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2024 Ohio Artist Registry Juried Exhibition
Kathryn Hinton
Fine Arts,ceramics and Mixed media Artist Masks Of The SoulArt StudioCincinnati Ohio 45236 United States Home Phone: 513-417-0103 Birthday: March 9, 1974
Bio
Kathryn Hinton describes herself as a Fine Arts Mixed Medium Abstract Artist. She uses a variety of materials, including: acrylic paint, dried pigments, watercolor, gauche, metallic and black drawing pens, paperclay, and liquid and spray inks.
Artist Statement
Kathryn’s Ghost In The Neighborhood is a piece from her body of work called My Haunted Soul. Kathryn has a BFA with a concentration in ceramics from Mount Saint Joseph University (2000).
Kathryn finds art to be healing and helps us to naturally realign ourselves to our soul’s purpose. Listening to our soul speak to us with ancient wisdom from many lifetimes experiences. Her studio and art page website on Facebook is called Masks Of The Soul. She views masks as a representations of aspects of ourselves that we either use to conceal or reveal about ourselves through our facial expressions. According to the “Anam Hara” (Soul friend), our face houses our soul. Our ancestral lineage can be revealed and concealed through our eyes and our face, which is the one mask we can never remove. Having started at the beginning with masks for her senior thesis in 2000, and now, 23 years later, her soul asked her to return to complete the circle and come back to her beginning with masks and clay.
This year, Kathryn joined the Kennedy Artist Collective, and has been volunteering to help Kennedy Heights Arts Center with their opening receptions for their art shows and assisting with their children’s art classes. This fall, she participated in the October Art Walk at Essex Studio, and will again in December 2023. Her work is currently in two different group exhibitions at Kennedy Heights Arts Center.
May 2000 – BFA Senior Thesis Beloved Faces
October 2009 and September 2010 – Solo art shows at Pleasant Perk coffee house in Pleasant Ridge.
January 2010 – April 2011 – Caminetto Bistro, Marriott
September 2010 – September 2011 – Bethesda North Women’s Breast Cancer Center
April 2011 – 2016 – Scene Ultra Lounge