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Artist Lauren Braun

Photo ©John Altdorfer

To contact Lauren regarding available artwork, art opportunities, or facilitating workshops, please use the form below.

See available artwork

To inquire about available artwork please send me a message using the form. Additionally, you can check out the link to my Artwork Archive page above or the SHOP page for direct credit card sales.

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For updates on my studio practice and to learn about upcoming exhibits and workshops, please join my mailing list. It is sent out no more than 3 - 4 times per year.

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It has been a delight to be a mentor for the @brewhouseassociation Distillery Emerging Artists this year. The program helps seven Pittsburgh based emerging artists transition into a professional artist career by offering subsidized studio space, pro
Mixed media, paper cutout drawings, silver leaf and acrylic on panel . . . #collage #collageart #vintagestyle #silver #papercutout #pghcreative #pittsburghartist #drawing #artdecostyle #mixedmediacollage #paperclay
I was honored to be one of the Art judges for the 38th Annual Waldman International Arts & Writing Competition presented by @hcofpgh The 2D and 3D artwork submitted by middle school and high school students promotes awareness of the Holocaust a
Projects in progress around the studio this week… 1. Warm ups with ink on coffee filters ☕️ 2. New still life collage on panel in progress 🏺 3. Acrylic paint peels in a custom color scheme for a commission. #pgh #pghcreative #pghartist #pitt
Moka Efti Sushi Jenga 1 & 2 Collage on paper available through @exposure_sewickley_shop https://www.exposuresewickleyart.com #availableart #artconsultant #pittsburghart #pittsburghartists #pghartist #pghart #sewickley #sewickleyart #corporatea

I live and make art on the unceded, ancestral lands of many Indigenous peoples including the Seneca Nation, members of the Haudenosaunee (hoe-dee-no-SHOW-nee) Confederacy (also referred to by the French as the Iroquois Confederacy). The Confederacy was comprised of the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas, and Senecas and formed to unite the five nations and create a peaceful means of decision making. The Seneca’s jurisdiction over the area also saw the region as home to the Lenape (also referred to as the Delaware), the Shawnee, and others. The Seneca language name for the Pittsburgh region is Dionde:gâ.

The process of knowing and acknowledging the land we stand on is a way of honoring and expressing gratitude for the ancestral people who stewarded this land before us.

Visit native-land.ca to learn more about the ancestral lands where you live.