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EURYDICE
800 Lincoln Road, Studio 105
Mixed Media

Born on the island of Lesbos, Greece, Eurydice received her BA in Fine Arts from Bard College where she studied with Roy Lichtenstein, among others; an MA in creative writing from the University of Colorado in Boulder; an MA in Art History and Comparative Literature and an MFA in Creative Writing from Brown University where she later taught as an adjunct professor. Along with working on her groundbreaking art, she has published books with Scribner and Virago Press, written a monthly column for national magazines, and made documentary films in India. Her work has been published in dozens of anthologies and literary magazines. She has participated in numerous art shows in Europe and the US. She recently returned to making and showing art full-time, using embroidery as her medium of expression and rebellion. Her fiber art connects her with her ancestors and generations of silenced women for whom she hopes to speak for.

305.586.0366
www.eurydice.net




ARTISTS
800 LINCOLN ROAD DUWIN, NATASHA EURYDICE FOLTZ, J. KEVIN GIL LAFFAN, JAMIE HERIA, ALEXANDER LEROI, DAVID MARRERO, ENA MONOKIAN, VENESSA SUREL, NINA 810 LINCOLN ROAD ALLEN, WILLARD ANDRE ARDAVIN, ANTHONY CARVALHO, ADRIANA CHIMENTO, TONY COAD, WENDY CORONA, ALFONSO CRONEY, MATU FELICIANO, SUSAN GARCIA - NEREY, LUIS KISSIK, KATHY SCHAEFFLER, LISSETTE MESA, LUISA MORO, HUGO & LUSSON, JULES SABIDO, ALEKXEY SAGAR, BEATRICIA SARNO, DAMIAN SINANAN, FRANKLIN WILSON, ROBERT ZALBEN, DAVID 924 LINCOLN ROAD COCOTOS, TOM CONTRISCIANI, PABLO GARMENDIA, ROSA NADAY MATAMOROS, G AND BARGE, R OPALKA, BRANDON WRIGHT, ANTONIA	EURYDICE 800 Lincoln Road, Studio 105 Mixed Media Born on the island of Lesbos, Greece, Eurydice received her BA in Fine Arts from Bard College where she studied with Roy Lichtenstein, among others; an MA in creative writing from the University of Colorado in Boulder; an MA in Art History and Comparative Literature and an MFA in Creative Writing from Brown University where she later taught as an adjunct professor. Along with working on her groundbreaking art, she has published books with Scribner and Virago Press, written a monthly column for national magazines, and made documentary films in India. Her work has been published in dozens of anthologies and literary magazines. She has participated in numerous art shows in Europe and the US. She recently returned to making and showing art full-time, using embroidery as her medium of expression and rebellion. Her fiber art connects her with her ancestors and generations of silenced women for whom she hopes to speak for. 305.586.0366 www.eurydice.net	Click on an image below to see it in closer detail: