Her recent series of paintings, titled RE•WESTERN, were the primary focus of her Paul Hanna lecture. Interested in gender flipping, House transforms images of the “mythical American West through a postmodern lens that reflects and critiques Hollywood Westerns.” Her series, RE•WESTERN, places contemporary women into iconic movie images of such characters as John Wayne and James Dean. It is also worth noting the way in which she paints. The scale of her paintings is typically larger than life. Young, beautiful, yet dominant female characters are portrayed through quick and gestural mark making, painterly strokes and intense swaths of color. These heroic female representations are realist in style, yet expressive and alive in their rendering.