Artistic Insights: Studio Visit with Senora Lynch

In this prerecorded video series, we bring the studio directly to you, offering an exclusive opportunity to discover the creative processes of artists. After each demonstration we delve deeper into the artist’s world with a curated Q&A session. Although prerecorded, these sessions are designed to provide a sense of real-time interaction, allowing you to explore your questions and curiosities about the artist’s craft.

This episode features Haliwa-Saponi artist Senora Lynch, whose work is displayed in the exhibition To Take Shape and Meaning: Form and Design in Contemporary American Indian Art.

Image: Senora Lynch (Haliwa-Saponi), Woodland People Bowl, 2003, red and white clay, H. 20 × W. 15 in., Collection of Bobby Brayboy