Gallery: Lee Maxey

A triangular figure in wooden natural color with pegs like golf tees in various bright colors like red, blue and green. The background is blue with shadows of the golf tee figures.

Lee Maxey, Tricky Triangle, 2022, egg tempera on panel, 29 x 22 x 1.5 in.

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Recent Work by Alum Artists: Lee Maxey (CFA’16)

March 27, 2023
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Brooklyn-based artist Lee Maxey’s recent works often focus on ordinary domestic objects and spaces imbued with what one magazine termed “a spiritual otherness that borders on paranoia.” Tricky Triangle depicts a simple game she remembers from her childhood.

A number of her egg tempera paintings were part of a Curated Spotlight presentation last fall at NADA Miami 2022, an annual event organized by the nonprofit New Art Dealers Alliance. Maxey teaches painting at Brooklyn College.

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