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Libby Barbee
Untitled Landscapes
Installation View

From her biography:
“At the root of Libby’s art, lies a fascination with the emotional, psychological, and cultural implications of place. She is fascinated by the human ability both to manipulate and be manipulated by an environment; and revels in the often confusing and multifarious mix-matches of meanings and associations that cling to particular places. From interactive sculptures to images of western landscapes constructed from fragments of cultural debris, her work explores the dynamics that emerge from the interstices where people and place collide.

Much of Libby’s work explores the historical relationship between Americans and their environment, and is specifically engaged in an examination of the American frontier myth and the mediating role it plays in the relationship between American identity and the American landscape. Through various media and forms, Libby’s artwork explores the contemporary political and social implications of frontier myth, and imagines the western landscape as both a culture-defining myth and as a thoroughly domesticated and culturally constructed space.”

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Libby Barbee – Untitled Collage – 2025 –
$700 with 50% supporting the WCK Chefs for Gaza

Libby Barbee – Untitled Collage – 2025 –
$700 with 50% supporting the WCK Chefs for Gaza

Libby Barbee
Untitled Landscape
Installation View with the HABITAT Library pop-up

Libby Barbee – Untitled Collage – 2025 –
$700 with 50% supporting the WCK Chefs for Gaza