Mira Lehr

Mira Lehr takes a topic to which many have grown increasingly numb—climate change—and draws us in in spite of our fatigue.

The New York Social Diary named Mira Lehr one of the Miami art world's iconic groundbreakers during Art Basel's recent international aesthetic convergence.

Sensi magazine profiles Mira Lehr.

Artist Mira Lehr's work spans four decades, a career dedicated to expressing both the beauty and destruction of the environment. Using abstract imagery and non-traditional mediums such as gunpowder, fire, Japanese paper, dyes and welded steel, she invites Artloft viewers into her world.

Extended through February 6 due to strong sales and popular demand: Planetary Visions—Mira Lehr from Spaceship Earth. Read more in the New York Style Guide.

If the producers of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel ever want to create a companion series about a young Jewish woman in the world of abstract art during New York City's golden age, they could do a lot worse than license the life story of Mira Lehr.

In her latest exhibition, Mira Lehr traces a fine line to enforce environmental conservation.

USA Today has named Mira Lehr's Tracing the Red Thread exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami one of 'the best American museum exhibits this fall.'

Rosenbaum Contemporary is presenting two opportunities to meet artist Mira Lehr in conjunction with Mapping Nature: A Mira Lehr Retrospective, an exhibition of her sculptures and mixed media works from the past eight years. An artist reception and preview of the works will be held at the gallery’s Miami location in the St. Regis Bal Harbour, 9703 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour, Fla., on Jan. 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. An artist reception and the main exhibition opening will be held at the gallery’s Boca Raton location, 150 Yamato Road,...