Main Wall Exhibition July 6th-September 30th
Madrone Art Bar is pleased to announce an art opening by Winsor Kinkade. Winsor’s art aims to portray the world in a non-curated way while honoring the intrinsic beauty within it. Winsor works with varying mediums, including oil and acrylic paint, ink, and graphite.
Winsor Kinkade, LCSW (they/them) is a multimedia artist, community mental health social worker, and educator living and working in unceded Awaswas Amah Mutson Territory*, California.
Winsor’s work is particularly invested in the intersection of art, resistance, post-traumatic community restoration and healing, our bodies innate wisdom, connection to the land and animal kin, and collective liberation.
Art reflects life. Art tells stories, exercises honest communication, and creates both an internal and external effect. Art brings freedom to places where there is a lack of social inequity and creates a culture of creativity. Art offers solidarity and growth. Art is a powerful form of protest. Art allows us to weave tight-knit and communal resistance and practice collective care. These are the goals of Winsor’s artistic practice.