PRESS

Karen Heagle’s third solo show blends symbolism, naturalism and illustration with sincerity and a subterranean sense of irony.
— Roberta Smith, New York Times
The esoteric content of her pictures is enhanced by their thick, painterly execution. Acrylic and ink are applied to roughly trimmed paper in blunt strokes, creating a sense of physicality enhanced by her improbable use of bright and iridescent hues.
— Brittany Salsbury, Art Forum
Karen Heagle’s paintings, portraying unsung predatory animals such as hyenas and vultures, suggest a parody of consumerism but she also weaves in aspects of spirituality and symbolism; her work engages deeply with feminism, life cycles, sexuality, and queer identity.
— Kari Adelaide Razdow, NYLON