Lori Ellison Tribute at P.P.O.W. Gallery
A 2012 review of Lori Ellison's exhibition at P.P.O.W. gallery is republished as a tribute following the artist's death on August 1. The show was on view through June 25. Ellison's work, characterized by intricate grid-based drawings, explores themes of repetition and meditation. The review highlights her unique approach to abstraction, using simple patterns to create complex visual experiences. Ellison's practice often involved meticulous hand-drawn lines and geometric forms, reflecting a deep engagement with process and materiality. The tribute underscores her contribution to contemporary drawing and her influence on peers and younger artists.
Key facts
- Lori Ellison died on August 1.
- A 2012 review of her exhibition is republished as a tribute.
- The exhibition was at P.P.O.W. gallery.
- The show was on view through June 25.
- Ellison was known for grid-based drawings.
- Her work explores repetition and meditation.
- She used hand-drawn lines and geometric forms.
- The tribute highlights her influence on contemporary drawing.
Entities
Artists
- Lori Ellison
Institutions
- P.P.O.W.