"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 works in the Chelsea section of Manhattan and divides her creative time between NYC and the Catskills of upstate New York. A native of Ohio, she graduated from Miami University, Oxford, OH, where she majored in painting and printmaking; she attended the Blossom-Kent Art Program at Kent State University, under the guidance of Richard Anuszkiewicz, and has lived in NY since 1969.

Summer NY exhibitions include the Nutshell Arts Center in the Catskills and the Corscaden Barn in the Adirondacks. In addition, Morrow is newly represented by Art Access Gallery in Columbus, OH (www.artaccessgallery.com) where she will present a show in October.

Morrow's work has been presented in recent solo shows at The Works, Newark, OH, 2007 and DVAA's Alliance Gallery, Narrowsburg, NY, 2006 and in NYC at TAI Gallery and Ceres Gallery. She has been included in exhibitions at P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center; Cork Gallery, Lincoln Center; Soho 20 Gallery; Ten Downtown; Bronx Museum; as well as the Cincinnati Art Museum; The Museum of the Dayton Art Institute; Provincetown Art Museum; and the London Institute of Contemporary Art.

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