"ABSTRACTED ABSTRACTION" GROUP SHOW AT ST. LOUIS ARTISTS' GUILD

"Abstracted Abstraction: All Media Exhibition,"

Group Exhibition for St. Louis Artists' Guild

July 30th-August 28, 2021, Clayton, MO

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Thrilled to have one of my brand new pieces, Floral IV (Patterned Series), as one of the 12 chosen artists (out of 117 artists submitted and out of 479 entries),

to be included in the prestigious Manifest Gallery’s “Pattern” exhibition in Cincinnati, OH.

Exhibition runs July 9th - August 6th, 2021

Art San Diego EXPO, A Spectrum Art Show (with Artblend), September 28 - October 1, 2017, San Diego, CA

Fall (Four Seasons Series)
Acrylic, chalk paint, pastel on canvas, 2016

Ann Metzger Memorial National All Media Exhibition, June 9 - July 22, 2017, St. Louis Artist's Guild, Clayton, MO

Artist Talk, June 23, 2017

Awarded Best of Show

Honeysuckle (1865)

Acrylic, chalk paint, pastel, found paper on panel, 48x45, 2012-2016

Women's Works 30th Anniversary, March 9th - April 29th, 2017, Old CourtHouse Arts Center, Woodstock, IL

Fall

Acrylic, chalk paint, pastel on canvas, 2016

Honored to have been one of the 72 artists to be included in the International Painting Annual vol 6 published by Manifest Gallery in Cincinnati.

For the INPA 6 Manifest received 1536 submissions from 480 artists in 45 states, Washington D.C., and 31 countries. Entries represented works made from 2012 through mid-2015. The publication includes 108 works by 72 artists from 30 states, Washington D.C., and 7 countries including Canada, China, England, France, Germany, Ireland, and the United States. Essays by John Giglio, Drake Gomez, and Penelope Przekop are also included.

Eleven professional and academic advisors qualified in the fields of art, design, criticism, and art history juried the sixth International Painting Annual. The process of selection was by anonymous blind jury, with each jury member assigning a quality rating for artistic merit to each work submitted. The entries receiving the highest average combined score are included in this publication.

http://www.manifestgallery.org/inpa/inpa6

Art at Des Peres Hospital (featuring 16 local artists)
May - October 2016, Des Peres Hospital, Des Peres, MO

Boulder I
Acrylic, chalk paint, pastel on panel

Day 89 (100 Day Series 2016)
Acrylic, Found Paper, Chalk paint on paper

English Yellow III
Acrylic, chalk paint, pastel on canvas

Gray II
Acrylic, chalk paint on canvas

Primavera I
Acrylic, chalk paint on linen

Spring (Four Seasons Series)
Acrylic, chalk paint, pastel on canvas

Winter (Four Seasons Series)
Acrylic, chalk paint, pastel on canvas

__Studio Visit Juried Exhibition, Magazine (Spring Edition 2016), The Open Studios Press

__Creative Quarterly #40: The Journal of Art & Design 2015 Print Journal & Online.

__Studio Visit Juried Exhibition, Magazine (Spring Edition 2011), The Open Studios Press

__MFA 2011 Exhibition Catalog, Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, Washington University in St. Louis

__New American Paintings (Juried Exhibitions-In-Print), Midwest Issue #83, The Open Studios Press, Boston, August – September 2009, p. 112-115.

__“New Talent,” Creative Quarterly: The Journal of Art & Design 2008 Competition, Merit Honor,     Issue # 13, (December 2008), p. 26.

Fall Exhibition 2015, (September - December), Heather Haymart Gallery, Chesterfield Mall, Chesterfield, Missouri

Summer Exhibition 2015, (May - August), Heather Haymart Gallery, Chesterfield Mall, Chesterfield, Missouri 

MFA Thesis Group Exhibition May 2011, Kemper Lane Art Museum, Washington University in St. Louis, (Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts)

Sharkey Grey, Acrylic, mixed media on cotton tablecloth, 60×92, 2011

MFA Thesis Graduates “Satellite Show,” Lemp Brewery, South City, St. Louis

Deep Indigo, Acrylic, mixed media on cotton tablecloth, 60×82, 2011

Portrait of Damask Block, Acrylic on canvas, 49×71, 2011

Des Lee Gallery, Washington Blvd, St. Louis, MO.

Construct I (Window Series), Acrylic, paper on panel, 50×37, 2010

Construct II (Window Series), Acrylic, paper, found paper, screenprint on panel, 56×42, 2010

Pompeii: The Golden Hour Installation, Mixed Media. 2:42 film. 2009. © Kathryn Neale Studio. All Rights Reserved.

The Des Lee Gallery presents Past Perfect, Present Tense, an exhibition of art works by the twelve students enrolled in the eponymous course offered in Fall of 2009 at Washington University in St. Louis, taught by Lauren F. Adams.

The interdisciplinary course “Past Perfect, Present Tense” investigates the use of historical research as a strategy within contemporary artistic practice. The structure of the course follows the trajectory of delving into one archival topic, or set of topics, and making a series of works in that arena. Henry L. and Natalie E. Freund Visiting Artist Allison Smith interacted with the class over several sessions, including student involvement in a collaborative sewing bee and a provisional photo studio to assist in the production of Smith’s work. This mode of research and production is inspired by the art works Smith will be producing for her exhibition Needle Work at the Mildred Lane Kemper Museum in the spring of 2010.

This course invited students to select a research topic and create a variety of works using various media strategies, culminating in final projects resulting from semester-long explorations. Participants in the course include a range of BFA and MFA painters, performance artists, sculptors and photographers. The semester’s thematic sections were broken into “The Visible Collection,” “Making Meaning,” and “Performativity and Process.” Shadowing Smith’s studio practice has allowed the students to see up close and firsthand the opportunities and challenges of this working method. The exhibition Past Perfect, Present Tense introduces into the gallery final works that address vital theory and artistic models present in the contemporary art world, as well as providing a look at how current culture reflects and absorbs historical issues.

Kathryn Neale: New Paintings (2009), Bruno David Gallery, St. Louis, MO