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Kate McQuillen
2506 N. Clark St. #285
Chicago, IL 60614
kate@katemcquillen.com
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Education
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B.F.A.
2002 |
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Massacusetts College of Art
Boston, Massachusetts
Honorary Degree Recipient
Concentration in Printmaking and a focus in digital media
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2002 |
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Honorary Cross-Registration Student
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1997-
1998 |
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New York University
New York, New York
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Awards
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2005 |
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Stephen Oberreich Award, Mitchell Place Gallery
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2002 |
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Massachusetts College of Art Graduation with Distinction
Two Dimensional Fine Arts Award, Massachusetts College of Art
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2001 |
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Selected as applicant to Yale University Summer Art Program
Master Printmaker Award, Massachusetts College of Art
2D Fine Arts Award, Massachusetts College of Art
Travel Scholarship to China, Massachusetts College of Art
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1997 |
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Arts and Sciences Scholarship and Chancellor's Scholarship, New York University
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Solo Exhibitions
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2005 |
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Letters, Caro d'Offay Gallery, Chicago, IL
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Group Exhibitions
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2006 |
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Uno, 33 Collective Gallery, Chicago, IL
Unveiling the Lumetype, Caro d'Offay Gallery, Chicago, IL
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2005 |
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Watermedia 2005, Mitchell Place Gallery, Muncie, IN
Photo/Digital Print Exhibition, 33 Collective Gallery, Chicago, IL
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2004 |
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Small Print Show, Chicago Printmaker's Collaborative, Chicago, IL
Annual Benefit Auction , Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA
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2002 |
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Space, Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA
Annual Benefit Auction , Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA
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2001 |
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Fine Arts 2D, Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA
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Bibliography
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Fred Camper, Found in Translation, The Chicago Reader, Vol. 35, December 2, 2005, 10.
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Exhibitions Curated
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2003 |
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Long Time Friends To Be Married, Alarm Gallery, Chicago, IL. Artist: Karen Tam
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Visiting Artist Lectures
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2005 |
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Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA
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Travel Experience
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Self-directed study abroad in China. Visited numerous provinces specifically to observe Chinese calligraphy and printmaking processes. Worked in a local art studio in Jingdezhen, completing paintings on porcelain plates.
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