Magnolia W Laurie Associate Professor of Art

Biography

Magnolia Laurie’s paintings reference the conflicting visual vocabulary that marks the land we live on and utilize— landmarks of protection, destruction, progress, and waste. Laurie’s work has been exhibited in solo shows at frosch & portmann, NY, the Phillips Museum of Art, PA, Hamiltonian Gallery, DC and group exhibitions at MONO Practice, MD, the Kemper Art Museum, MO, and the Baltimore Museum of Art, MD, among other venues. She has participated in residencies across the United States including at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, VA, the Vermont Studio Center, VT, and the Jentel Foundation in WY. Laurie has received grants from Maryland State Arts Council Grants, the Belle Foundation, and the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation. 

http://www.magnolialaurie.com/

Education

MFA, Mount Royal School of Art, Maryland Institute College of Art

BA, Mount Holyoke College

 Courses Taught

Art 114  Introduction to Drawing

Art 214 Intermediate Drawing: Figure & Narrative

Art 277 Field Studies

Art 376 Space & Place

Art 378 Drawing Abstractions

Art 376 Advanced Drawing