During Wintersession, Placed will be open to the public for open-studio hours, as well as a small curation of Placed artworks on view. Viewing hours are Fridays and Saturdays, 11am-2pm, and by appointment.
Wintersession is a seasonal residency at Placed shaped by the quiet intensity of Montana’s long, snow-laden months. In the spirit of the region’s solitude and resilience, Wintersession offers artists a space, physical and conceptual, to let winter’s stillness become generative. From December 5th–February 7th, visual artist Kat Hodges will be our in-studio resident.
Kat Hodges lives and works in Denver, Colorado. Her artistic practice centers on abstraction, using spatial and diagrammatic drawing and found photography to create two-dimensional works that question our relationships to images and built environments. Her work makes poetic observations of rooms, spaces, openings, and how these concrete structures affect seeing, thinking, and belief.
Hodges has taught Colorado College, RISD, and Metropolitan State University. She has served as a visiting critic and teaching assistant at Cooper Union, Pratt Institute, and The Rhode Island School of Design.
She holds an MFA from The Rhode Island School of Design, is a visual arts advisor for the DAG Foundation, and frequent collaborator at Placed.
Placed is an art & design gallery in Livingston, Montana focused on creativity in the context of The West.
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