Kerry St. Laurent is a visual artist from Western Massachusetts who lingers in the spaces between realism and abstraction, chaos and meticulous detail. Life-curious and death-casual, her video and 2D mixed-media work references nature, mapping, microbiology, gothic architecture and memory, deconstructing the subjective lens and presenting impermanence as the grand unifier. She has recently focused on response work and collaboration with artists of different mediums, specifically writers and musicians. Her work has been exhibited locally and nationally and she has served as Artist-in-Residence at Hot Springs and Isle Royale National Parks. She teaches a variety of visual arts courses at Western New England University.
Read her interview about process and purpose in The Creative Independent here.
Contact Kerry about gallery representation, purchasing original work, or to inquire about commissions or collaborations.
Prints are available via INPRNT here.
featured exhibitions
2026
(Scheduled) Stitched through the Seven Sisters (solo - local & accessible initiative) / Discovery Center, Turners Falls, MA
2025
(Scheduled) Stitched through the Seven Sisters (solo - local & accessible initiative) / River Valley Co-Op, Northampton, MA
(Scheduled) Stitched through the Seven Sisters (solo - local & accessible initiative) / Hadley Public Library, Hadley, MA
2024
Translated Landscapes (three-person) / Firehouse Art Center, Longmont, CO
Last Sequoia on Earth (solo collaborative with sound artist Adam Michael Kozak) / Hampden Gallery, UMass Amherst, Amherst, MA
Origin Stories (curated) / Western New England University, Springfield, MA
2023
Reflex (solo) / Front Range Community College, Longmont, CO
Surmounted (curated) / Western New England University, Springfield, MA
2021
Reflex (solo) / Gallery A3, Amherst, MA
2018
Dirt & Sole (curated) / Borgia Gallery, Elms College, Chicopee, MA
2014
A Balance Between (three-person) / Cohen Gallery, GoggleWorks, Reading, PA
2008
Introspect (solo) / Blizard Gallery, Springfield College, Springfield, MA