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  • Gary Lamott
  • William Wessel
  • Lori Swartz
  • Laura Peters
  • Charles Chapin
  • Michael Austin Wright
  • Trey Corkern
  • John Henley
  • Brian & Catherine Glover
  • SHOP
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  • Christy Tipton
  • Nicholas Tesluk
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Artist Statement


Lori Swartz began as a metal smith, creating sculpture furniture and jewelry.  She is also a painter, writer and a performer of circus arts (ascrobatics, trapeze, aerial fabric and aerial chain).  Working as a multi-media artist has allowed her to express herself in ways that are both private and public.  She does not have divided loyalties.  She ha one loyalty (art), with multiple expressions.  


We are lured by the fastest, cheapest, biggest.  We forget about authenticity.  Art takes time.  We are taught that there is value in canned, pre-packaged, foil-wrapped and zip-locked.  There are too many plastic things marketed as originals.  We all have stories to tell.  Use this work as a prompt for your own story.  Be present and see.  Be curious.


Lori's work can currently been seen at galleries across the country and at her home studio in Madrid, New Mexico.

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