Morgan Lehman Gallery, New York · Artnet News
Carly Glovinski merges gardening and artistic practice
Carly Glovinski's new exhibition at Morgan Lehman Gallery draws from gardening, women writers, and New England landscape traditions. The work explores connections between cultivation and creative expression.
Glovinski's artistic practice directly integrates horticultural and botanical elements with painting and sculpture, treating gardening as both subject matter and generative methodology. Her work engages with literary influences from women writers and draws conceptual frameworks from the New England landscape's ecological and cultural history. This interdisciplinary approach positions cultivation as a fundamental art-making process, bridging domestic and natural practices with contemporary visual expression.
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