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LUKE MORRISON
Providence, RI
MFA in Painting, Boston University (2023)
BA in Drama, Vassar College (2018)
Price Range $400-$900
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Luke Morrison (b. 1995, Boston, MA) is a visual artist living and working in Providence, RI. His paintings, drawings and collages construct ambiguous scenes where simplified forms blur the boundary between observed and imagined interactions.

Morrison’s work has been presented in a solo exhibition at Ceravento Art Area in Pescara, Italy (2025). His work was featured in a solo presentation, Prelude Vol. 5, at Swivel Gallery in Brooklyn, NY (2024), and in a solo exhibition at Dryden Gallery, RI (2021). He has also participated in group exhibitions at Utopia, Kingston (2026); Pulp, Holyoke (2024); Hexum Gallery, Montpelier (2024); Good Naked Gallery, New York (2023); and Morgan Lehman Gallery, New York (2023), among others. His work has been featured in ArtMaze Magazine (2021). 

Morrison holds an MFA in Painting from Boston University (2023) and a BA in Drama from Vassar College (2018). He currently teaches as an adjunct faculty member at the Community College of Rhode Island and Dean College.

Train Diptych
2026
acrylic on wood panel
9 x 12 inches and 4 x 12 inches (displayed together 16 x 12 inches)
$1,200
Abandoned suitcase
2026
acrylic on panel
5 x 7 inches
$500.00
Basement office
2025
acrylic on panel
4 x 6 inches
$400.00
The Beautiful Tree
2026
acrylic on panel
8 x 10 inches
$800.00
She doesn't work here anymore
2022
ink and graphite on paper
14 x 17 inches
$900.00
White van
2022
ink on paper
12 x 10 inches
$650.00







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Luke Morrison’s paintings in Speakeasy Happy Hour curated by Luke Whittaker at UTOPIA, Kingston, NY.


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