Artist Information:
Stephen W. Lauman
Flagstaff, AZ
United States
Member Since: Nov 2001
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Artist Statement:
Stephen W. Lauman was born and
raised in Flagstaff, Arizona,
and in his youth he
experimented with the
manipulation of materials.
Whether it was bending wire
into interesting shapes or
melting aluminum cans in a
campfire, he has always been
fascinated by molding simple
materials into something else.
Growing up in the culturally
rich Southwest, he learned to
use these manipulations to
express emotion, moments in
time and feelings evoked by
nature. He learned to weld and
form steel with a torch given
to him by a family member.
This began his career as a
metal fabricator and designer.
He currently lives in the
rolling countryside of
southwestern Pennsylvania
where he works with metal,
glass, wood, and other
materials, creating
interesting and contemplative
works of art, unique
furnishings and fascinating
architectural elements....
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibitions:
Recent works, Java junction,
Somerset, Pa, 2001
New Watercolors, First Philson
Bank, Confluence, PA, 2001
Group Exhibitions:
Somerset County Artists'
Association Members Show,
Dressler Center, Somerset, PA,
2001
Somerset County Artists'
Association Group Exhibition,
Kudo's Restaurant, Somerset,
PA, 2001
Hampshire County Arts Council
Fall Fine Art Show, ...
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Artist Galleries:
Though Lauman is not currently
represented at a gallery, he
is working on several large,
commissioned, architectural
installations. If you would
like to represent him at your
gallery, please contact him
and arrange to see his
portfolio....
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Stephen W. Lauman's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Stephen W. Lauman's Portfolio. Browse Stephen W. Lauman's body of work: Stephen W. Lauman was born and raised in Flagstaff, Arizona, and in his youth he experimented with the manipulation of materials. Whether it was bending wire into interesting shapes or melting aluminum cans in a campfire, he has always been fascinated by molding simple materials into something else. Growing up in the culturally rich Southwest, he learned to use these manipulations to express emotion, moments in time and feelings evoked by nature. He learned to weld and form steel with a torch given to him by a family member. This began his career as a metal fabricator and designer.
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