Lizzie Gill

Lizzie Gill is a multimedia artist whose work explores themes of domesticity in a contemporary context. Known for her elegant tablescapes featuring a menagerie of porcelain animals and antique ceramic wares, Gill centers her inquiry around the care and continuity of material culture through the trope of the conversation piece. Like the art historical genre whose depictions of social activities in domestic settings illustrate a sense of commonality within a group, Gill’s paintings similarly mine interconnections through the mise-en-scène of museum artifacts and family heirlooms, both as conversation pieces to gather around as well as anthropomorphized participants in conversation.

Lizzie Gill (b. 1989, New York, NY) has been exhibited recently at Ryan Lee, New York, NY; Aicon Gallery, New York, NY; Carol Corey Fine Art, Kent, CT; Geary Contemporary, Millerton, NY, among others. Her recent residencies include the Wassaic Project and the Vermont Studio Center. Her work is held in noted private and public collections including The Bunker Artspace, Palm Beach, Johnson & Johnson and Fidelity. She lives and works in Sharon, CT.