Giant Robot is proud to present Temporary Home, a group show featuring new works by Kelie Bowman, Lilli Carré, Mollie Goldstrom, and Elisabeth Timpone.

Kelie Bowman presents odd images in a straightforward manner, mixing humans, nature, and figures of speech in her paintings and prints. The cool colors and atmosphere of her work belies its unpredictability—a world of not chaos but whimsy. She is the co-founder of Cinders Gallery in Brooklyn.

Chicago-based Lilli Carré is a student of animation and print who has released the fantastic, heartbreaking indie comic Tales of Woodsman Pete and been featured in Best American Comics. At once, her style recalls both the traditional, classic look of Herge and the bold darkness of Charles Burns.

Mollie Goldstrom is the creative force behind Tree Crime, a hand-sewn indie comic with a cardstock cover. Equally comfortable creating highly detailed etching-style illustration or surreal, out-of-control art comics, the Brooklyn resident’s style is highly diverse but ultimately straightforward communication.

The bold art of Elisabeth Timpone is reminiscent of cave paintings or “the landing strips of the gods,” but is actually much more detailed and crafty than either. The Brooklyn artist’s swirling, organic linework-often used to depict nonanthropomorphized creatures such as wolves and birds-is striking, stylish, and hypnotic.

A reception for Bowman, Carré, Goldstrom, and Timpone will be held from 6:30 to 10:00 on Saturday, September 13. For more information about the artists, GRNY, or Giant Robot magazine, please contact: