Category: Women

• Chichicastenango

  Colorful scenes from the Saturday market in Chichicastenango, Guatemala – mixed media artworks by Lee Lee

  Lee Lee

  July 8, 2010

  Environment, War, Women

  Americas, Genocide, industry, Markets, Mixed Media, Mobilities, Portraits, Printmaking, Slow Food, traditions, Watercolor, Women

• Intha Market

  Lee Lee: Watercolor collages of the Intha Market on Inle Lake in Burma

  Lee Lee

  January 10, 2010

  Asia, Women

  Burma, Collage, Drawing, Genocide, Indigeneity, Markets, Mixed Media, Thatcher Gray, Urban Landscapes, Watercolor, Women

• Vrnda

  Lee Lee explores the impacts of war through a series of portrait drawings of Vrnda, mother of a combat medic stationed in Iraq

  Lee Lee

  September 11, 2008

  War, Women

  Americas, Collage, Denver, Drawings, Fire, Portraits, Shotgun works, Survivors, War, Women

• weave

  Weave – a contomplative measure of the gains and losses of our time by Lee Lee

  Lee Lee

  June 17, 2007

  Asia, Women

  Burma, China, craft, Family, industry, Portraits, South Carolina, traditions, Women

• Inle Lake Cottonweavers

  Their shop was the first floor of their home, stilted over Inle lake in Burma. The organic qualities of their massive hand hewn looms fill the room with the soft atmosphere of wood and cotton. They live under one of the most oppressive regimes today, which has resulted in a boycott of Myanmar by most…

  Lee Lee

  June 10, 2007

  Asia, Women

  Burma, Oil painting, Portraits, traditions, Weave

• Sou Chou Silk Mills

  Part of Weave, oil paintings and drawings by Lee Lee that explore an industrialized silk mill in Sou Chou, China

  Lee Lee

  June 3, 2007

  Asia, Women

  Collage, Drawing, industry, Mobilities, Oil painting, Portraits, traditions, Weave, Women

• Lintheads – part 2

  Oil paintings of an abandoned cotton mill in South Carolina by Lee Lee

  Lee Lee

  May 12, 2007

  Women

  Americas, Family, industry, Oil painting, South Carolina

• Carolina lintheads

  Old stories of life in a mill village near Anderson, South Carolina offer a vignette of life alongside drawings by Lee Lee of the burnt out shell of the old cotton mill.

  Lee Lee

  May 11, 2007

  Women

  Americas, Collage, Drawing, Family, Fire, industry, Oil painting, South Carolina, traditions, Women

• Sacred Waters: Ganga

  Poetry and art come together in this invitational art exhibition at Weilworks in Denver

  Lee Lee

  June 11, 2006

  Asia, Women

  Drawing, India, Ink, Portraits, Sacred Practice, Watercolor, Works on Paper

• The Making of Dust

  Poetry and art come together in this invitational art exhibition at Weilworks in Denver

  Lee Lee

  March 1, 2006

  Asia, Women

  Drawing, India, Poetry, Portraits, Printmaking, Sacred Practice, Women