N.Y. Lori Nix works out of her studio in Brooklyn, N.Y. Shaminder Dulai for Newsweek "Yeah, the apocalypse freaks me out," Gerber says. Both burst out laughing at the obvious irony that Gerber has ...

Lori Nix thinks she may be “a little obsessed” with the apocalypse. It began as a child, when she would watch with awe as blockbuster disaster flicks “magnified” the natural disasters and ...

It’s the end of the world as we know it, but Lori Nix feels fine. In fact, she and Kathleen Gerber, her partner in art and life, are the cheerful architects of this apocalypse. On a gray winter ...

No one really knows, which is why apocalypse scenarios are such rich territory for imaginative artists like Lori Nix. The Brooklyn-based photographer creates and then documents detailed miniature ...

Perhaps the best way to truly imagine what the apocalypse will be like is to turn ... This is exactly what partners and artistic collaborators Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber did during the ...

So I was thrilled to discover the work of the Brooklyn-based sculptor and photographer Lori Nix ... They tell of apocalypse (reflecting Nix’s love of disaster movies) and the power of nature ...

It is this empty theater that is the domain of Brooklyn-based artist Lori Nix, who imagines the barren buildings and empty set-pieces of the post-apocalypse in a stunning series of dioramas which ...

The Observer stopped by the opening of Lori Nix’s exhibition ... of post-apocalyptic dioramas Nix constructed herself. “I’m obsessed with the apocalypse,” said Nix.

These images are part of photographer and diorama-maker Lori Nix’s latest series ... with the idea of the apocalypse. In addition to my childhood experiences with natural disasters, I also ...

Traveling is overrated. Just ask New York creatives Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber, who explore otherworldly places from the comfort of their apartment, making dioramas of settings devoid of humans.