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Unlike Her Father, She Piles Up Her Grievances Nicely
Updated May 14, 2008

Newest Piece
“Unlike Her Father,
She Piles Up Her Grievances Nicely”

©2008, threadwork on dyed, layered fabrics; acrylic, wood and aluminum, 42" x 66"

Beginning with the Map Series in 2005, Lauren has been exploring the possibilities in linked, multi-panel works. In this piece, her design originates from two elements: repetition and a fabricated assembly she created with the intention of cutting it apart. The piece shows Lauren's love of color, and her exquisite mastery of design elements. Click here to zoom in on the details.

Home
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©2007, threadwork on layered fabrics, acrylic on canvas, 56” x 76”

More New Work
The Final Piece in Lauren’s
Next Traveling Exhibit —
“Flinch: A Study of Your Self”

Women from around the world share their feelings and experiences in this body of work begun in 2002. Now, the last piece in the series has just been completed.

“Home,” the enormous framed piece shown here, joins several other works of this scale, along with smaller freehanging portraits, book-based sculptures and an audio work. The full exhibit includes 15 unique works comprised of 28 separate objects.

“Flinch: A Study of Your Self” will begin touring the U.S. in February 2009, with an opening engagement at the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Additional venues are currently being sought. If you have a connection with your local art museum, you can help. Contact Lauren for more information.