Bio
Born in Monterey, California Whitney Stolich spent her entire childhood on a fifty-acre horse ranch. Having lived in so much open space she questioned urban spaces and decided to immerse herself into one of the largest, Los Angeles, in 1993 to attend Loyola Marymount University. She chose to major in Urban Planning in an attempt to understand the choices that were made within cities and their surrounding areas. Four years after graduating from LMU with a B.A. she attended Otis College of Art and Design to further her studies. She obtained an M.F.A. in 2004. Her work is primarily photographic. Stolich's body of work, Landuse, incorporates her intense interests in urbanism and was shown at Supersonic in 2004 where Stolich received a special mention in a rave review by art critic Edward Goldman. Creative Artists Agency purchased a piece from Landuse for their private collection in 2005. Her work has been shown internationally as well as in Los Angeles and New York with her first solo show in 2005 featuring her newest body of work Third Space. Stolich says that her passion for urban issues will keep her work on a continued path divulging into different land use and urban topics.
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