Artists Discuss Studio Practices in Hyperallergic's Workspace Series
Hyperallergic published the 329th edition of its 'A View From the Easel' series, featuring artists Lex Marie and Jade van der Mark discussing their creative environments. Lex Marie, based in Washington, DC, works from an MFA program studio, adjusting her routine around family and finding inspiration from local museums and fellow artists. Jade van der Mark, operating in Paris, France, draws inspiration from observing commuters and maintains a personal, reflective studio practice. Both artists shared insights on their daily workflows, spatial influences, and artistic materials.
Key facts
- Lex Marie is pursuing a two-year MFA program in Washington, DC
- Jade van der Mark has worked in her Paris studio for three years
- Lex Marie's favorite museum is the Smithsonian American Art Museum
- Jade van der Mark prefers oil paint as her primary medium
- Both artists work on multiple pieces simultaneously in their studios
Entities
Artists
- Lex Marie
- Jade van der Mark
Institutions
- Smithsonian American Art Museum
- Musée d'Orsay
- Palais de Tokyo
- Louis Vuitton Foundation
- Petit Palais
Locations
- Washington, DC
- Paris, France