“How little is enough? How much can be taken away before a piece crumbles?”
— Lynne Harlow
Lynne Harlow is an American contemporary artist whose reductive sculptures and installations explore the intersection of color, light, material, and space. Working across glass, textiles, ceramic, Plexiglas, aluminum chain, vinyl, and other industrial and translucent materials, Harlow considers how minimal forms can transform a viewer’s experience of an environment. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in major museum collections, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art Library Special Collections, The Phillips Collection, and the RISD Museum. Harlow lives and works in Providence, Rhode Island, and is represented in Dallas by Liliana Bloch Gallery.

