Tell me the last time you walked into a gallery and the first thing you noticed was the smell. KINK Contemporary consistently delivers the unexpected, and I shall not survive you by artist/florist Kate Rutter was no exception. This show, which lasted for less than a week, asked us to peer a little deeper and find sweetness in surrender. Rutter […]
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Momentum in the art scene or in a neighborhood is at best something that can’t be measured. The laws of physics do not apply. Still there is something to it, something precious and easily lost, but also something to build upon. KINK Contemporary co-owners Anna Young and McKenzie Beynon build on their gallery’s momentum in two ways this summer with […]
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In a lush series of paintings depicting larger than life-size nude figures, Lauren McKenzie Noel explores the sensuous boundaries and psychological range of self portraiture. Nothing says “modern” with quite the same conviction as the self portrait, which in the centuries of Western art since Rembrandt has repositioned the human face and body in respect to history. In a self […]
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