May 2023, Vanhee premiered a new stage-piece Mémé, a performance with puppets, ghosts and children, based on the life of her both grandmothers. The piece premiered during Kunstenfestivaldesarts and has been touring since then.

In 2022 Vanhee finalized her doctoral research on bodies of knowledge. In the meantime, BOK - bodies of knowledge was re-created in different places in different cities.

In 2021 Sarah Vanhee worked on BOK - bodies of knowledge a place for the -mainly oral- exchange of non-dominant, underexposed and/or suppressed knowledge amongst different bodies of knowledge constituting society. BOK could be found on different public squares and parks in Brussels.

2020 marked a closure and a new beginning for Lecture For Every One: Sarah Vanhee published a book on 7 years Lecture For Every One. This was being presented with an accompanying performance We Are Before. Meanwhile, Vanhee started a writing-lab with twelve Brussels teenagers writing their own Lecture For Every One. From September 2020 on, bodies of knowledge took place in Brussels.

In 2019 Sarah Vanhee created the lecture performance collected screams – premiered at Museo Reina Sofia in Madrid in January, as well as a new site-specific work undercurrents, premiered at Wiener Festwochen in May. She started developing bodies of knowledge, a.o. in Manchester. 

May 2018 was the premiere of Unforetold, a piece for black box, made in close collaboration with seven small beings between 8 and 11 years old. Unforetold is a work in complete darkness, as a magical place where everything is still or again possible, and small creatures evoke new worlds into being. The piece is currently on tour throughout Europe.

January 2017 - Sarah Vanhee released her first film The Making of Justice, in collaboration with seven long term detainees. This followed a lengthy research project exploring on the one hand the discrepancy between the formal, institutional system of justice versus justice as a lived experience; on the other hand the human gap between the exoticised, eroticised Hollywood gangsters, and the monsters created by mainstream media.

Oblivion premiered November 2015 and has been touring since then. Oblivion is a performance with everything Sarah Vanhee would have thrown away during one year working and living. A slow celebration of things unhidden.

In 2014 Lecture For Every One continued spreading all over Europe in diverse languages, intruding into over 250 different gatherings. Vanhee re-made Untitled in the neigbourhood of Forest/Vorst, in collaboration with Kunstenfestivaldesarts and Wiels.

August 2013, Sarah Vanhee made an installation together with inmates of the prison in Mechelen (BE): I screamed and I screamed and I screamed. This project was hosted by Contour 2013.

Spring 2013 Lecture For Every One took off, a series of unannounced artistic interventions in different places where people gather together for a specific purpose, either private or professional. Lecture For Every One is a short lecture on contemporary society as a co-creation by every-one, traveling from banks to football teams and city councils.

Untitled consists of a series of individual visits to private houses where people talk about the artworks they have at home. Untitled is being developed and presented in different cities, in collaboration with local art venues and citizens. Untitled (Leuven), Untitled (Frankfurt) and Untitled (Gent) took place in 2012.

In 2011 Vanhee created the piece Turning Turning (a choreography of thoughts), in collaboration with two performers and a number of scholars from the fields of philosophy, neuro-linguistics, psychoanalysis, mathematics and performance theory.

The C-Project, realized in 2010, employed fiction and performance for meetings in real and virtual public space that resulted in the novel The Miraculous Life of Claire C and a series of public interviews A Rendez-Vous with Claire C.

In 2009 she organized the first edition of the Great Public Sale of Unrealized but Brilliant Ideas, a public auction project that has since been produced by several venues. She also developed the publication Untranslatables – a guide to translingual dialogue (in collaboration with Elisa Marchesini, Christoph Schwarz and Yolande de los Bueis).

Earlier she wrote and directed the performance-installation WeUsAll, and wrote and performed the lecture-performance Me and My Stranger. In 2008 she choreographed the dance duet How They Disappeared. In 2007 she graduated at the Amsterdam School of the Arts with the performance 4000 trees, a red dress and an apple (possible story).