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It’s Not All Bad oil on canvas 48 x 58
Artist Biography:
Columbia, S.C., resident Laura Spong has for many years been considered among the South Carolina Midlands’ best non-objective painters. In the past few years, Spong has dramatically increased her reputation statewide with four solo exhibitions and several group shows, including a retrospective at the University of South Carolina’s McMaster Gallery. Another show, Laura Spong at 80, was accompanied by a 32-page catalogue published by if ART, International Fine Art Services, in Columbia.
Spong also had a solo show at Hampton III Gallery in Greenville, S.C. In addition to South Carolina’s state art collection, her work was acquired by the Greenville County Museum of Art and the South Carolina State Museum in Columbia.
Laura Spong
Columbia
Laura Spong's work is represented at:
About the Work:
“I paint because I love the process of painting. To me, it’s exciting to throw a lot of paint on a clean canvas and then seek to solve the problem of creating order out of chaos. I like it that with non-objective work, nothing is decided for you – no color, no design, no subject matter; the search is wide open.”