Lauri Marks Kaye

04/12/2026

More Amor ❤️at any magnitude matters.

Exhibiting


# tucsonlocalartists

04/03/2026

Super excited to be part of group 👣show , Opening this Saturday 4pm-7pm. Amazing local artist 🎨pouring energy into works that amuse, intrigue, and delight. Perfect respite. ❤️

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03/13/2026

Tumamoc Hill
This drawing of one of my favorite places was almost as hard as climbing it.

I have walked this hill a bunch lot and notice how many different people are out there every day. Some running, some barely moving, scientist, researchers, families, students, some talking, some totally in their own head.

Same road, everyone is carrying something different up it.

This artwork reflects that shared ritual—how a simple place becomes meaningful through the people who return to it again and again.

Another reason why I love Tucson.
I brought one to SAAG gallery, the other is at The Tucson Gallery on Congress.

24x36 mixed media on metal

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02/25/2026

OUR RESISTANCE WILL OUTLIVE YOUR FEAST

This portrait was drawn from anger, and chaos, seeing those in power attempt to bleed our communities dry.

Inspired by a spray-painted wall in Denver I photographed years ago and still so relevant — the world is OURS. Not theirs.

The megaphone in this piece holds space for every voice that’s been talked over, dismissed, and ignored.

Seeing our friends and neighbors continue to speak up, protest, scream, make art, boycott, anything at all, it matters.🌍✊

02/24/2026

02/10/2026

Not America’s Tw***ie
Here’s to 2026:
Not sweet, spongey or shelf-stable
Not smiling though exhaustion

Yes, to supporting women


foodarts

01/25/2026

BROKEN.
I took this photo at our neighborhood taco 🌮shop. The ice machine was broken. An employee taped up a sign that said NO ICE.

What’s happening in Minnesota.
What keeps happening in our cities.
Families ripped apart. People disappeared into a system that runs on fear.

I’m selling this artwork (createforthepeople.com) and donating 100% to the National Immigrant Justice Center, who fight in court for people ICE wants us to forget.

I changed the artwork in the soda labels not to be clever. It’s not cute. It’s grief and rage and helplessness trying to make something out of wreckage.

Making art doesn’t stop raids.
Stickers don’t bring people home.

But looking away or letting others protest feels like complicity.