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Opening October 25th/ 3-6 pm.    Holly Topping/ Djinn, Sirens, and Other Troubles

Holly Topping
Djinn, Sirens and Other Troubles
Opening October 25th

Winslow Garage is pleased to present Djinns, Sirens, and Other Troubles by Los Angeles artist Holly Topping. In this exhibition, Topping presents an installation of painted hanging gourds, small paintings on wood crosscuts, and a selection of watercolors on paper. Known for her highly skilled paintings of figures with cheeky contemporary concerns, this work presents the artist in full play mode. Naughty sprites cavort through air and sea causing the occasional disaster and disembodied arms elegantly smoke cigarettes in fantasy landscapes. Drawing from mythology, memory, and contemporary experience, these works reveal the strange ways we adapt to uncertainty and catastrophe.

Holly Topping is a Los Angeles–based artist and educator whose paintings explore the strange intersections of personal history, cultural memory, gender, humor, and unease. She received her MFA from the University of California, Irvine, and has exhibited extensively in Los Angeles and nationally, including solo exhibitions at Angles Gallery and Orange Coast College. Her work has been featured in exhibitions at the Bass Museum of Art, Torrance Art Museum, and the Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion, and is held in the collections of the Bass Museum of Art and the Museum of Sex in New York. Topping has been a tenured professor of art at Orange Coast College since 2008. 

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Raghubir Kintisch
Domestic Bliss



Raghubir Kintisch is a multidisciplinary artist, painter, social practitioner and educator whose projects focus on the confluent nature of art and spirit. Her projects tend to be theme-based and executed as a suite of images and objects often including sound and/or video elements.

For her exhibition at Winslow Garage, Kintisch presents a series of large, highly textured wall pieces composed of black and white ink drawings combined with textiles symbolic of cultural rituals from both the artist's personal experience and from the larger history of women's lives. Though the examination of the performance of ritualized behavior, these works question the purpose and use of these practices though the past, during their current usage, and into a possibly untenable future.

Kintisch has a BFA in Painting from RISD and an MFA in Public Practice from OTIS. She currently teaches at OTIS College of Art and Design, Los Angeles Country High School for the Arts and Notre Dame High School.

www.kintischstudio.com