BIOOlivia Tripp Morrow (b.1990, Washington, DC) is a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in the DC-Metro area. Her artistic practice is experimental and process-driven, often incorporating found or donated objects with intrinsic personal or cultural significance as materials. Morrow’s work draws from deeply personal experiences, broadly addressing themes of the body, vulnerability, resilience, and memory. Her most recent works explore grief, loss, caretaking, and familial love through embroidery, drawing, sculpture, and fiber-based installations.
Morrow has exhibited her work in group exhibitions nationally and internationally. She has had solo exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington (VA), VisArts (MD), IA&A Hillyer (DC), Anacostia Arts Center (DC), and Point of Contact Gallery (NY). Her work has been reviewed in The Washington Post, Bmore Art, East City Art, Washington City Paper, Washingtonian, MSNBC, and others. She has participated in Artist Residency programs at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington (2017-2025), VisArts (2020), and Anacostia Arts Center (2016). Morrow received a BFA in Sculpture from Syracuse University in 2013. She currently lives and works in northern Virginia. |
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