In the Flesh by Lillian Ball

$1,350.00

Relief print of diaphragms related to Ortho Flag sculpture

30” x 22.3”

In the two pieces chosen for this exhibition, Ball attacks feminine issues and perceptions. In the Flesh is a relief print of diaphragms. It relates to Ortho Flag, a sculpture that used cast diaphragm packages in resin in the formation of a flag.

Lillian Ball is an ecological artist/activist working on water issues with a multidisciplinary background in anthropology, ethnographic film, and sculpture. She has exhibited and lectured internationally, including at the Anchorage Museum, Seville Biennial, and Reina Sofia Museum in Spain. Numerous art awards include: two New York State Foundation for the Arts Fellowships, a John-Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, and a National Endowment for the Arts Grant. She was named 2012 Environmentalist of the Year by the North Fork Environmental Council, and awarded a citation by the New York State Assembly for WATERWASH ABC. Since 2006, when Ball was appointed to the Southold, NY Land Preservation Committee, she has worked with this maritime municipality on conservation, land use, and stewardship of their public preserves.

Lillian Ball

Relief print of diaphragms related to Ortho Flag sculpture

30” x 22.3”

In the two pieces chosen for this exhibition, Ball attacks feminine issues and perceptions. In the Flesh is a relief print of diaphragms. It relates to Ortho Flag, a sculpture that used cast diaphragm packages in resin in the formation of a flag.

Lillian Ball is an ecological artist/activist working on water issues with a multidisciplinary background in anthropology, ethnographic film, and sculpture. She has exhibited and lectured internationally, including at the Anchorage Museum, Seville Biennial, and Reina Sofia Museum in Spain. Numerous art awards include: two New York State Foundation for the Arts Fellowships, a John-Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, and a National Endowment for the Arts Grant. She was named 2012 Environmentalist of the Year by the North Fork Environmental Council, and awarded a citation by the New York State Assembly for WATERWASH ABC. Since 2006, when Ball was appointed to the Southold, NY Land Preservation Committee, she has worked with this maritime municipality on conservation, land use, and stewardship of their public preserves.

Lillian Ball