Dee Dee Does Utopia is a series of varnished works on paper. Lawrence researched failed utopias throughout United Express, and as with previous projects, inhabiting the work through a fictitious alter ego named Dee Dee Lorenzo. Integrating text, graphics, and allusions to traditions such as American quilting and stitchery, the collage-like works in Dee Dee Does Utopia are inspired by the instigations and political aesthetics of the Dadaists and Surrealists.
ShareDeborah Lawrence has had solo exhibitions at The Frieda and Roy Furman Gallery at Lincoln Center (New York), Provisions Library Resource Center for Acti…
Read Full Bio2008: Dee Dee Does Utopia, a book of Lawrence’s collage works, is published by Marquand Books
2005: Dee Dee Does Utopia is exhibited at the Provisions Library Resource Center for Activism and the Arts in Washington, D.C.
2006: Dee Dee Does Utopia is exhibited at Catherine Person Gallery in Seattle
2007: Dee Dee Does Utopia has official premiere at Lincoln Center in New York