Lorrie Wagner
(Wilmington, NC/Los Angeles, CA)

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Hometown Los Angeles, 
Moved to Wilmington in 2002.

Studied at The Art Center in Pasadena, UCLA, and LACC, in their fine arts 
programs.

Between 1987-2003 Lorrie participated in numerous group and solo shows, 
in and around LA.
Since moving to Wilmington she has participated in multiple group shows at 
The Cameron Museum, Wabi Sabi, the Sarus Festival, and has hosted 
"Pop Up' art shows. She created The NOMA( north of market) art district, 
where she lead the neighborhood in multiple socially based community art 
pieces, in what she calls "Drive By Art". Part of the bases for Drive By art is 
her belief that, everyone is an artist. 

Most of Lorrie's work centers around Womens issues, strife, and social 
injustices. Lorrie works in painting, sculpture, mixed media, found objects 
and recycled materials.

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Artist Statement

Where you can see this artist's work:

'Invitational art exhibit'
'SARUS art exhibit and Festival Opening Celebration'
Saturday, August 15th
6-9:30pm
Wabi Sabi Warehouse

'SARUS art exhibit closing event and SARUS Party'
Saturday, August 22nd
8-11pm
Wabi Sabi Warehouse
Party and Performances throughout the evening also across the street at Jengo's Playhouse

The Territory of our Own Subjectivity'
installation as part of the 'membrane' program
Bellamy Mansion Museum
Sunday, August 23rd
6:30pm

Tickets >>>...

Work Description:

'The Territory of Our Own Subjectivity'
Lorrie Wagner is creating a mied media installation entitled 'The Therritory of Our Own Subjectivity'. Premiere.

Photos from Lorrie Wagner's work