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About Us

Meet the passionate team behind LowlandField

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Our Story

Founded in 2015, LowlandField began as a small blog dedicated to showcasing emerging artists and their innovative approaches to creative expression. What started as a passion project by our founder, Emily Morgan, quickly grew into a thriving community of artists, educators, and art enthusiasts from around the world.

Over the years, we've expanded our mission to not only highlight exceptional artistic talent but also to provide educational resources, foster meaningful discussions about the role of art in society, and create connections between artists and audiences.

Today, LowlandField serves as a hub for creative exploration and artistic dialogue, featuring a diverse range of perspectives and practices that reflect the rich tapestry of contemporary art.

9 Years of Experience
500+ Featured Artists
20k+ Monthly Readers
12 Art Events Annually

Our Mission

At LowlandField, we believe in the transformative power of art to inspire, challenge, and connect people across cultural and social boundaries. Our mission is to amplify diverse artistic voices, promote creative exploration, and make art more accessible to everyone.

We strive to create a platform where artists can share their work and insights, where readers can discover new perspectives and techniques, and where the broader community can engage with art in meaningful ways.

Our Values

  • Creative Excellence

    We celebrate technical skill, innovative approaches, and authentic artistic expression.

  • Inclusivity

    We amplify diverse voices and perspectives, recognizing that art flourishes when it reflects a multiplicity of experiences.

  • Accessibility

    We believe art should be accessible to everyone, regardless of background or prior knowledge.

  • Community

    We foster meaningful connections between artists, audiences, and art enthusiasts.

Meet Our Team

We're a diverse group of artists, writers, and art enthusiasts passionate about sharing creative inspiration with the world.

Team member 1

Emily Morgan

Founder & Creative Director

Emily is a practicing visual artist with a background in art history and digital media. She founded LowlandField to create a platform where artists could share their work and insights with a broader audience.

Team member 2

Sarah Wilson

Senior Editor

Sarah oversees our editorial content, bringing 12 years of experience in art journalism. Her expertise in contemporary art movements helps shape our coverage of emerging trends and established practices.

Team member 3

David Thompson

Digital Art Specialist

David covers emerging digital art forms, from generative art to NFTs. His background in both traditional fine arts and computer science gives him a unique perspective on the evolving digital landscape.

Team member 4

Emma Rodriguez

Art Psychology Writer

Emma explores the intersection of art and psychology, examining how color, form, and composition affect our emotional and cognitive responses. Her background in both studio art and psychological research informs her unique perspective.

Team member 5

Michael Chen

Environmental Art Specialist

Michael focuses on the intersection of art and ecology, covering artists who work with natural materials and address environmental themes. His background in environmental science and landscape photography informs his unique perspective.

What Our Community Says

LowlandField has become my go-to resource for staying informed about contemporary art trends and discovering new artists. The depth of analysis and the diversity of perspectives represented here is truly exceptional.

Testimonial Author

James Wilson

Gallery Owner

As an emerging artist, having my work featured on LowlandField was a turning point in my career. The thoughtful coverage not only increased my visibility but also connected me with a community of like-minded creators.

Testimonial Author

Maya Johnson

Visual Artist

I use LowlandField articles in my university teaching regularly. The blend of accessible language with sophisticated art analysis makes it an invaluable resource for introducing students to contemporary artistic practices.

Testimonial Author

Dr. Robert Chen

Art History Professor

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This Day in Art History

Historical Art Event

June 15, 1215: The Magna Carta and Medieval Illumination

On this day in history, the Magna Carta was sealed, a document that would later be magnificently illuminated by medieval artists. While primarily known for its political significance, the Magna Carta also represents an important artifact in the history of medieval manuscript illumination. The decorative elements, intricate borders, and detailed capital letters found in various copies of the document showcase the sophisticated artistic techniques of the period.

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