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Lauren Cline is an American figurative painter whose work explores the realm of the home, the bedroom, and other domestic spaces. She uses a process-based approach to create her compositions that is derived from Jungian psychoanalysis. Her work can be found in private collections in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Zurich and New York City, where she is currently pursuing her MFA at Hunter College. She lives in Queens, New York with her husband and daughter.

Solo Exhibitions

2020       "Memory Box" Hang Art, San Francisco, CA

 

Two-Person Exhibitions

2021       "Tell It Like It Is" This Is Not An Art Gallery, New York, NY

2019       "Snippet" Hang Art, San Francisco, CA

2018       "Gaze" Hang Art, San Francisco, CA

Selected Group Exhibitions

2023       "All You Can Eat" Kravets Wehby Gallery and New Collectors Gallery, New                    York, NY

               "Our Realms" Elza Kayal Gallery, New York, NY

               "Terrible, Terrible...Continue?" Hunter College, New York, NY

2022       "The Night Is Not Still" New Collectors Gallery, New York, NY

               "MFASO Show" Hunter College, New York, NY

2017        "People and Chairs" Hang Art, San Francisco, CA

                "Coven Fall Show" Live Worms Gallery, San Francisco, CA 

                "Spring Show" Academy of Art University, San Francisco, CA

                "Coven Spring Show" Oakstop, Oakland, CA

                "Transparent" Mission Cultural Center, San Francisco, CA

2016        "Open Studios Show" The Farm, San Francisco, CA

                "Near to/Far FromLive Worms Gallery, San Francisco, CA

2015       "Print Show" Academy of Art University, San Francisco, CA

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