In a World Where Butchers Sing Like Angels
Based on images of tragedy that have been burned into our collective conscience by mass media; title is from Louise Erdrich's The Master Butchers Singing Club, 2003. "Smokestorm" currently on view at the Otay Mesa-Nestor Branch Library.
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The Color of This Life is Water
Mural / Eight Panels
San Diego Convention Center
Lobbies A & B
111 West Harbor Drive
San Diego, CA 92101
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Mi oeste perdido (My Lost West) (2004-2007)
Mi oeste perdido is a current series that incorporates photo imagery from Ansel Adams and Edward S. Curtis, and the artist's informal shots of New Mexico, Arizona, and San Diego. The landscape paintings are created by using only three pigments: carbon black, titanium white, and yellow ochre.
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LYNN SCHUETTE is a visual artist whose work includes paintings, drawings, prints and mixed media works. In her work, Schuette often explores the human body referencing a range of historical artworks from classical figurative to anatomical works. Her work is also informed by American writers from Willa Cather to contemporaries including Joyce Carol Oates and Cormac McCarthy. Schuette is known for her sensuous and curvilinear forms, flawless composition, unerring sense of color, and penchant for drama.

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