"The paintings, though retaining recognizable references, are in essence abstractions, no longer renditions of a specific landscape or subject.
They are about movement, rhythm, energy, tension."

Fatima Bercht,
Independent Curator and Writer, NYC

Marjorie Morrow lives and has worked as an artist in New York City since 1969 and divides her time between Manhattan and her Catskill mountain studio. She is a graduate of Miami University, Oxford, OH with a BFA in painting and printmaking and attended the Blossom-Kent Art Program at Kent State University under the guidance of Richard Anuszkiewicz.

Morrow's paintings and prints have been exhibited nationally and internationally, most recently in New York City in September 2011. "Response and Reflection: 9/11 Ten Years Later" was a presentation at the John Street Church near ground zero of 13 works originally created in the aftermath of 9/11. The drawings were accompanied by original poetry created by students of Drew University in a special creative writing workshop. The project was made possible with the support of The Casement Fund.

She is married to the musician Alan Freedman (freedacres.com)