Spotlight Artist

Emily Furr

Northeast

Featured in New American Paintings

Artist Statement

Emily Furr is a painter whose work references the feminine archetype, which she seeks to restore by working against the phallocentricism of the current moment and issuing in a new yonic era. Through the small window of her work, Furr disassembles symbols from patriarchal systems to show the female aspect breaking through.

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