Elizabeth Flood
Biography
Elizabeth Flood (b. 1992) lives and works in Beacon, NY and is originally from Virginia. She earned her MFA in Painting from Boston University, her BA in History and Religious Studies from the University of Virginia, and studied at the Mt. Gretna School Of Art. In 2019, Flood was a participant at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and was an artist-in-residence at the Studios at MASS MoCA. She was awarded two Visual Arts Fellowships at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown in 2021 and 2022. Flood is the recipient of several grants and awards including the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant, the Real Art Award, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Graduate Fellowship, and the Boston University John Walker Alumni Award. Flood teaches painting at Purchase College.
Selected Works
Exhibitions
Elizabeth Flood
Lookout
April 19th – July 20th, 2024
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
Exhibition Checklist
Storage is excited to present Lookout, Elizabeth Flood’s debut solo exhibition in New York City. The show features a selection of oil paintings and ink drawings made in the last four years. Flood's monumental multi-canvas oil paintings compile different vantage points and elevations around a particular site. Hiking out with her materials, Flood works on one canvas at a time, later joining them together in her studio. Each canvas is made at the same site, often over many months, accumulating layers of weather, seasonal shifts, and emotions.
Press Release (Cycle VIII)
Aristotle Forrester, Kathryn Goshorn, Louisa Owen, Marcus Leslie Singleton, Wen Liu, Sebastian Burger, Elizabeth Flood, & Michiko Itatani
February 24 – April 13th, 2024
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
Exhibition Checklist
Storage is pleased to announce Press Release (Cycle VIII), presenting artists Aristotle Forrester, Kathryn Goshorn, Louisa Owen, Marcus Leslie Singleton, Wen Liu, Sebastian Burger, Elizabeth Flood, and Michiko Itatani. This exhibition is held in extension of the gallery’s ongoing, rotational exhibition survey, Press Release (2022-present), featuring international and overlooked artists.
Press Release (Cycle I)
Nate Lewis, Elizabeth Flood, Morgan Canavan, Sula Bermúdez-Silverman, Carlos Martiel, Lyndon Barrois Jr, & Kim Hoeckele
September 9th, 2022 – February 1st, 2023
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
Exhibition Checklist
Press Release, the inaugural exhibition at our new 52 Walker Street location explores how feelings of pressure and tension, be they physical, social, or emotional, have become unsustainable and what new dimensions of release, in protest, in violence, in loving acts, and mutual care, have been created in response to the relationship between the power of pressure and the pressure of media and art production at large.