Kat Hutter, Tahoe & Guns

I don't know if Kat's being shy or just busy, but she got a nice write-up in Moonshine Ink this week.


From the article:

... it wasn’t until graduate work at Clemson that Hutter’s signature style today developed. A lot of thinking in the studio drew her eye to the objects around her: tape, paint cans and other artist supplies. She began experimenting with symbols and repetition through stenciling. “For me, that’s where things started clicking,” Hutter says. “I was looking for this big idea about why I paint, but instead found myself drawn to banal, everyday items.”

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