Coe Lapossy

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Coe Lapossy is an interdisciplinary visual artist educator committed to collaboration. Lapossy centers erased histories and marginalized labor. Revisiting artifacts —things forgotten, messages that ‘flew under the radar’. The resulting work is a meditation on what bodies we value, how we memorialize, and what/who survives under the conditions we create. Lapossy (b. 1980, Medina, OH) has created site-specific works for Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, Clough-Hanson Gallery (Rhodes College), Track 16 Gallery (Los Angeles, CA) Dimensions Variable (Miami, FL), Elsewhere Living Museum (Greensboro, NC), the Howard Art Project (Boston, MA), and The Boston Center for Arts.

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