Allison Reimus's work lives somewhere between painting and fiber art. They are dyed, bleached, sewn, stretched and painted. She explores her relationship with motherhood, labor, patriarchy and domesticity through tactility and abstraction. Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions in the U.S. and abroad. Recent solo exhibitions include Barely Fair (Chicago, IL), Jennifer Terzian Gallery (Litchfield, CT), Left Field Gallery (Los Osos, CA) and Tiger Strikes Asteroid (Chicago, IL). Recent group exhibitions include BravinLee Programs (NY, NY), Resident Assistant (Great Barrington, MA), (Essex Flowers (NY, NY), Unit London, (London, UK), and Massey Klein (NY, NY). Her work has been included in ArtMaze Magazine, Maake Magazine and New American Paintings (#88, #113, #125), where she was highlighted as both an "Editor's Selection" and a "Noteworthy Artist". Reviews include The Brooklyn Rail, The Boston Globe, Art Spiel and The Washington Post. Reimus lives with her husband and three kids in New Jersey by way of Brooklyn, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Michigan. She earned her BFA from Michigan State University in 2005 and her MFA from American University in 2009.