Leslie Lowinger

 
 

New Screens

Making screens offers me a way to indulge my love of decorative art. The earliest screens date back to the Han dynasty in China. ( 206 BC to 220 AD ) In the screens below, the larger screens have panels 42 inches wide and 16 inches wide. The smaller screens have panels 24 inches high and 9 inches wide.

Circles

  • Cloud with Fire, 22” by 22” painting, 2023
  • Emerald, painting, 22” by 22” 2023
  • Sun, painting, 2023
  • Night Sky, 2022, painting and etching, 2023
  • People in Space, etching, 22” by 22” 2023, a collaboration with Hillary Burnett
  • T Platform at Williams, etching, 2024

Recent work

  • Broom- Conflicting Information,  painting and etching, 2016
  • Blue Broom, painting and etching, 14” by 51”, 2025
  • etchings on magnetic squares, 12” by 48”- each etching 12”, 2022, a collaboration with Richard Petersen
  • Macy’s in the Clouds, etching, 11” by 30”, 2025
  • Power Respects Power, etching, 12” by 24”, 2011
  • Green Explosion with Chest from Lying Around Charisma, etching 10” by 24”, 2022
  • Red Explosion with Couch from Lying Around Charisma, etching   15” by 22” 2022
  • Light Bulb, etching, 11 “ by 22” 2024

Shows

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48 Pillars 2026

Opening Reception:​Saturday, February 28th, 7-9pm Opening Reception:Saturday, February 28th, 7-9pmCurated by Arc Partner, Michael Yochum Artists Talk: Saturday, March 28th, 12-3pmExhibition Dates: February 28 – April 4, 2026Arc Gallery & Studios 48 Pillars was inspired by a chance encounter at Flax with a close-out sale of deep vertical panels, 48” x 12” x 1 5/8”. Twenty-four local …

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