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3 Solo Exhibitions - Holden McIntosh

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Holden Mc Intosh
Holden McIntosh
Cluster #3 - 2017. Found Metal, Steel Wire, and Plaster - 62 x 42 x 58

July brings us 3 solo exhibitions from alumnus Holden McIntosh at LIGHTS OUT Space.

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Fabricated Forms Opening Reception, July 13, 7-10 PM | Reclaimed Purpose Opening Reception, July 20, 7-10 PM | The Shadows Projection Opening Reception, July 27, 7-10 PM

Alumnus Holden McIntosh (2017) is having 3 Solo Exhibitions in the month of July at LIGHTS OUT Space (8940 Oak Street) in Oak Street Studios. The first of these exhibits is Fabricated Forms running from July 13 - 15, which features works with more traditional mediums such as paint on stretched canvas, ink on paper, and plastic on wire armature. The simplicity of materials used in these pieces allows for a more direct perception of forms.

The second of these exhibits is called Reclaimed Purpose, which showcases paintings and sculptures which focus on integrating detritus and discarded objects. The use of found objects investigates the expressive qualities inherent in the materials.

The final exhibit is The Shadows Projection, which explores the relationships between light and matter. Shadows are cast from sculptures, reprocessed videos of moving sculptures and shadows, as well as electronic sculptures which sense and respond to changes in luminosity.|

To experience McIntosh's multi-disciplinary, multimedia art, visit LIGHTS OUT studios, open on Fridays from 7-10 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM-6 PM.

Canadian artist Holden McIntosh received his BFA from Emily Carr Univeristy of Art and Design in 2017 and is primarily working in sculpture and painting. His abstract art attempts to engage the viewer in non-linear states of dynamic perception that rely directly on the integration of various substructures of the unconscious mind such as the relation between the forms and spaces of our environment and their affective powers in the regulation of our emotive engagement and development. As theforms and patterns of our engagement with the world create the systems of neural networks which direct our perceptual faculties, his goal is to confront the viewer with an affective aesthetic experience of the unknown and to challenge their perception with modes of viewing that inspire creative thinking through subjective phenomenological discovery.