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Artwork Spotlight by artist Lauren Harrington @lahiza
These paintings are from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.
Norwegian Textile Warp No.2, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile No.2, 2022
Acrylic in Canvas
22”x 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Variation No.9, 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
45” × 57”
$3,000
Norwegian Textile No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Warp, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
💫Artwork available for purchase via ArtClvb App. Link in bio 💫 or in-person at our retail partner GW Home @gwhomedetroit
1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit💫
Artwork Spotlight by artist Lauren Harrington @lahiza
These paintings are from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.
Norwegian Textile Warp No.2, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile No.2, 2022
Acrylic in Canvas
22”x 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Variation No.9, 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
45” × 57”
$3,000
Norwegian Textile No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Warp, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
💫Artwork available for purchase via ArtClvb App. Link in bio 💫 or in-person at our retail partner GW Home @gwhomedetroit
1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit💫
Artwork Spotlight by artist Lauren Harrington @lahiza
These paintings are from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.
Norwegian Textile Warp No.2, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile No.2, 2022
Acrylic in Canvas
22”x 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Variation No.9, 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
45” × 57”
$3,000
Norwegian Textile No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Warp, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
💫Artwork available for purchase via ArtClvb App. Link in bio 💫 or in-person at our retail partner GW Home @gwhomedetroit
1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit💫
Artwork Spotlight by artist Lauren Harrington @lahiza
These paintings are from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.
Norwegian Textile Warp No.2, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile No.2, 2022
Acrylic in Canvas
22”x 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Variation No.9, 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
45” × 57”
$3,000
Norwegian Textile No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Warp, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
💫Artwork available for purchase via ArtClvb App. Link in bio 💫 or in-person at our retail partner GW Home @gwhomedetroit
1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit💫
Artwork Spotlight by artist Lauren Harrington @lahiza
These paintings are from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.
Norwegian Textile Warp No.2, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile No.2, 2022
Acrylic in Canvas
22”x 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Variation No.9, 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
45” × 57”
$3,000
Norwegian Textile No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Warp, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
💫Artwork available for purchase via ArtClvb App. Link in bio 💫 or in-person at our retail partner GW Home @gwhomedetroit
1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit💫
Artwork Spotlight by artist Lauren Harrington @lahiza
These paintings are from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.
Norwegian Textile Warp No.2, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile No.2, 2022
Acrylic in Canvas
22”x 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Variation No.9, 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
45” × 57”
$3,000
Norwegian Textile No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Warp, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
💫Artwork available for purchase via ArtClvb App. Link in bio 💫 or in-person at our retail partner GW Home @gwhomedetroit
1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit💫
Artwork Spotlight by artist Lauren Harrington @lahiza
These paintings are from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.
Norwegian Textile Warp No.2, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile No.2, 2022
Acrylic in Canvas
22”x 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Variation No.9, 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
45” × 57”
$3,000
Norwegian Textile No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
Norwegian Textile Warp, 2022
Acrylic on Canvas
22” × 28”
$750
💫Artwork available for purchase via ArtClvb App. Link in bio 💫 or in-person at our retail partner GW Home @gwhomedetroit
1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit💫
If you’ve stopped by the cafe, you can’t help but notice the energetic artwork throughout our space ⚡️
We’re so lucky to display rotating artwork curated by Materia Gallery. Currently on display are works by James Collins and collaborative works by Collins and Lauren Harrington 💫 James’s work is especially unique in that he creates mixed media works of art and re-works them into different pieces and collages over time. James’s work is continuously evolving, just like us! His work has brought so much vibrancy and inspiration to our space and we know you’ll love it too!
Want to feel that Saturn energy in your own space? All of the works currently on display are available for purchase! For inquiries please contact Simone DeSousa at Materia Gallery via email- simone@materia-art.com.
Check out more works from James and Lauren at @jamescollinz and @lahiza 🎨
#detroitartist #artcuration #detroitcoffee
If you’ve stopped by the cafe, you can’t help but notice the energetic artwork throughout our space ⚡️
We’re so lucky to display rotating artwork curated by Materia Gallery. Currently on display are works by James Collins and collaborative works by Collins and Lauren Harrington 💫 James’s work is especially unique in that he creates mixed media works of art and re-works them into different pieces and collages over time. James’s work is continuously evolving, just like us! His work has brought so much vibrancy and inspiration to our space and we know you’ll love it too!
Want to feel that Saturn energy in your own space? All of the works currently on display are available for purchase! For inquiries please contact Simone DeSousa at Materia Gallery via email- simone@materia-art.com.
Check out more works from James and Lauren at @jamescollinz and @lahiza 🎨
#detroitartist #artcuration #detroitcoffee
If you’ve stopped by the cafe, you can’t help but notice the energetic artwork throughout our space ⚡️
We’re so lucky to display rotating artwork curated by Materia Gallery. Currently on display are works by James Collins and collaborative works by Collins and Lauren Harrington 💫 James’s work is especially unique in that he creates mixed media works of art and re-works them into different pieces and collages over time. James’s work is continuously evolving, just like us! His work has brought so much vibrancy and inspiration to our space and we know you’ll love it too!
Want to feel that Saturn energy in your own space? All of the works currently on display are available for purchase! For inquiries please contact Simone DeSousa at Materia Gallery via email- simone@materia-art.com.
Check out more works from James and Lauren at @jamescollinz and @lahiza 🎨
#detroitartist #artcuration #detroitcoffee
If you’ve stopped by the cafe, you can’t help but notice the energetic artwork throughout our space ⚡️
We’re so lucky to display rotating artwork curated by Materia Gallery. Currently on display are works by James Collins and collaborative works by Collins and Lauren Harrington 💫 James’s work is especially unique in that he creates mixed media works of art and re-works them into different pieces and collages over time. James’s work is continuously evolving, just like us! His work has brought so much vibrancy and inspiration to our space and we know you’ll love it too!
Want to feel that Saturn energy in your own space? All of the works currently on display are available for purchase! For inquiries please contact Simone DeSousa at Materia Gallery via email- simone@materia-art.com.
Check out more works from James and Lauren at @jamescollinz and @lahiza 🎨
#detroitartist #artcuration #detroitcoffee
If you’ve stopped by the cafe, you can’t help but notice the energetic artwork throughout our space ⚡️
We’re so lucky to display rotating artwork curated by Materia Gallery. Currently on display are works by James Collins and collaborative works by Collins and Lauren Harrington 💫 James’s work is especially unique in that he creates mixed media works of art and re-works them into different pieces and collages over time. James’s work is continuously evolving, just like us! His work has brought so much vibrancy and inspiration to our space and we know you’ll love it too!
Want to feel that Saturn energy in your own space? All of the works currently on display are available for purchase! For inquiries please contact Simone DeSousa at Materia Gallery via email- simone@materia-art.com.
Check out more works from James and Lauren at @jamescollinz and @lahiza 🎨
#detroitartist #artcuration #detroitcoffee
If you’ve stopped by the cafe, you can’t help but notice the energetic artwork throughout our space ⚡️
We’re so lucky to display rotating artwork curated by Materia Gallery. Currently on display are works by James Collins and collaborative works by Collins and Lauren Harrington 💫 James’s work is especially unique in that he creates mixed media works of art and re-works them into different pieces and collages over time. James’s work is continuously evolving, just like us! His work has brought so much vibrancy and inspiration to our space and we know you’ll love it too!
Want to feel that Saturn energy in your own space? All of the works currently on display are available for purchase! For inquiries please contact Simone DeSousa at Materia Gallery via email- simone@materia-art.com.
Check out more works from James and Lauren at @jamescollinz and @lahiza 🎨
#detroitartist #artcuration #detroitcoffee
Progress on the 11th painting of this series in the color palette of a vintage biology book
Progress on the 11th painting of this series in the color palette of a vintage biology book
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
ArtClvb x GW Home
We’re thrilled to showcase new artist LAUREN HARRINGTON @lahiza in July edition of the
GW Home in-store and online paintings selections
💫Make a direct purchase online via GW Home ( shipping available ) or ArtClvb
Or in person at GW Home - 1201 Woodward Ave, Detroit . Link in bio.
Artist Lauren Harrington:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
A painting I made last summer playing with soft pastel colors and interference paint - intending to create dramatic compositional shifts with changing lighting and the nature of interference colors.
Inspiration = design motif out of a 19th century studies in design book
A painting I made last summer playing with soft pastel colors and interference paint - intending to create dramatic compositional shifts with changing lighting and the nature of interference colors.
Inspiration = design motif out of a 19th century studies in design book
A painting I made last summer playing with soft pastel colors and interference paint - intending to create dramatic compositional shifts with changing lighting and the nature of interference colors.
Inspiration = design motif out of a 19th century studies in design book
A painting I made last summer playing with soft pastel colors and interference paint - intending to create dramatic compositional shifts with changing lighting and the nature of interference colors.
Inspiration = design motif out of a 19th century studies in design book
A painting I made last summer playing with soft pastel colors and interference paint - intending to create dramatic compositional shifts with changing lighting and the nature of interference colors.
Inspiration = design motif out of a 19th century studies in design book
A painting I made last summer playing with soft pastel colors and interference paint - intending to create dramatic compositional shifts with changing lighting and the nature of interference colors.
Inspiration = design motif out of a 19th century studies in design book
This week I completed a 6 color stenciled pattern of a replication of a William Morris design from the early 1900s. The finished product includes 4 separate registrations, one with hand cut details, along with hand painted finishing touches along 4 walls of the room.
This is another special decorative painting project at the Ossian Sweet House, a nationally recognized historic house with the intention of becoming a museum and education center highlighting the struggles and hard won progress in the civil rights movement.
This week I completed a 6 color stenciled pattern of a replication of a William Morris design from the early 1900s. The finished product includes 4 separate registrations, one with hand cut details, along with hand painted finishing touches along 4 walls of the room.
This is another special decorative painting project at the Ossian Sweet House, a nationally recognized historic house with the intention of becoming a museum and education center highlighting the struggles and hard won progress in the civil rights movement.
This week I completed a 6 color stenciled pattern of a replication of a William Morris design from the early 1900s. The finished product includes 4 separate registrations, one with hand cut details, along with hand painted finishing touches along 4 walls of the room.
This is another special decorative painting project at the Ossian Sweet House, a nationally recognized historic house with the intention of becoming a museum and education center highlighting the struggles and hard won progress in the civil rights movement.
This week I completed a 6 color stenciled pattern of a replication of a William Morris design from the early 1900s. The finished product includes 4 separate registrations, one with hand cut details, along with hand painted finishing touches along 4 walls of the room.
This is another special decorative painting project at the Ossian Sweet House, a nationally recognized historic house with the intention of becoming a museum and education center highlighting the struggles and hard won progress in the civil rights movement.
This week I completed a 6 color stenciled pattern of a replication of a William Morris design from the early 1900s. The finished product includes 4 separate registrations, one with hand cut details, along with hand painted finishing touches along 4 walls of the room.
This is another special decorative painting project at the Ossian Sweet House, a nationally recognized historic house with the intention of becoming a museum and education center highlighting the struggles and hard won progress in the civil rights movement.
This week I completed a 6 color stenciled pattern of a replication of a William Morris design from the early 1900s. The finished product includes 4 separate registrations, one with hand cut details, along with hand painted finishing touches along 4 walls of the room.
This is another special decorative painting project at the Ossian Sweet House, a nationally recognized historic house with the intention of becoming a museum and education center highlighting the struggles and hard won progress in the civil rights movement.
This week I completed a 6 color stenciled pattern of a replication of a William Morris design from the early 1900s. The finished product includes 4 separate registrations, one with hand cut details, along with hand painted finishing touches along 4 walls of the room.
This is another special decorative painting project at the Ossian Sweet House, a nationally recognized historic house with the intention of becoming a museum and education center highlighting the struggles and hard won progress in the civil rights movement.
This week I completed a 6 color stenciled pattern of a replication of a William Morris design from the early 1900s. The finished product includes 4 separate registrations, one with hand cut details, along with hand painted finishing touches along 4 walls of the room.
This is another special decorative painting project at the Ossian Sweet House, a nationally recognized historic house with the intention of becoming a museum and education center highlighting the struggles and hard won progress in the civil rights movement.
Artwork Spotlight: Norwegian Textile Variation No.1, 2021 @lahiza
Lauren Harrington
Norwegian Textile Variation No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” x 28”
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“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
About the Artist:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
Artwork Spotlight: Norwegian Textile Variation No.1, 2021 @lahiza
Lauren Harrington
Norwegian Textile Variation No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” x 28”
📲Download ArtClvb App to view artwork available and make a direct purchase from artist. Link in bio.
Info@artclvb.xyz
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
About the Artist:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
Artwork Spotlight: Norwegian Textile Variation No.1, 2021 @lahiza
Lauren Harrington
Norwegian Textile Variation No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” x 28”
📲Download ArtClvb App to view artwork available and make a direct purchase from artist. Link in bio.
Info@artclvb.xyz
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
About the Artist:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
Artwork Spotlight: Norwegian Textile Variation No.1, 2021 @lahiza
Lauren Harrington
Norwegian Textile Variation No.1, 2021
Acrylic on Canvas
22” x 28”
📲Download ArtClvb App to view artwork available and make a direct purchase from artist. Link in bio.
Info@artclvb.xyz
“This painting is from a series inspired by 19th century folk art, specifically Norwegian decorative textiles.
The intention of the series is to explore contemporary color pallets, pattern and shape through digitally manipulating the image then reconstructing it on canvas through the use of hand cut stencils. I view folk art and craft with high esteem, holding reverence and a deep interest in art that was considered
‘woman’s work’; art typically relegated as craft, hobby or decoration. I believe this kind of work has a significant role in creating a unique visual narrative that bound culture and community together, creating a larger capacity for creativity and individuation across cultural lines.” @lahiza
About the Artist:
Born in 1985 in Michigan, Lauren Harrington received her BFA at Aquinas College. After moving to Los Angeles in 2010 to study fashion and textile design at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, she began working with master printmaker, Richard Duardo. During this time, she began developing her studio painting practice, heavily influenced by pattern, decoration, print and material experimentation, as well as concepts of feminine expression and constraint in both ideology, material, and process.
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