Whimsical Work

  • yassine
  • November 9, 2026

Lori Having Fun This blog is devoted to the work I create when I just need to cut loose and have a little fun. Some of the pieces below are paintings and some are mixed media assemblages. Prints are available of all of the paintings. Please contact me at lorikgordon@gmail.com for prices and availability of […]

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Paper collage

  • yassine
  • November 8, 2026

Collage by Lori K. Gordon Lori K. Gordon’s collages are created from hand painted, handmade and found papers and photographic images. Sizes and prices vary, as does availability. Unless marked “SOLD” the originals are available, and giclee prints are available of all the pieces. Both originals and giclees are mounted on wood panels and are […]

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Mixed Media Assemblages

  • yassine
  • November 2, 2026

SWEET POTATO QUEENS I was invited by the good people at Brown’s Fine Art in Jackson, MS to be a featured artist in their “Queens” show. The show takes place during the weekend of the “Zippity Doo Dah Parade” featuring the Sweet Potato Queens. This was an opportunity I could not pass up, and it […]

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Six Degrees: West to East

  • yassine
  • September 9, 2021

“Six Degrees” is a series of new media work by Lori K. Gordon. The series incorporates digital photographic imaging with traditional media and collage. Drawing on her background as a visual artist, Gordon transforms photographs taken in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Haiti into visual stories which focus on the richness and complexity of […]

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The Katrina Collection

  • yassine
  • September 9, 2021

SCROLL DOWN TO SEE THE NEW “PORTALS” BODY OF WORK! The Katrina Collection is a series of mixed media assemblages which incorporate storm debris from Hurricanes Katrina and Gustav. There are approximately 1000 pieces in the collection to date, so most of the pieces are in the archives, located on the right hand side of […]

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The Labat Project

  • yassine
  • September 9, 2021

The Labat Project was initiated by Lori K. Gordon in 2000, when she began conducting an oral history with Celestine Labat of Bay St. Louis, MS. Ms. Labat was 102 at the time and over the course of two years, she shared her life story with Gordon. She also loaned Gordon her family photo albums […]

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