Marjorie Norman Schwarz American, b. 1972

  • Untitled, 2026 & Untitled, 2025-26, Water soluble oil on canvas, panel in artist wood frame, 8 x 10 inches

    Untitled, 2026 & Untitled, 2025-26, Water soluble oil on canvas, panel in artist wood frame, 8 x 10 inches

     
  • Marjorie Norman Schwarz (b. 1972, Harvey, IL) received her BFA from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX (1999). Schwarz’s recent solo...

    Untitled, 2025, Water soluble oil on canvas, 19 x 17 inches

    Marjorie Norman Schwarz (b. 1972, Harvey, IL) received her BFA from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX (1999). Schwarz’s recent solo exhibitions include Ode in Nine, 12.26, Dallas, TX; (2025); Stills, 12.26 (2024); A Walk on Moss, Massey Klein Gallery, New York (2023)with additional exhibitions at  SOCO Gallery, Charlotte, NC (2022)12.26 (2020 and 2021); Culture Hole, Dallas, TX (2018); Goss Michael Foundation, Dallas, TX (2015); Dutton, New York (2015), among others. Recent group shows include Cabinet Pictures at The Power Station, Dallas (2025); Chilli Art Projects, London (2025); Dallas Invitational, 12.26, Dallas (2025); PRP Dallas/Kate Art Space, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2024); Chateaux Show, Dallas, TX (2023); The Valley Taos, NM (2023); among many others. Schwarz was featured in Texas Artists: Women of Abstraction at the Art Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi, TX (2022). Her work resides in the permanent collections of the Dallas Museum of Art and the San Antonio Museum of Art. Schwarz currently lives and works in Dallas, TX.

  • Marjorie Norman Schwarz employs water soluble oils, applied in sparring layers, to create pictorial fields that are simoultaneously varied and...

    Untitled, 2025, Water soluble oil on canvas, 19 x 17 inches

    Marjorie Norman Schwarz  employs water soluble oils, applied in sparring layers, to create pictorial fields that are simoultaneously varied and complex. Her compositions feature overlapping passages of rhythmic hatching, playing against shifting, diaphanous grounds, creating a sense of fragmentation in the space depicted.