ARTIST NAME
Lawrence Morrell

WHAT TO EXPECT
Lawrence Morrell’s art works are inspired from science and nature and the subtle, minute textures that surround us but are invisible to the naked eye. Throughout Morrell's professional life, he has created images and textures in glass using innovative techniques to create sculptures that are inspired by scientific research.

AT his Northeast Studios, you'll confront a Lush Garden & Japanese art shrine with color illuminated glass sculptures - LEDs change color through etched and carved glass. As well as other sculptures inspired by merging of science and art.

LOCATION
807 NE Going Street

DAYS & TIMES
Friday Evening 5 - 9 PM
Saturday 11 – 6 PM
Sunday 11 – 6 PM

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Morrell initially studied fine art at the University of Oregon before moving to New York city for 15 years. He collaborated with architects and other artists to create the NY Vietnam War Memorial, a 40 foot long illuminated etched glass wall in lower Manhattan.

In 1994, Morrell returned to his home town of Portland, Oregon and has continued to devote his life to his art. He has created sculptures for The Port of Portland and the Portland Center for the Performing Arts. He has exhibited in shows across the country including SOFA Chicago with the Jane Sauer Gallery from Santa Fe, NM and The Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland Oregon.

WEBSITE
http://www.lawrencemorrell.com