Bio | Lori Horowitz

 

Lori Horowitz is a NY native. In addition to her studio art, Horowitz has worked as an arts educator, scenic designer, scenic artist for film, theater and television, and as a curator and gallerist. Each has brought new perspectives and informed the development of her artwork and career. Through experimentation and knowledge of diverse materials, Lori incorporates painting, sculpture, drawing and photography pushing inventive methods to reflect her message.Horowitz explores the overlooked interactions between individuals, exploring their social disconnect as well as common humanity. Her work unveils facades and penetrates issues, revealing underlying truths by addressing topics of nature, belonging and place in society.Since 2016, Lori Horowitz has shown extensively with thirteen solo exhibitions. She has participated in over 85 national gallery and museum group shows. In 2016 Horowitz founded a not-for-profit ArtSpace, showcasing more than 400 artists. As director and independent curator, she produced 25 shows and continues curating independently. In 2019 and 2020, she participated in two residency programs in Bushwick NY and Havana, Cuba. Horowitz serves on the Board of Directors as Vice President for the NY Society of Women Artists and the Exhibition Chair of Long Island Craft Guild. Horowitz is represented internationally with Zeitt Blatt media group, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Art Trends, Paris, Fine Art Prospectus International, Project High Art International, and International Fine Art Movers. National publications include,The NY Optimist, Newsday, Metropolitan and 25A magazines, NY., Hampton's and Palm Beach, and recently by Shout Out and Canvas Rebel magazines.