Kate Wilson is another artist whose work I found via social media. She is Canadian, and her work in drawing, installation, and animations caught my eye because of its authority and integrity, both in its purpose and in its execution. She is currently preparing for a busy summer of multiple exhibitions, so I'm gratified that she took the time to answers some questions about her work and process. Geometric Sunshine (partial view) Beyond/In Western New York, 2007 , acrylic on wall, dimensions variable, University at Buffalo Art Gallery at the Center for the Arts. Photo credit: Biff Henrich/Keystone. Philip Hartigan : Your work looks like a collision between the organic world, chemistry diagrams, and classic abstract art. How does it appear to you? Kate Wilson : Actually, your assessment is very close. I never know where to begin. It is a matter of placing pen to paper and seeing where the line takes me. Perhaps subconsciously I’m incorporating visuals or tex...
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