EXHIBIT
Katrina Kinsler: Extravagant Dreams
Katrina comes to us as an interpretive artist, inquisitive nudist, and electrifying psychoanalyst.
Born in Ulan Bator or Ulaanbaatar, located in Outer Mongolia, Katrina and her family lived in multiple dwellings known as gers or yurts. She made her first splash in the art world when she painted the family dwellings to resemble large breasts.
Her award-winnging exhibits at the Gallery are ongoing!
Exhibitions
Ongoing
Exhibitions are generally free to the public, although a donation to the artist is never refused. Some works are available for purchase, and are duly noted!!
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A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others.
- The exhibitions allow complete psychic submersion into the associated materials. Please ask your docent for any accommodations, as needed, to most appropriately address your requirements. These include, but are not limited to: ---Private post-exhibit meditation/reflection rooms, with attendant ---Sensory deprivation tanks ---Group discussions
Organized by Leonard Castillo, Raymond Oneil (Senior Curator), Estela Nesler (Curatorial Assistant), and Debbie Thomas (former Curatorial Assistant), Department of Photography.
Wonderful immersive exhibition. You have the impression of being in the artwork. The music is carefully selected to compliment the visuals. The visit takes an hour and is well worth the ticket price.
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It is hard describing this experience, the gorgeous colors of the paintings are flowing around you like a dream, covering the huge room from floor to ceiling. They even project images on the floor itself.
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Fantastic exhibition! Art moving on walls, floors, and ceilings is a unique experience!
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An exhilarating and expansive exhibition of the artist's unique practice. It offered a thrilling vision of the artist’s work at every stage of her career. Can't wait for the next exhibition!