The distance to a location, the distance of a memory, the distance in a space

Kate’s new work takes concepts associated with previous investigations of the idea of “place” and links this to a more specific approach to understanding the outer and inner confines of lived spaces and the function this has on memory and identity. Nostalgia becomes a psychological lens with which meaning is constructed and maintained, reconstructing our identities and relationships to environments. Employing the use of mixed media, her current work negotiates a distilling of facts from perception and memory. What remains is a mediation that is between two lost entities. It is within this sphere that Kate’s current practice and interests lie.

In 2005, Kate moved to California from New York to pursue her MFA. She has a BFA in Glass from Rhode Island School of Design.

Seth Augustine
Kate Barclay
Veronika Bauer
Robert Becraft
Susannah Bielak
Boredom Patrol
Carl Burton
Mike Caloud
Raul Cardenas-Osuna
Fabian Cereijido
Matthew Coors
J. Tanner Cusick
Cathy de la Cruz
Evelyn Donnelly
Julia Dzwonkoski
James Enos
Deanna Erdmann
Kael Greco
Nico Herbst
Kate Hoffman
Scott Horsley
Sara Hunsucker
Glenna Jennings
Sharon Levy
Emiko Lewis-Sanchez

Derek Lomas
Esteban Martinez
Jennifer Medlin
Gretchen Mercedes
Patrick Miller
Elyse Montague
Patricia Montoya
Adam Moyer
Owen Mundy
Clare Parry
Kelly Pendergrast
Omar Pimienta
PG Toys
Serena Porrati
Iana Quesnell
Steven Rubin
Tristan Shone
Katherine Sweetman
The Magnum PIs
Robert Twomey
Yvonne Venegas
Nina Waisman
Caleb Waldorf
Kate Wall
Julia Westerbeke
Felipe Zuniga