Mar 9, 2019
Moving between works on paper and ceramics, Cathy Lu explores cultural identity and traditional Chinese art in her work. See more of her recent pieces on HiFructose.com.
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Moving between works on paper and ceramics, Cathy Lu explores cultural identity and traditional Chinese art in her work. See more of her recent pieces on HiFructose.com.
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Some times my sketch process is chaotic if I don't get past the super rough stage.
Cathy Lu is still the queen of my heart <3
Chinese mythology and fruit imagery in new university exhibit.
The Chico News and Review had some interesting insights for the Jacki Headley University Art Gallery's current exhibition, Cathy Lu. The eclectic ceramic exhibition continues through March 14.
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My baby girl Cathy as a human instead of the elder demon god she normally is
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46th Day of 100 Days Of Why Art Is Important
Why is art important?
“For me personally, art is important, because I need it, end of story. But, in general, I think art is this magic space where there is endless possibilities and (supposedly) no rules, and that’s why it’s important. That space doesn't really exist anywhere else.”
-Cathy Lu, 11/16/15
100 Days Of Why Art Is Important is a public practice project by person and artist Lucca Raventinkie.
I did a revamp of a monster high oc as just a regular monster girl.
I've missed Cathy a little actually and wanted to draw her out last night.