Natasha Loewy

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Natasha Loewy lives and works in Oakland, California. She received a BFA from The San Francisco Art Institute in 2008, a Single Subject Teaching Credential in Art from Mills College in 2012, and an MFA in Art Practice from San Francisco State University in 2022. She is a recipient of the Cadogan Contemporary Art Award and has exhibited locally at venues such as SOMArts, the Marin County Civic Center, the Bolinas Museum, The Great Highway, Southern Exposure, Root Division, and Hit SF. She is one of three members of MUZ, a Bay Area based art collective focused on a collaborative studio and curatorial practice.

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Committed to Abstraction: Notes on Process and Meaning
Community Anthologies
Everywhere in Natasha Loewy’s art, the ordinary and discarded are transmogrified into affective (re)creations that toe the line between tension and fragility, levity and weight, and joy and grief. Despite a wide range of materials used, Loewy’s larger body of work boldly rejects the notion that “good” art will stand the test of time; on the contrary, many of her creations are designed not to resist, but to relent to the passage of time, as all natural things do.

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