An abstract Riso print comprised of 4 runs Mint, Pink, Yellow, and Black created by Kimberly Hahn. It looks like layers of the 3 colorsa overlapping and staggered up and away from the bottom right which is black, then yellow, then pink, then mint at the highest level.

Kimberly Hahn, #ABeautifulThingOfNoImportanceOr 01, 2024, Risograph

Projects & Exhibitions:

May 16-18: Fanzineist Vienna Art Book & Print Fair
Semperdepot, Lehargasse 6-8, 1060 Vienna

 

#ABeautifulThingOfNoImportance, BlueSky project, ongoing.

Selected Writings:
What Lies Between is Gray by Kimberly Hahn
Jan Tichy at Santa Barbara Museum of Art September 18th, 2016 - November 27th, 2016 Originally posted 11/24/16, Artslant

BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENTS by Kimberly Hahn
THE PAINTINGS OF LÁSZLÓ MOHOLY-NAGY: THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME at Santa Barbara Museum of Art, July 5, 2015 - September 27, 2015, Originally posted 08/02/15, Artslant

Selected Press:

Jesse Caverly, No Waste Earth: The Recycled Show, Voice Magazine, March 21

Charles Donelan, Art Seen: Funk Zone May Sightings, Santa Barbara Independent, May 7

Lorie Dewhirst Porter, Ones to Watch: Conceptual Beauty, Santa Barbara Magazine, Fall 2013

Daniel Rolnik, The Object is Null, an exhibition by Kimberly Hahn at Design Matters Gallery, Notes on Looking, November 26