Gina Hunt

  • Gina Hunt's work seeks expansive possibilities within a limited means. With an interest in histories of abstraction, theories of color and perception, and imaging technologies, Hunt's multidisciplinary practice fuses painting, sculpture, and site-responsive installation to explore the complexities and subjectivity of vision, color, and perception. 

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  • Gina Hunt grew up in the Upper Great Plains of the United States, a region of the world where the open land and sky full of ever-changing atmospheric conditions, along with brilliant transitions of color in the sunrise and sunset, were early sources of how to observe shifts in color and light to document time.
     
    Gina has presented solo exhibitions at Syracuse University, South Texas College, 65GRAND, The Franklin, Harper College, Western Pole, STNDRD Projects, University Galleries at Illinois State University, and Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar, among others. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at galleries, museums, artist-run spaces, and non-traditional exhibition venues throughout the United States and beyond.
     
    She has been awarded residencies at Chicago Artists Coalition, Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar, Hinge Arts, and Badlands National Park. At each residency, Gina focused on creating temporary, site-responsive sculptural installations integrated within landscape and architecture.
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