Bozeman Magazine

Covellite Presents: Shadowbox Collage Workshop with September Featured Artist Kate Huston Register Free: https://theticketing.co/e/septworkshop Friday, September 27th 5-7 PM This workshop is FREE, and all supplies are provided. Please pre-register as there are limited spots available to work with Kate on this project! The Covellite Bar will be open, with beer, wine, and a variety of non-alcoholic drinks, and Kate is bringing PIE! Artist Statement: "I was introduced into the Art World at an early age when I spent hours in the Boston Public Library in the diorama rooms enacting scenes of history. Along with that, both my parents being artists themselves exposed me to museums where I explored galleries along with the works of Marcel Duchamp and collage works by Joseph Cornell. Always having a fascination with the spiritual works of nature and mysterious musings of fantasy worlds created during the Victorian era, I began to explore my art with collage boxes made of found objects at The Museum School of Fine Arts, Boston in 1995. During several moves I started collecting images from old postcards dating from the Victorian Era of Enlightenment along with etchings of animals and science journals. Using these images I began to build imaginary scenes of fantasy worlds where humans and animals coexist on an astral plane. Tiny Box World Series is a place where imagination, spirituality and nature collide to create a world of musings and respite from daily existence." Follow Kate Huston: https://www.instagram.com/tinyboxworlds/ Artist Biography: Kate Huston was born in New Mexico in 1971. During her early childhood she moved to Boston where she attended Museum School of Fine Arts in 1995 and graduated with a BFA in arts education and Studio Art. In 1999, Kate was accepted into the art residency at the Ucross Foundation, and after her residency she moved to Montana. She has had several shows and artist residencies throughout the state, including Aunt Dofe's Hall of Recent Memory, Montana Artist Refuge, Radius Gallery, Jailhouse Gallery at the Myrna Loy, and the Emerson Cultural Center in Bozeman Montana, Omerta Arts Gallery in Helena, and Holter Art Museum.