Author Archives: Kati

Works in progress…

Aug
29
2019
by Kati
Working to turn these worn out running shoes and endless miles into a new photographic series called “Chasing Dreams” (working title)
Posted in Images in the works, Studio notes, Uncategorized

Charlotte Street Residency Juror

Jul
23
2019
by Kati

I was honored to review the amazing works by 112 talented artists and help make the challenging selection of the 2019-2020 Charlotte Street residents. Excited to see how they all make this opportunity work for them.

https://charlottestreet.org/2019/07/charlotte-street-foundation-announces-32-artists-for-2019-20-studio-residency-program/

Posted in Uncategorized

Art City 1986-2017

Jul
03
2017
by Kati

 Honored to be included in this publication.

For more images of Hopscotch (below), please see the portfolio.

 

Posted in Review/Articles

Viterbo University – Collage Workshop

Feb
01
2017
by Kati

Lecture on Collage, Computer Demonstration and Hands-on workshop with students.

February 1, 2017

Photos courtesy of Associate Professor Joseph Miller

Kanyon’s cool collage.

Posted in Uncategorized, Visiting Artist/Lectures

Viterbo University – Exhibit Installation Images

Feb
01
2017
by Kati

Posted in Uncategorized

Art, Undone!

Oct
07
2016
by Kati

Art in the Park 2016 concluded on October 7.

What took three days to install came off in 30 minutes.

Posted in Public Art, Studio notes, Uncategorized

Arterial Echoes at UMKC Gallery of Art

Sep
14
2016
by Kati

Posted in Exhibits, Review/Articles

KC Studio Magazine Shout-out

Sep
06
2016
by Kati

 September/October issue of KC Studio Magazine.

Detail

Posted in Exhibits, Public Art, Review/Articles

KC Flatfiles at the H&R Block Artspace

Sep
03
2016
by Kati
Wall curated by Joe Houston
August 31 – September 10, 2016

from left to right: Joha Bisone, Lynn Benson, Kati Toivanen, Anne Austin Pearce —

at H&R Block Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute.

Posted in Exhibits, Review/Articles, Uncategorized

2016 Art in the Loop Catalog

Aug
01
2016
by Kati

Posted in Public Art, Review/Articles, Uncategorized