Body, Joy, Cage, Scar
​(2021)

Body, Joy, Cage, Scar features drawings, embroidery, sculpture, and video that explore the human body as a tool, a worksite, and a raw material. This exhibition is currently on view at the Arlington Arts Center (Arlington, VA) September 25 - December 18, 2021. Learn more about the exhibition and read the full Exhibition Statement by clicking the button below. 

Within/Between
​(2018)

In Within/Between, AAC Resident Artists Olivia Tripp Morrow and Jen Noone explore materiality and form. This exhibition was on view at the Arlington Arts Center (Arlington, VA) from June 16 - September 29, 2018. See more images from the exhibition and read the full Exhibition Statement by clicking the button below.

Nine Patch
​(2018)

Nine Patch is a widening exploration into societal notions of beauty, femininity, sexuality, and the body as landscape through digital mediums. This exhibition was on view at IA&A at Hillyer (Washington, DC) from June 1 - July 1, 2018. See more images and read the full Exhibition Statement by clicking the button below.

Gradient
​(2017)

Gradient features the work of DC-based artist Olivia Tripp Morrow, who utilizes donated undergarments as materials that allude to the beauty, strength, and multiplicity of women's bodies and experiences. This exhibition was on view at Blank Space Gallery in the Anacostia Arts Center (Washington, DC) from August 15 - September 5, 2017. See more images and read the full Exhibition Statement by clicking the button below.

Feminicity
​(2017)

Over the course of an eight-week Artist Residency at the Anacostia Arts Center (Washington, DC), Olivia Tripp Morrow transformed the Vivid Solutions Gallery into a colorful, immersive sculptural installation. This residency and solo exhibition took place from July 22 - September 18, 2017, and was the first iteration of a series called IMMERSION, which was funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. Learn more about the project and see more images of the artwork by clicking the button below. 

Skin  Contention  
​(2013)

In her first solo exhibition, Skin Contention, Olivia Tripp Morrow utilizes crocheted blankets and a recorded performance on video as mediums to challenge cultural notions of feminine beauty and domesticity. This exhibition was on view at Point Of Contact Gallery (Syracuse, NY) from January 31 - February 20, 2013. See more images and read the full exhibition statement by clicking the button below. 

Stretch
(2015-18)

Stretch is a large-scale installation that utilizes donated clothing and undergarments from over 25 women as material that, itself, holds implied and actual personal histories. In the first iteration of the installation, Stretch was installed in the basement of Washington, DC's Carnegie Library during  Nuit Blanche: Art All Night DC 2015 for one night only. Since then it has been exhibited in multiple galleries and public spaces in Washington DC and Maryland.
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