Loren Crosier // Reception

Thanks to all who came out last night to support the beautiful work of Loren Crosier.  Her work looks so at home in the shop, and I think it will feel good at home too (I'm definitely snagging one).  Her source material collecting began when she was just 14 years old-- each composition is like a little story of who she has become in the ten years of building her archive.  Imagine where you were at 14, and what you were visually draw to.  I find it fascinating that her eye was developing at such an early age.  More incredible things to come from this young artist.

You can see her work now through the end of April.  We are going to sell this show out so I would recommend getting your behind down here to pick out your favorite, the show runs $150-$350 for original editions and we also have some prints on hand.  

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FIRST FRIDAY // Loren Crosier

Vintage Working Women magazines are among the artist's favorite sources.

This year we are focusing our curating down to quarterly exhibits.  I decided to focus on a few artists each year so that we can really be selective about each show, work collaboratively to bring the best work out of each artist, and to really focus on works that will be beautiful additions to the home.  I have my own personal collection of original artwork, each piece really adds true happiness and meaning to my life.  I want my clients to have that same feeling while enjoying time at home.

Our first artist this year, Loren Crosier, is a young graphic designer/ fine artist/ photographer.  Her show is a collection of collages that draw upon her own personal archive of printed source materials, 10 years in the making.  Each composition is then a bit of an aesthetic autobiography, and their dreamy, light lush, and ethereal moods resonate like a Uta Barth photograph.

ARCHIVAL LAYERS

Opening Reception

March 7th | First Friday

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Show runs through end of April, open for viewing 

Monday-Friday 12- | Saturday 12-5.

Enjoy a few outtakes from Loren's other work

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