Avalon Lafosse is an artist and an all-around creative soul who lives in Orange County, CA. She will begin her university studies Fall of 2021 at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and plans to receive a BFA in Painting and a concentration in Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies. Avalon's work in painting, sculpture, video, and writing explores identity and what it means to be human through the experimental and playful use of color and design. She creates with the hope of her work evoking emotion or contemplation for its viewer.
Above all else, she loves a good pastel rainbow.
Avalon Lafosse
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Coast Magazine
Up Close: Artistic Wunderkind Avalon Lafosse
Orange County Register
Most Influential: Meet Orange County's 100 Top Influencers for 2019
The Newslocker - Anaheim
Avalon Lafosse, 1st teen to win a Segerstrom Center for the Arts leadership award, is out to save the world through art therapy
OC Business Journal
Philanthrophy
The Orange County Register
Avalon Lafosse, 1st teen to win a Segerstrom Center for the Arts leadership award, is out to save the world through art therapy
Daily Republic - Solano News
Segerstrom Center Honors Business Leaders and Arts Philanthropists
Kudos - Newport Beach
Business Leaders and Arts Philanthropists Honored
LA Times
Here’s why COVID-19 has made arts education so problematic
The Orange County Register
Painted Pumpkin auction will benefit boy with brain cancer
The Orange County Register
OCSA Wintermarket showcases art and commerce
The Panther - Chapman University
Christina Aguilera and crocheting: SNL comedian performs at Chapman
Newport Beach Independent
Segerstrom Center Honors Business Leaders and Arts Philanthropists
Newport Beach Magazine
Ebb & Flow, Buzz
The Fullerton Observer
Holiday-Themed Art Shows for Fullerton Art Walk
The Latest - Orange County
The Orange County Register
Professor Snape, Tsum Tsum and even a Donald ‘Trumpkin’: Check out what these students did to turn their pumpkins into art – and cash
LA Times
Young artists reflect on their first semester of college during COVID-19
