LAUREL HAUSLER, Pink Debs, 2016, 12″x12″, encaustic, oil and graphite on cradled wood panel
Strawberry Moon
A solo exhibition of paintings by LAUREL HAUSLER
Friday, September 23rd – October 6th, 2016
OPENING DAY RECEPTION
Friday, September 23rd, 6pm-8pm
The artist will be in attendance.
LAUREL HAUSLER, Teddy Bear, 2016, 12″x12″, encaustic on cradled panel
EXHIBITION LOCATION
Morton Fine Art (MFA)
1781 Florida Ave NW (at 18th & U Sts)
Washington, DC 20009
HOURS
Tuesday – Saturday 11am – 6pm
Sunday 12pm-5pm
About LAUREL HAUSLER
A Washington, DC native, Laurel Hausler’s love of literature, antiquity, unsolved mysteries and the obscure inspire the stories behind her work. Working in a subtractive and additive process, she creates the surface of her paintings in encaustic, oil and graphite. Admired for resisting a self-conscious approach to process, Hausler reveals lines, veils and gestures on her surfaces that demonstrate her decision-making process through the work’s evolution to its finished state.
We walk on air, Watson.
There is only the moon, embalmed in phosphorous. – SYLVIA PLATH
On a Strawberry Moon, the night glows with berries in summer, debutante balls and the blurry
incandescent splendor of glamour in decline. – LAUREL HAUSLER
Morton Fine Art: curator's notes 