze

How Rodin Captured Human Desire in Clay and Bronze

Auguste Rodin translated his models' bodies into evocative forms that conveyed a powerful sense of physical e…

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The Future Generation Art Prize

The Future Generation Art Prize

The Future Generation Art Prize was launched in 2009 and is the first global art prize to discover, recognize…

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N°5 Culture Chanel, Paris

N°5 Culture Chanel, Paris

It is no coincidence that on its return home to Paris the N°5 Culture exhibition opened on the 5th of May cho…

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Best French Rosé Wines 2020 | A Guide To Rosé in the South of France

Best French Rosé Wines 2020 | A Guide To Rosé in the South of France

While international travel remains uncertain, the one way we can travel to the South of France is through our…

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When Rosé Grew Up: The New Age of Pink Wine

When Rosé Grew Up: The New Age of Pink Wine

As summer nights ebb away to autumn evenings, Sarah Hyde discovers rosé that's all grown up and ready to open…

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The Best California Reds To Buy Right Now | Food & Drink

The Best California Reds To Buy Right Now | Food & Drink

While wild fires have been raging in California, winemakers have seen a 70 per cent drop in production, so do…

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Articles

"The Daffodil Days" Brings Sylvia Plath’s World to Life

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By Sarah Hyde
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read The Daffodil Days Helen Bain writes like John Constable painted: each minute detail is observed and rendered, creating a complete and magnificent picture of the English countryside. In Bain’s case, she’s writing about North Tawton near Dartmoor in The Daffodil Days. It’s the early 1960s, and there are strange comings and goings at Court Green, the home to Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath. Bain has achieved brilliant and authentic characterizations, and multiple narrators give their own perspective.
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LATEST: The Moment Finder

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By Sarah Hyde
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For Behind the Shot Part 3, we are featuring photos and stories captured at the Valley of the Gods in Utah, White Sands National Park in New Mexico, the Yuba River in California, and many more destinations. Click here to participate in the 2027 Truck Camper Magazine Calendar Contest and be considered for a Behind the Shot feature. This photo was taken at a great Hipcamp site in the middle of a walnut grove in Ballard, California.
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LATEST: Carried by Nature: The Wildly Fun Art of CamPets

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By Sarah Hyde
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An elephant hauls a vintage truck camper. Blue whales carry hard-sides to depths they have never seen before. Scott Wilhelm paints one-of-a-kind pieces that will make you scratch your head and uncontrollably smile. Hold onto your truck camper before one of these CamPets carries it away. Was I seeing things? A white egret poised to snatch an unsuspecting fish, with something simultaneously out of place and very familiar on its back. I pulled my laptop closer, squinted, and zoomed in.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Here Elsewhere my first paid piece was Sothebys.com I was working for Christies at the time it felt very naughty

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes and i would love a type writer - I think they can be quicker.

How is social media changing news?

Sadly I have no idea.
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