My Background
My Inspiration
My Background
Kate completed a Masters and Ph.D. in Arts Education with both projects including original glass art: her Holocaust themed Masters work was acquired by the Holocaust Survivors’ Speakers Bureau in the Bronx, New York, and she has published several journal articles with accompanying glass artwork illustrations. She is a member of the Women’
Kate completed a Masters and Ph.D. in Arts Education with both projects including original glass art: her Holocaust themed Masters work was acquired by the Holocaust Survivors’ Speakers Bureau in the Bronx, New York, and she has published several journal articles with accompanying glass artwork illustrations. She is a member of the Women’s Art Association of Canada. Selected recent exhibitions, where she has shown watercolour, glass, collage and mixed media works include WAAC “Echoes” Juried Competition; Gallery 1313 “Eco” Exhibit; Gallery Ring “Colorful” (Crystal Award) and “Flower” (Award of Merit); Colors of Humanity “Skies”; Las Laguna Art Gallery “Landscapes”; Markham Group of Artists “Small is Beautiful”; Colborne Street Gallery Holiday Art Market; Contemporary Art Gallery Online “All Botanical,” Newmarket Juried Art Exhibition; Grey Cube Gallery “Blue” (Honorable Mention), and publication in ArtAscent Art and Literature Journal “Gardens” and “Beauty” issues. Upcoming solo shows in Toronto include the Ruth Upjohn Gallery in July and the Cedar Ridge Creative Centre in September.
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Background
Kate creates most often in watercolour, and in glass – fused, stained and mosaic – frequently combining mixed media and photo-transfer elements. Her favorite subjects to paint are flora, fauna, and landscapes, where she tends to work representationally; in glass, she leans more to abstract expression or thematically linked pieces. Most re
Kate creates most often in watercolour, and in glass – fused, stained and mosaic – frequently combining mixed media and photo-transfer elements. Her favorite subjects to paint are flora, fauna, and landscapes, where she tends to work representationally; in glass, she leans more to abstract expression or thematically linked pieces. Most recently she is experimenting with collage, and adding dimensional pieces to her paintings. Works range from decorative paintings, glass panels, and pet portraits, to more practical items such as garden stepping stones and fused glass votive candle pieces.
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
When not employed in artistic pursuits she can be found cooking, tending her gardens in her rural backyard, and snuggling with her beagles.