“Hinton is “not a salon-style kind of person”. She prefers to show and look at art, one piece at a time. She has spoken of this relationship, of being alone in a room, the viewer and one piece. This is pertinent when you consider their relatable scale. Like the parts of our bodies’—throat, pelvis, ribs—there is an instant sense of belonging to Megan Hinton’s art. You need to come up close to see and know her art. To visually hold it, you need to be within arm’s reach.”

-Natalie Coletta | art historian, professor, curator