PAST EXHIBITIONS
Influx
Pepperell Mill Complex
2018
MERC: Mainer's Recycling Cardboard
Engine Gallery
Rockland Sculpture Race
Rockland, Maine
Flower Bomb
Mechanic's Hall, Portland Maine 2017
The Mill-Ennial 2012
Saco Museum
The Mill-Ennial 2010
Saco Museum
The Power of Ten
Discover Portsmouth
Box City
Portland Museum of Art
The Vinyl Show
Engine Gallery
Influx
Pepperell Mill Complex
2018
MERC: Mainer's Recycling Cardboard
Engine Gallery
Rockland Sculpture Race
Rockland, Maine
Flower Bomb
Mechanic's Hall, Portland Maine 2017
The Mill-Ennial 2012
Saco Museum
The Mill-Ennial 2010
Saco Museum
The Power of Ten
Discover Portsmouth
Box City
Portland Museum of Art
The Vinyl Show
Engine Gallery
Chalk on the Walk, Biddeford
Recreating a painting I had done of my step son Matthew with our little bird Elam |
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One of my monoprints used as the poster for Art Walk Biddeford!
Franklin Street Art Space
FSAS welcomes a solo show by Laura Dunn in August. "Laura is one of those artists who is never far away from her work, who is constantly seeking beauty in everyday objects, common and discarded materials...to me, Laura is prolific, never stopping in her endeavor to create. The things she comes up with are sometimes craft-like, sometimes high-art but always thought through with the intention of finding something beautiful within...whether it be a chunk of leftover scrap wood, a piece of metal, shopping bags...Laura finds a way to twist these things into something new." -Tammy Ackerman, FSAS curator
White on White
Untitled
Laura Dunn
10.24x14.5 inches
Materials:Cotton, Plastic Grocery Bags, Packing Wrap, and Toilet Tissue
A weaving from a series of works made by the artist from ready at hand and recycled materials allowing these otherwise thrown away materials to reveal their inherent beauty.
I just discovered that a web blog dedicated to monochromatic, minimalist work has linked to this image! - A pleasant surprise for this April Morning 2011. Have a look at this lovely blog called NEUTRAL NOTES
Laura Dunn
10.24x14.5 inches
Materials:Cotton, Plastic Grocery Bags, Packing Wrap, and Toilet Tissue
A weaving from a series of works made by the artist from ready at hand and recycled materials allowing these otherwise thrown away materials to reveal their inherent beauty.
I just discovered that a web blog dedicated to monochromatic, minimalist work has linked to this image! - A pleasant surprise for this April Morning 2011. Have a look at this lovely blog called NEUTRAL NOTES
Fluxhibition
Fluxbox Collaboration:
Morning Street Afternoon
Laura Dunn - Biddeford, Maine
Elaine Roy - Albuquerque, NM
found objects in cardboard matchboxes
Morning Street Afternoon
Laura Dunn - Biddeford, Maine
Elaine Roy - Albuquerque, NM
found objects in cardboard matchboxes
The Cradle Project
click on image to read more about this important exhibition
RENEW
plastic grocery bags,
plastic tubing, linen
47"x30"x13"
plastic grocery bags,
plastic tubing, linen
47"x30"x13"
Organic Constructivism: imagined and otherwise
exhibition of my sculptural encaustic works at the University of Southern Maine with metal artist Sue Bennet
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I lived and worked as an ESL teacher in Taiwan for two years and was fortunate enough to study Brush Painting from a master painter named Agnes. To see a slide show of some of my work, click on the image
100 Children Painting
100 Children Painting
