Lauren Raine

I've lived in California and New York as well as overseas. As a multi-disciplinary artist, I find the Story is always seeking new ways to be expressed, from paintings to ceramic sculptures to wearable sculptural masks for collaborations with storytellers and dancers. My 25 year "Masks of the Goddess" Project has been my most enduring, and collaborative work.

I have a life-long devotion to mythology. The stories of our lives join a river of universal stories, threads that recede into unknown beginnings, and threads that we ourselves are weaving for those who are yet to come.

EDUCATION: B.F.A., University of California at Berkeley, M.F.A.,
of Arizona

2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2025 Tucson Sculpture Festival, Tucson, AZ
2017 "Recent Icons and Portraits", Tucson Clay Co-op Gallery, Tucson, AZ
2016 Women's Show, Raices-Teller Gallery, Tucson, Arizona
2016 Dia de Los Muertos Exhibit, Raices-Teller Gallery, Tucson, Arizona
2015 The Masks of the Goddess - A Ritual Performance,
Parliament of World Religions, Salt Lake City, Utah
2014 "What Teachers Can Do", Tucson Art Institute
2014 The Tempe Arts Festival, Tempe, Arizona
2014 "Chubasco - the Rain Show", Raices-Teller Gallery, Tucson, Arizona
2014 “For Our Mother Earth”, The Drawing Studio, Tucson, Arizona
2013 "The Rainbow Bridge", The Studio on 75 Broadway, Newburgh, N.Y.
2013 “Our Lady of Perpetual Exhaustion”, Henry Luce Center for the Arts, Wash. D.C.
2012 Association for Study of Women and Mythology Conference, San Francisco, Ca.
2011 “The Masks of the Goddess”, Glastonbury Goddess Conference, Glastonbury England
2010 "The Hidden Sea", show and Resident Artist, Gallery 408, Carrizozo, New Mexico
2009 "Weavers", Installation at Henry Luce III Center for the Arts, Washington, D.C.
2009 “Earth Shrines and Reliquaries”, Parisi Gallery, Truth or Consequences, N.M.
2008 “Community Clay", Creative Spi...