Doug Kinsey

Doug approaches the development of his imagery with an expressed Zen-like economy. The strong subtle spiritual component remains as the most compelling attitude seen in his work. These forms readily suggest a sense of the monumental. By allowing the physical landscape aspects of his Ohio River Valley home to influence his primary shapes and forms a strong organic quality is defined. His work expressly articulates a spiritual geography. Intrinsically haptic by nature, Doug's work articulates the combining of the intellect with the spiritual truths to be found in nature.

A native of California, Kinsey has resided in Pittsburgh, PA for 15 years and
has exhibited widely both in the US and internationally.
His large format charcoal on paper piece, "Basalt" was invited to show in The Busan International Calligraphy Biennale 2011, Busan, South Korea
Other notable are group exhibitions include, The Carnegie Museum of Art in 2001 which was curated by David Carrier, critic for Artforum and Art in America, In 2003 he received notice from Thomas Sokolowski, Director of The Andy Warhol Museum when he was awarded Best in Show at The Hoyt Institute of Art. Kinsey was also included in an exhibition at the State Museum of Pennsylvania fo...

Kinsey is a graduate of The Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles, CA (1985).