Fine Art Collage: Amy Kincaid: Collectors for a Cause

Thursday, April 24, 2008

Collectors for a Cause

UPDATE, May 11: Here's a photo of the presentation. Visit www.hoogrrl.com for Philippa's reflections.

April 24: Tonight at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, I get to interview the extraordinary Philippa P.B. Hughes about collecting art.
The weekend events benefit Pyramid's youth outreach arts education programs in Montgomery County and DC. April 25-27, Friday, April 25, 6 - 9 pm. Wine tasting at 7 pm @ Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, 8230 Georgia Avenue, downtown Silver Spring

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Artist Statement and Bio

My collage-paintings are experiments in structured improvisation, informed by post-modern movement and performance. Rather than suggest a specific narrative, I am trying to reflect the individual’s connection with universal themes of autonomy, community, culture, and place. What always interests me is the layered richness, irregular edges, and internal textures of mood.

Amy Kincaid began creating and showing artwork locally in 2003, receiving awards in mixed media, presenting in alternative spaces and galleries in the Washington metro area, including Artful Gallery, The Warehouse, Arlington Art Center, and the Corcoran School of Art’s Art Anonymous. An advisor and technical assistance provider to leaders in nonprofits and social enterprises, she also curates the alternative gallery and performance space at Kefa Café in Silver Spring. Kansas City-born and -raised, Amy lives in the Washington, DC area.