Tiny Blossoms, 2008; Kathleen Hudspeth. Oil-Based Monotype and Graphite.
I have work on view at the Laundromat Art Space as part of the South Florida survey exhibition 100+ Degrees in the Shade, curated by Jane Hart in collaboration with Chris Ingalls and Nina Arias.
About the exhibition:
This expansive show [includes] an array of works in all media, by a selection of some of the finest artists of South Florida. Sculpture and installation works, painting, photography, mixed media and works on paper, as well as video and performance are included. The breadth of this exhibit [is] both inclusive and discerning, with an emphasis on innovation, impact, and inspiration, in ways which are integral to the lush, tropical-urban environment that exemplifies South Florida. There [are] a total of over 150 participants, encompassing internationally and nationally known established, mid-career and emerging artists included. A 220 page full color, hardcover book will be released by [NAME] Publications in conjunction with the exhibition.
My work is a monotype with hand-drawn elements. The color is probably truest in the image above, which was professionally documented, rather than in the installation shot from the opening, which is below.
