Lynn Randolph was born on 19 December 1938 and is an American artist.
11 Facts About Lynn Randolph
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Lynn Randolph grew up in Port Arthur, Texas, an oil refinery town on the Gulf Coast.
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Lynn Randolph earned a BFA from the University of Texas in Austin.
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Lynn Randolph's paintings have been exhibited and reproduced widely in the US and internationally.
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From 1990 to 1996, Randolph participated in a collaborative exchange with the eminent feminist theorist Donna Haraway.
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Lynn Randolph's paintings have appeared in many other texts, not as collaborations, but as they inform topics such as feminism, religion, cultural studies and contemporary art.
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Lynn Randolph's paintings opened each new part and chapter in a text book entitled Comparing Religions by Jeffrey J Kripal.
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For most of her professional life, Lynn Randolph has been involved with civil and human rights issues.
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Lynn Randolph was a charter member and chapter president of the Houston Women's Caucus for Art, and a member of the WCA's national board.
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In 1993, Lynn Randolph went to El Salvador with curator Marilyn Zeitlin to help organize an exhibition of Salvadorean artists called Art Under Duress, El Salvador 1980 to the present.
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Lynn Randolph's painting entitled The Coronation of Saint George was the cover image for The Nation magazine during the 2004 Republican National Convention in NY.